Parmar did not train formally to become an astrologer. Instead, life’s challenges guided her path. “I know how to read the planets. I have complete knowledge of the Ankh Shastra. Along with this, I have complete knowledge of the Shastras like the Sadhna of Shiva and through my devotion, also Ramal Vidya,” she explained, describing the breadth of her expertise across traditional disciplines.
Her consultations focus on empowerment rather than fear. “For me, astrology is not a job to predict the future. I try to give people the knowledge of the right path instead of scaring them. People do not only listen to predictions in my consultation. They understand why the present situation has been created and how it can be changed. I try to make people's negative thoughts positive,” Parmar noted. This approach reflects her commitment to holistic guidance, helping clients navigate challenges with clarity and renewed purpose.
Her early life was marked by intuition she could not yet fully interpret. Despite professional success and financial stability, deep dissatisfaction persisted. “I have been intuitive from the beginning. But I could not decode it. I saw a lot of struggle in life. I worked very hard. But still, I was not satisfied. I had money, but I was not satisfied,” she recalled. Seeking answers, she consulted multiple astrologers without finding the insight she needed.
Numerology offered initial direction. As a number 3 — associated with the Guru — Parmar recognized her innate intuitive strengths but struggled to harness them fully. The turning point came through spiritual surrender. “When I accepted Mahadev as my Guru, and I started working on my intuitions, my intuition power and energies became stronger. After that, I started accepting this education,” she said.
Central to her philosophy is the transformative process of devotion. “As I always say and believe, Mahadev breaks his devotees first, and then he fixes them. Because a Mahadev's devotee first breaks, shatters and then he gets fixed,” Parmar shared. This belief underscores her view of hardship as preparation for greater strength and purpose.
From Mahadev’s teachings, she draws core principles that shape both her life and practice. “The most important thing in Mahadev's teachings is patience. I get balance. I get distance from greed. I don't let anger dominate me. And the biggest and most important thing is surrender. If you surrender yourself completely in front of God, then no big problem can break you. Because God never lets his devotee fall apart,” she emphasized.
For Parmar, true success lies in the positive impact on clients’ lives rather than external accolades. “For me, the biggest achievement is when someone who is connected to me, a member of my family, says to me, Ma'am, your words saved my family from falling apart. Or we were on the wrong path. We are not on that path anymore. We are slowly reducing the evil within us,” she said.
The nature of consultations has evolved over time. Earlier, people primarily sought guidance on marriage, property, and family matters. Today, clients often arrive with material success but profound inner turmoil. “A few years ago, many people used to come to me for marriage, properties, or in-laws. But today, many people come to me who have everything, money, wealth, name, fame. But despite that, the biggest thing is mental stress,” Parmar observed.
She frequently encounters the paradox of digital connectivity and emotional isolation. “In social media, you have a very big friend list, but in true sense, there is not a single friend, whose shoulder you can lean on while crying, or a friend who would wipe your tears. Today, an unbroken relationship like husband and wife has also become false. Relationships that work together are over,” she noted.
Geetu Parmar’s story highlights a growing societal need for spiritual and emotional guidance amid material progress. Her emphasis on patience, surrender, and inner transformation offers a grounded perspective rooted in traditional wisdom and personal experience. As more individuals seek meaning beyond surface-level achievements, practitioners like Parmar play a vital role in bridging ancient knowledge with contemporary challenges, helping people rebuild from within.
Through her work, Parmar continues to embody the very principle she teaches — that true healing and strength often emerge after life’s most difficult breaks, guided by unwavering faith and disciplined insight.
