What is an astrologer doing at the World Economic Forum in Davos? At Davos 2026, we sat down with Pandit Dr. Sanjeev Kumar Shrivastava, one of the world’s leading Nadi astrologers, to explore a perspective rarely heard on the global stage: the idea that geopolitics, economics, and human events are deeply connected to the science of time. Often described as the “GPS of life,” Nadi astrology goes beyond traditional horoscopes, working through planetary positions, constellations (nakshatras), and their ruling forces to map periods of change with striking precision. Dr. Shrivastava has been credited with high-accuracy predictions on major global events — from elections to geopolitical conflicts — and has advised leaders, business figures, and institutions across more than 70 countries. In this conversation, we explore: Why Davos is a critical moment for “time intelligence” The idea of 2026 as a global reset in power and geopolitics How planetary cycles are said to influence politics, economics, and conflict Whether individual consciousness and collective action can shift larger outcomes In a world increasingly driven by AI, data, and algorithms, this discussion asks a deeper question: What if time itself is the oldest intelligence system we’ve forgotten how to read? #Davos #Davos2026 #FutureOfHumanity #GlobalReset #Geopolitics #Leadership #AncientWisdom #InnovationAndSociety #HubCulture #WorldAffairs