Rinhee Suberwal on Karma, Energy, and Finding Balance in a Digital World

Mumbai: Tarot card reader and astrologer Rinhee Suberwal shares insights into the spiritual forces that shape our lives, from karmic debt and past-life connections to the impact of technology on our well-being and inner peace. When discussing why some people achieve success early while others face prolonged struggles, she attributes it to spiritual forces at work. “Some people become successful early because their energies support them a lot from the beginning. They’ve done good karma in the past, that’s why they attain success easily. And others struggle because they are under karmic debt, so they need to clear it first and then they’ll attain a good life,” she says. According to her, the quality of a person’s energy and aura plays a significant role in attracting opportunities. “If a person has positive energy, good luck, and a good aura, then definitely more opportunities will come to that person as compared to someone who has a weak aura,” she states.
She emphasizes the importance of spiritual connection in daily life. According to her, feeling happy and connected to nature are indicators of spiritual well-being. Additionally, she points to a subtle yet meaningful practice. “Noticing Angel Numbers is something good,” she says, highlighting how the universe communicates through these synchronicities.
When asked about toxic patterns in relationships, she traces the root cause to spiritual origins. “People have toxic patterns in relationships because they’re karmic in nature, and some unfinished and unresolved emotions that follow you from a past life cause a karmic life,” she explains.This perspective suggests that relationship challenges may be opportunities for spiritual growth and healing from past-life experiences.She identifies a growing problem in modern society: spiritual exhaustion. “Most people feel exhausted nowadays because they’re not spiritual. They think that they know it all, but they don’t. They don’t seek happiness, they just chase materialistic pleasure. There has to be a balance in all these things,” she notes.She attributes much of this disconnection to our dependence on technology. “All electronic gadgets are ruled by Rahu. The more you’re connected to electronic gadgets, the less you’re connected to nature, and the less you’re connected to nature, the more restless and palpitating energies there will be,” she warns.Her message is clear: in seeking external validation and material success through digital means, people sacrifice the inner peace that comes from spiritual awareness and connection to the natural world.