Vedic astrology is not fortune-telling. It is a map of timing — which stretches of your life are supportive, which need patience, and where effort is best spent right now.
Read the tenth house and current dasha to time a move, a pivot or a negotiation.
We look at the tenth house, its lord, and the running dasha period to say which windows favour a change and which are better spent consolidating.
Compatibility matching, timing questions, and the doshas people worry about most.
Guna Milan is the start, not the whole answer. We look at the seventh house, Venus, Mars placement and both running periods before saying anything definite.
Chart-based indications of which periods need extra care — guidance, never diagnosis.
The sixth house and its periods flag stretches that historically need more care. This is guidance for planning, and never a substitute for a doctor.
Second and eleventh house reading for investment, property and business timing.
Whether to buy now or wait, whether a venture has legs, and which periods historically reward risk in your chart rather than punish it.
A complete kundli walkthrough — houses, yogas, dashas — recorded so you can revisit it.
Ninety minutes covering the whole chart: placements, yogas, the dasha sequence ahead, and what to actually do with any of it. Recording included.
No birth time on record? A Prashna chart answers a specific question from the moment you ask.
When the date, time or place of birth is missing, we use Prashna kundli or birth-time rectification. A missing record is not the end of the conversation.
Sets the planetary positions. Essential — everything else is built on it.
Sets the ascendant and house divisions. Four minutes of error can shift a house cusp, so use the birth certificate rather than memory where you can.
City and country. This fixes latitude, longitude and the timezone offset for the calculation.
This is common, and it is not a dead end. A Prashna chart is cast for the moment a genuine question is asked and answers that question directly. Where a full reading is needed, birth-time rectification works backwards from dated life events to narrow the window.
It will not make a decision for you, and it should never replace a doctor, a lawyer or an accountant. Any health indication in a chart is a prompt to get something checked properly — not a diagnosis, and not a reason to delay treatment.
We also will not tell you a date of death, promise a specific financial outcome, or sell you an expensive remedy for a problem the chart does not show. If a reading is unlikely to help you, we would rather say so before you pay for one.