Reading the sky…
Reading the sky…
32 tools, each answering one question. Each uses computed planetary positions or its stated numerology rules and shows its working — including, where it matters, the classical conditions that cancel a result rather than only the result itself.
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Where the planets actually were, and what that means.
Your Vedic rashi — the sign most Indian prediction is read from, not your Sun sign.
Your sidereal Sun sign, which is usually one behind the Western one you already know.
The sign rising at your birth — the frame every other placement is judged against.
Your janma nakshatra, its pada, and the qualities the classical texts attach to it.
The divisional chart that qualifies everything about marriage and inner strength.
Star lord, sub lord and sub-sub lord for every planet and cusp — the divisions KP actually reads.
Which planets signify which houses, in Krishnamurti’s four-fold order of strength.
When to act, and when not to.
The five limbs with exact end times, plus the Hindu month, season and era.
The inauspicious ninety minutes — computed from real sunrise, not a fixed clock table.
Eight slots by day and eight by night, derived from the Chaldean order rather than copied.
Twelve hours by day and twelve by night — so an hora is only sixty minutes at the equinox.
Which planetary period you are running, down to the pratyantardasha, with real dates.
Where the planets are now against your chart — weighted by Ashtakavarga bindus.
The seven ruling planets at a moment — KP’s corroborating filter on any prediction.
What a number from 1 to 249 fixes — the ascendant and sub-lord it corresponds to.
Afflictions checked properly — with the conditions that cancel them.
Checked from the ascendant and the Moon — and with the classical cancellations, which most calculators leave out.
Whether every planet falls on one side of the nodal axis — with the direction respected.
Saturn's seven-and-a-half years over the natal Moon — which phase, and when it ends.
Affliction to the significators of ancestry and the paternal line.
Whether the Sun or Moon sits with a node — the eclipse contact.
Numbers from name and birth date.
The headline number from your birth date, with master numbers preserved.
Destiny, soul urge and personality numbers from your name, in either system.
Where you are in the nine-year cycle, and what this month and day carry.
Your birth digits placed on the magic square, showing what repeats and what is missing.
Spelling variants that move your name toward a chosen number.
Whether a registration number suits your life path.
Whether a house or flat number suits your life path.
Whether a phone number suits your life path.
What the chart suggests you carry, wear, or do.
Which stone your chart actually calls for — chosen from lagna lordship and measured strength, not from your Sun sign.
Which mukhi suits your chart, by ascendant lord and by the planet most in need of support.
The personal deity, found from the Atmakaraka through the Karakamsa — the Jaimini method.
The traditional starting syllable from the birth nakshatra and pada.