How it works?
1. Complete payment
2. Receive confirmation email
3. Reply with your birth details and questions to contact@himalayafortune.com
4. Receive detailed reading via email
Frequently asked questions
Here are answers to the questions you might have about our Himalayan fortune telling services. If you can't find the answer you're looking for, please visit our contact page to reach out to us directly.
what is himalayan fortune telling?
Himalayan fortune telling refers to a range of traditional divination and prophetic practices originating from the Himalayan region (including Tibet, Nepal, Bhutan, and northern India). It blends Tibetan Buddhism, Bön religion, Hinduism, and indigenous folk beliefs, emphasizing rituals, astrology, dream interpretation, scripture draws, or oracular possession to seek divine guidance for determining fortune, making life decisions (such as marriage, travel, health, or career), and understanding karmic influences.
How the online service works?
In Tibet, when people face big decisions: illness, travel, marriage, or the path of practice, they turn to a lama. The lama lights a butter lamp and watches how the flame bends. He may scatter a few small stones on cloth and feel the rhythm of their fall. Or he sits in silence, reciting mantras, waiting for a dream to come. These are not performances. They are acts of devotion, offered with a quiet heart to the Buddhas and protectors. The goal is not to change what is coming, but to walk gently with it. This way has been kept alive for centuries, not because people ignore the world, but because in it, they find stillness.
How much time I can get through every service?
Since our initial message, we’ve been in conversation for a total of 8 hours.
What is Tibetan divination?
Tibetan divination is a complex system of fortune-telling and spiritual guidance deeply rooted in Tibetan Buddhism and the indigenous Bön tradition. It encompasses various methods used by lamas, oracles, and practitioners to gain insight into questions about health, spiritual practice, travel, business decisions, and other life matters.
Mo (མོ་) - The most common form, using dice, beads, or rosary counting to consult texts like the Lama's Oral Instruction or other divination manuals. The practitioner performs prayers and mantras before casting to receive guidance.
Oracle Possession (lha bka') - Specially trained mediums enter trance states to channel deities or protective spirits who speak through them, providing prophecies and advice. The Nechung Oracle serving the Dalai Lama is the most famous example.
Astrological Divination - Based on Tibetan astrology (rtsis), which combines elements from Chinese, Indian, and indigenous systems to calculate auspicious dates and predict life events.