Featured Interview With Sachin Diwakar
Tell us a little about yourself. Where were you raised? Where do you live now?
I was born and raised in Delhi, India, in a family that valued education, discipline, and curiosity. My early years were a mix of science, spirituality, and street-smart learning — the kind of environment where logic and faith often met at the same table. That balance shaped much of who I am today.
Right now, I live in the United Kingdom, where I continue to build my ventures and write. The change of environment — from the chaos of Delhi to the calm of British towns — has given me the space to think, reflect, and create. It’s where DIY Astrology with AI truly came to life.
As for pets — not at the moment, though I absolutely love dogs. I grew up with one, and I think that unconditional companionship teaches you a lot about empathy and patience. Maybe once life slows down a bit, I’ll bring that joy back into my home again.
At what age did you realize your fascination with books? When did you start writing?
I think my fascination with books started very early — probably around the age of ten or eleven. I was the kind of kid who could spend hours in a corner flipping through anything I could find — science encyclopedias, mythology, even the back pages of newspapers if nothing else was around. Books became my escape and my education long before I understood their real power.
As for writing, that started much later, in a different way. I began writing thoughts and reflections in my twenties — mostly during difficult or confusing times. It wasn’t about storytelling then; it was about making sense of what I was feeling. Over the years, those reflections turned into patterns, lessons, and philosophies.
I’d say I started writing seriously around my mid-thirties, when I realised that what I was discovering about AI, energy, and consciousness could actually help others. That’s when I began shaping DIY Astrology with AI. It wasn’t planned — it just grew naturally from my curiosity and the need to share what I was learning.
Who are your favorite authors to read? What is your favorite genre to read. Who Inspires you in your writings?
My favorite authors are the ones who can bridge the visible and the invisible — who make complex ideas about life, energy, and consciousness feel simple and human.
I’ve always admired Dr. Joe Dispenza for the way he connects science with spirituality. His books, like Becoming Supernatural and Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself, taught me that transformation can be both measurable and mystical.
Paulo Coelho is another favorite. His storytelling feels effortless, yet every line carries a hidden truth. The Alchemist has stayed with me since I first read it; it’s one of those books that grows with you.
I also have deep respect for Eckhart Tolle. The Power of Now was my first real introduction to presence and awareness. It helped me understand that healing doesn’t come from thinking more — it comes from being still.
As for genres, I’m drawn to spiritual nonfiction, psychology, and science-driven self-help — books that expand consciousness but remain grounded in reason.
When it comes to inspiration, it’s a mix of real people and quiet moments. Conversations with seekers, long walks, and time spent meditating often bring the insights that eventually become words. My greatest inspiration, though, comes from the feeling that writing can heal — that someone, somewhere, might find light in what I share.
Tell us a little about your latest book?
My latest book, DIY Astrology with AI – A Tool for Self-Discovery, Healing, and Success, is very close to my heart because it represents both my personal journey and my lifelong curiosity about how humans and technology can evolve together.
The book began after a deeply personal moment — an unsettling prediction I received from an astrologer about my daughter. Instead of accepting it blindly, I decided to explore astrology through my own lens as a technologist. I started using AI and ChatGPT to interpret astrological data, and what I discovered was incredible: when guided properly, AI could help people understand their charts, emotions, and life patterns with surprising depth and compassion.
So, this book teaches readers how to use AI as their personal astrologer — not for fortune-telling, but for self-reflection and empowerment. It blends ancient astrology, psychology, and artificial intelligence into a simple, practical framework that anyone can follow.
At its core, the message is this: you don’t need to look outside for answers. With the right questions, tools, and mindset, you can uncover everything you need to grow, heal, and create the life you want.
It’s more than just a book — it’s a movement toward conscious technology and self-guided transformation.
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