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My father saw that curiosity and bought me programming books. One of them was Visual Basic 6. I copied every line of code into the computer and watched the programs come alive. Every small success made me want to learn more.

As technology advanced, so did my ambition. After many months of convincing my father, I finally got a computer with Windows ME. To me, it felt like winning a championship.

By the time I was fifteen, I had become obsessed with programming, hacking, viruses, malware, networking, and online communities like mIRC. I spent more time writing code than doing anything else. There were days when I even skipped school because I wanted to stay home and build something.

I thought I had my life figured out.

Then life reminded me that it had its own plans.

When I was sixteen, I lost my mother.

Everything changed.

It was one of the hardest moments of my life. During that time, I found comfort in building websites. I loved the idea that someone could create something from nothing and share it with the world. I explored free hosting platforms and kept teaching myself new skills.

That passion followed me into college.

In 2008, together with a college friend, I started my first business. I registered my first two domains, fhonsekha.com and axillynx.com. I believed this was the beginning of something great.

It was not.

The partnership ended.

I tried again with an old friend I knew from mIRC. We worked hard to bring the business back to life. For a while it looked promising. Then it failed again.

The business struggled.

My studies suffered.

Years passed and I kept trying to make it work, but nothing seemed to move forward. Later I became involved in politics because I thought it would open new opportunities.

It did not.

Looking back, I can see that life was slowly breaking my ego.

In 2010, I joined VADS. Working in a large company gave me a completely different perspective. After ten months, I knew I still wanted to build something of my own.

I started Fhonsekha IT Solutions.

The business continued to grow and evolve. Over the years it became Digital Web Solutions, then Kriya Digital, and today it is known as Kriya Consultancy.

Just when I thought things were getting better, another moment changed my life forever.

In 2012, my car was stolen right in front of my eyes.

I cannot explain why, but that moment pushed me towards God.

I had always prayed at home, but faith was never at the center of my life.

This time it was different.

Something changed within me.

I felt as though life was asking me to look deeper. I started reading, learning, questioning, and searching for answers that technology and business could never give me.

From 2012 until 2016, my spiritual journey became stronger. I got married to my longtime girlfriend, but even as life moved forward, I felt a calling that I could not ignore.

In 2018, I met an astrologer for the first time. The reading fascinated me. As always, curiosity took over. I started learning Vedic astrology.

A few months later, I met another astrologer who became my first guru.

Under his guidance, I studied, practiced, and worked through countless case studies. During the Movement Control Order, I began offering consultations. Every reading taught me something new. Over time, my understanding became deeper. My intuition became stronger. More importantly, I began to understand people in a way I never had before.

Today I still build websites and help businesses grow through Kriya Consultancy.

I also help people through Sri Siddhi Consultancy using Vedic astrology, horary astrology, and spiritual coaching.

People sometimes ask me how I manage both technology and spirituality.

To me, they are not separate.

One helps people build businesses.

The other helps people build themselves.

When I look back, I no longer see success the way I did as a young boy.

I no longer want to become the world’s best programmer.

I simply want to become a better human being than I was yesterday.

I believe every experience in my life happened for a reason. Every success taught me confidence. Every failure taught me humility. Every challenge brought me closer to my purpose.

Today, I see myself as a messenger.

I am simply a tool used by the Universe to help people find clarity, direction, and purpose.

That is all I have ever wanted to do.