All in the cards: Woman who seeks life's meaning in tarot

Dr Neeta Bheda with one of her clients. [Courtesy]

Meet a renowned Indian astrologer, tarot card reader, neurologist, counsellor, and vaastu consultant, and all your health challenges, financial problems, and other physical, social and economic challenges will be over. God gave her unique powers to foresee, foretell, and help people through meditational prayers, by invoking yoga, and by shedding all the negativities that surround a person's social life.

She has spiritual powers to grow people economically, save the lives of the sick, and above all, foresee and foretell a person's future correctly. She does not use any form of herbs or voodoo.

Most of her spiritual activities are done in the presence of her clients. And they include people from all walks of life and from various places.

Indian tarot card reader and astrologer, Dr Neeta Bheda. [Courtesy]

 "My basic ambition has been to help people recover from health challenges, help people overcome business losses to achieve business gains, and overcome financial and economic challenges.

Apart from the above‑mentioned services, I am also a private counsellor for children and teenagers," says Dr Neeta Bheda, a renowned Indian astrologer, tarot card reader, numerologist, counsellor, and above all, a vaastu consultant.

Tarot card reading is the practice of interpreting a spread of tarot cards to gain insight into a person's past, present, and future life for specific questions or situations. It helps to reveal the truth about a person, explains Dr Bheda. She says her services as an astrologer speak volumes, and there are confessions from people she has helped from different countries in the past. Dr Bheda has also won several awards for tarot card reading. "I believe in facing people's problems linked to health, economic empowerment, and solving these challenges straightaway," she says.

 However, a little bit of faith, hard work, and correct support systems are also required to help solve an individual's challenges in life. She says her clients are all over the world. "Spiritual growth is like sowing a seed; it takes its own time to grow and gives back abundantly," says Dr Bheda.

Her clients speak highly of her, describing her as a symbol of mysticism, a spiritual living expert, a tarot card reader, a holistic healer, and a vaastu consultant, among other tributes.

She says one needs to understand that any form of mystic reading rests on the channelling of energies used by the reader, along with a connection with a higher power.

Tarot cards offer insight into every aspect of life, provided the right mindset and the right application are involved. It is all about the right kind of guidance, showing you opportunities one might overlook otherwise, and planning a happy future, explains Dr Bheda.

"Let me tell you how it all began. With practically no money in my pockets, I completed my diploma in child psychology and development and ran a Montessori school for 15 years, with a hobby and learning centre for children that still runs strong to date. Managing an adventure sports company every vacation for children and teenagers helped me break out of financial instability initially, but I have always dreamed big.

It pays well to do so. For the last 10 years, I have successfully run an event company known as 'Miracles' in Mumbai, thus managing the best theme parties the city has ever witnessed for elite clients and the biggest agencies.

Despite being successful, my personal life was unhappy with constant pressures from a joint family that could not stand my financial independence. Being open‑minded, always hungry to learn, and most importantly, always being spiritual, led me to look for inner peace and happiness," she continues.

My involvement with tarot cards came alongside my study of astrology, aura cleansing and vaastu.

It all started a little over six years ago when my curiosity took over and I started reading more and more about tarot cards. After a year or so of comprehensive study, one fine day, intuitively, I picked up a Rider‑Waite deck and started practising.

I have never looked back, and since then, I have had people from all walks of life writing testimonies. My relationships with the event management business led me to a lot of celebrities and large corporate honchos, along with all my family, friends, and my beloved cook.

It takes a lot to predict accurately, day after day. A very high concentration is a must, and I also believe a connection with a higher power is as important. In my dictionary, being spiritual is defined as accepting the fact that one Supreme Being is above all, who is omnipresent, managing our balance sheet of karma," she says.

She observes that God's presence dictates the ways of life. "If we can understand the true meaning of enlightenment and the soul, as we call it, we might just stand a chance at being spiritual.

 One must also understand that this is never an easy shift, nor will it happen overnight, but throughout, even if you find a few moments of inner peace, it will be worthwhile," notes Dr Bheda, adding that, "Personally, I have found a lot of peace in various places of meditation and worship, which further proves that it is not important which deity you are facing or which form of meditation you are practising, but just the realisation that the spiritual powers are within you."

Meditation and yoga, along with the power of God, have been Dr Bheda's support, her guidance, and above all, the power of her inner spiritual strength.

She says that along with all the work comes social responsibility. Apart from the services she is offering to her global clients, Dr Bheda is working with Rotary.

She founded the Rotary Club of Juhu Beach, which has connected her with some of the most important clients all over the world. "I am proud of being the chairperson of the PR committee with VIDHYAA, a spiritual Non‑Government Organisation (NGO).

Over the years, through my travels, having counselled thousands of people, I have learned what gives me happiness and satisfaction. Helping and guiding others, and living life as simply as it comes, which also advocates for my clients," she concludes.