>She looks diminutive but claims to have inner strengths that are gargantuan. She says she has a ‘third eye’ or psychic powers that allows her to peer into the future. Sitting in her chamber at Hotel Ashoka in the year 2000, Tiny Thyagrajan, Bangalore’s occult … Continue reading>Tiny Thyagrajan and her crystal ball!
>According to KC Janardhan (46), a well-known Bangalore handwriting analyst and calligraphist, attractive women working in PR positions in some of the city’s finer hotels and corporate houses, are being harassed by anonymous letter-writers who are maligning their reputations. “These anonymous letters are malicious and … Continue reading>Handwriting Analysts Come To The Rescue
>Way back in 2000, Dr N Keerthi Raj (42) of Raj’s Astro Research Centre in Jayanagar predicted to this writer that then Chief Minister S M Krishna will face opposition and resultant downfall after 3 years. His prediction came true. Here are the other things … Continue reading>India will have its youngest woman Prime Minister, says astrologer
>Another version of Dale Carnegies, “How to win friends and influence people”?Tucked away in the older part of Koramangala in Bangalore, is a small house, with big ideas. Here sit Raman Iyengar and his father V N. Alwar Iyengar, who run correspondence courses in occultism. … Continue reading>Vashikaran: A Vedic way to manipulate circumstance
>Sai Sethuram (58) has spent most of his life on the pavements of Bangalore’s Kamaraj Road, providing balm for both the body and soul of people who stop to seek his counsel. His ‘office’ is under a tree in the car park and for the … Continue reading>Meet the parrot reader