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	<description><![CDATA[On hidden emotional wounds, the overthinking mind, and the search for mental peace &mdash; and how a two-hour window became an exact birth time. My birth time could be anywhere between 9 PM and 11 PM. That was how the consultation began. No exact birth time. No reliable hospital records. No certainty. Just a two-hour window and a lifetime of questions. The lady who came for consultation was not seeking fame, wealth, or career predictions. She was a homemaker. Her biggest wish was surprisingly simple: I just want peace in my mind. &mdash; The seeker, at the start of her consultation For years, she had been carrying a burden she could not fully explain. She was not an angry person. She was not negative. She was not constantly fighting with people. In fact, she appeared kind, caring, compassionate, and optimistic. Yet beneath that calm exterior lived something else. A mind that never stopped thinking. A mind that could turn a small concern into a sleepless night. A mind that struggled to find rest. And this became the starting point for one of the most fascinating Birth Time Rectification (BTR) consultations.]]></description>
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