A subtle disconnect exists in being constantly watched without ever being known. Paradoxically, the most connected generation in human history is also the loneliest. People have networks, followers, and group …
Chhavi Upadhyay
Chhavi Upadhyay
Chhavi Upadhyay, founder of Chhavi Tarot, is a renowned Tarot Consultant and trusted mentor who guides professionals, corporate leaders, and individuals through complex personal and career transitions. She is based in Delhi.
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Our parents and grandparents had fewer choices. Family, circumstance, or geography often decided a career. A partner was found within a known circle. The city was the one you were …
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Someone said something to you once — maybe years ago, maybe last month — and it stayed. Not a dramatic insult. Something smaller. A remark. An opinion delivered casually, a …
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You have been told, perhaps many times and by many people, that happiness is within. On certain days — the still ones, the clear ones, the ones where life feels …
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Most people can name something they fear: failure, rejection, being alone, losing what they built, or not reaching their goals. These fears are real. They influence our choices, hold us …
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Soul Talk: Why Your Soul Feels Heavy Before a Shift
by Chhavi Upadhyay 3 minutes readSometimes, a heavy feeling just appears out of nowhere. Nothing seems to have gone wrong—no crisis, no loss, no specific event to pinpoint as the cause. Still, inside, everything seems to …
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At a robotics launch in Shenzhen last month, a company executive described their new full-sized humanoid companion robot with words that have stayed with me since. “It will never betray …
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Soul Talk: Manifest the Feeling, Not the Fantasy
by Chhavi Upadhyay 3 minutes readThere is a moment many of us know well. You settle in with a clear purpose — a vision board, perhaps, or just a quiet confidence in what you desire. …
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I once saw a friend take forty minutes to decide what to order at a restaurant. She read the menu three times. She asked the waiter what he recommended. She …
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She woke up before the rest of the house, the way she always did. Made tea, rolled out parathas, set the table, packed the lunchboxes. But on this particular morning, …