Some good readings, some vague, and Raj stereotyped me - I'll never go back.
I reached out to Raj during a difficult phase in my professional life, and I'm grateful he offered discounted sessions due to my limited budget. He predicted I’d move from France to either Spain or Germany — which eventually happened — and gave me hope that my career would improve, which it did. For these reasons, I’m thankful for his support.
That said, my overall experience was mixed. Readings were sometimes insightful, but often vague, generic or inconsistent.
For instance, during a relationship I had in Germany, I repeatedly asked Raj if there were any red flags. He assured me there weren’t, and even said I might bring this woman to India to meet my parents. Months later, the relationship soured. To his credit, Raj offered emotional clarity about her past trauma once things went downhill, and even gave me a free session when I was going through a tough time. I appreciated that. But I was disappointed that his earlier readings missed clear issues I had explicitly asked about. When I brought this up with Raj, he explained that he could only read the energy present at the time. However, that didn’t explain why he couldn’t see the emotional trauma that clearly existed in her all along, even if it hadn’t affected me yet. This raised doubts for me about the reliability of such guidance. It seemed like the messages from his guides — even if genuine — were filtered through human interpretation and limited in scope.
After our first breakup and reconciliation, I asked Raj whether she would come to Belgium (where my next job would be), and his answer gave me hope. But just two and a half weeks later, we broke up permanently. I'm quite sure that energy was already present — yet Raj or his guides failed to perceive it.
Professionally, too, several predictions — such as job start dates — were pushed back multiple times. There were also specific predictions about job outcomes that simply didn’t come true.
Another example of vagueness was when I asked whether my landlord in Belgium might evict me. Raj reassured me that the landlord was emotionally mature and that I should stay. In reality, the landlord never gave me a formal contract, violated my privacy by entering my room in my absence, and eventually asked me to leave, albeit politely. While Raj may have sensed emotional calm in him, the reading missed key aspects of the situation that had real consequences for me. Once again, the negative energy of the landlord was certainly present at the time of the reading, but Raj was not able to capture them and warn me about this, despite me having asked.
These are just a few examples where the readings either didn’t align with my own experiences or were too vague to translate into clear, actionable guidance.
Another concern was Raj’s tone. In our last two sessions in 2024, Raj commented that I was behaving like a “typical Indian” who fights to get his needs met. When I disagreed, he accused me of being defensive and didn’t respond to my follow-up message. I left India in 2007 and partially grew up in the West. I acknowledge aspects of my Indian upbringing, but being stereotyped in a negative light didn’t reflect the kind of open energy I’d expect from a spiritual guide. It’s worth noting that this wasn’t the first time Raj stereotyped me in this way - he did it before. I would have appreciated it more if he had offered constructive suggestions on how that aspect of my behavior could be improved for my own growth — but that was never addressed. Moreover, when I asked my American therapist about this, she confirmed that it wasn’t a nation-specific trait.
I’d say the accuracy of the readings was at most 60%. Not unusual — I’ve found that even the best psychics may only offer partial clarity. That leads to a broader question: if the insights are often vague or hit-and-miss, is the high cost of psychic services really justified? Guides may see more than we do, but are they really wiser than a thoughtful human? In my experience, their guidance wasn’t significantly more helpful — hence my honest three-star review. Needless to day, I will never go back.
PS: the last session happened in July 2024, so the review was written a year and three months after that session. I still think this should be posted. I'm happy to communicate with TrustPilot if needed.