Thodukuri Shasthram, an ancient divination system attributed to Prince Sahadeva, the youngest of the Pandavas from the Mahabharata, continues to be a popular method for predicting the fulfillment of personal desires. Rooted in traditional beliefs and Vyasa Subhashitham, this predictive science claims an 85 percent accuracy rate in foretelling outcomes related to career, business, marriage, and personal life based on intuitive choices.

In this traditional practice, individuals choose between two symbolic images: a bell (Mani) or a spear (Vel). Those who select the bell, which is deeply associated with Lord Ayyappa, are described as affectionate individuals who often face setbacks despite helping others. According to the shasthram, choosing the bell indicates that hardships will soon transition into prosperity, and desired outcomes—whether in business, relationships, or foreign travel—will manifest within a month, often aided by a close friend or relative.

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On the other hand, choosing the spear (Vel), which is sacred to Lord Subramanya, represents highly sincere individuals who may have experienced betrayal in the past. The prediction suggests that those who choose the spear will see their business goals realized within 45 days, while career advancements may take up to a year, and foreign travel aspirations can succeed within six months through dedicated effort. The system advises practitioners to maintain faith and increase their efforts after 30 days to unlock these positive transformations.