Astrologer Janvi Gaur: Sidhu Moose Wala’s life purpose was to speak the truth and spread his wisdom - Exclusive

Sidhu Moose Wala’s untimely demise left a scar on millions of lives. Through his songs and music, he always tried to bring out the hard-hitting reality of the world. Even celebrity astrologer and tarot card reader Janvi Gaur says that Sidhu Moose Wala had the soul of a wise man, and he had so much truth to give out to the world.Talking to us exclusively about Sidhu Moose Wala, Janvi Gaur expresses, “It was a massive loss to India, to humanity, because this child was so special. His birthday was just now, on the 11th of June, and he would have turned 29 this year. So I tried to look into his life purpose and why he was here. I was going through some kabbalistic astrology, it was so astonishing, you know his life purpose was to speak the truth and spread his wisdom, which that kid was absolutely doing.”“No matter whether he was a star or a singer, he had a soul of a healer. There is a soul calling in the side, which no matter what you do, your soul is always drawn to that. So Sidhu Moose Wala had the soul of a healer, a very wise man. There was so much knowledge, truth, and information he had to share and he was on the path to the same. It is extremely sad that his journey was stopped, I am sure he had bigger goals to achieve. He wanted to make a very big difference as far as humanity is concerned especially in India and his state Punjab,” she adds. “He must have been extremely honest and a person with a lot of miracles in his life also,” says Janvi Gaur.Further, Janvi also mentions that though Sidhu’s demise has left a very big scar, and it was very traumatizing, he will be remembered for centuries. “You know there are people who are talked about for decades and centuries and this child will definitely be one of those special souls. As you will see, special souls are remembered more after they have departed. If you see the history of saints and gurus, they were not very famous in time like even people like Tesla and Einstein but now they are celebrated,” concludes Janvi Gaur.