History · 6 min read
The meeting between Pandit Sethuraman and Sir M. Visvesvaraya
September 1946. An engineer who had bent rivers to his will sat down with a young numerologist, intending to be unimpressed.
Not yet published
The full text of this piece is being prepared for the new edition of the site. The archive of essays and episodes — more than thirty of them — is being edited and will be restored here in full.
In the meantime, the material this journal draws on is set out at length in Science of Fortune and My Fortune.
Consultation
In person, by appointment, and nowhere else.
Panditji took consultations face to face from his first year in practice, and his son has never changed the rule. There are no representatives and no branches — the correlation of palmistry, astrology and the numbers can only be done with the client in the room.
V. S. Guruswamy · "Sri Gayatri", No. 14, Srinivasan Street, Mandaveli, Chennai — 600 028, Tamil Nadu, India