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Pandit Dayaram Joshi Reviews

Not testimonials
Confessions.

Read real client journeys, Challenges faced,

steps taken, and lives transformed.

I tracked her location. I almost lost the woman, not the route.

Saturday, 25 October 2025

Tushar Shetty

I tracked her location. I almost lost the woman, not the route.

Live-location, battery drops, and late pings turned love into surveillance. The process taught consent—and privacy with trust.

When 5 a.m. met 1 a.m.

Friday, 24 October 2025

Arman Mir

When 5 a.m. met 1 a.m.

Sleep schedules clashed; love got lost. A few steady days brought respect—and rest—back home.

Two Kitchens, One Home

Thursday, 23 October 2025

Aamani Trivedi

Two Kitchens, One Home

A Vaishnav–Bengali couple keeps faith and flavor—by setting gentle kitchen boundaries.

I almost lost her to a screen—then I logged back into life

Wednesday, 22 October 2025

Sahil Arora

I almost lost her to a screen—then I logged back into life

Online gaming turned evenings into arguments. A steady process made me choose people over pings.

When my invisible illness made our love feel invisible too

Tuesday, 21 October 2025

Maya Bose

When my invisible illness made our love feel invisible too

Chronic fatigue turned our home into resentment. With steady guidance, we learned a kinder rhythm that love could live in.

Arranged… and awkward. We learned how to choose each other.

Monday, 20 October 2025

Zoya Naqvi

Arranged… and awkward. We learned how to choose each other.

Two good families, two polite strangers. The process turned formality into affection.

Crisis in the family. We almost turned on each other.

Sunday, 19 October 2025

Harshil Patel

Crisis in the family. We almost turned on each other.

An elder’s illness strained our bond. The process helped us stand together instead of apart.

After the baby, we forgot each other. We found our way back.

Saturday, 18 October 2025

Tanvi Chakraborty

After the baby, we forgot each other. We found our way back.

Sleep deprivation, advice from every direction, and two people drifting. The process brought gentleness—and a rhythm.

I was jealous of her Instagram. I almost lost the woman, not the algorithm.

Friday, 17 October 2025

Aditya Pradhan

I was jealous of her Instagram. I almost lost the woman, not the algorithm.

Likes, DMs, and public attention turned me insecure. The process taught me trust—and digital boundaries.

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