Janam Kundli overview

A page from the Janam Kundli report

Reading your birth chart

Your birth details and chart

Your date, time and birthplace determine the chart. Check these details before requesting your report; an uncertain birth time can change the Ascendant and house positions.

Lagna and twelve houses

Lagna means Ascendant: the starting point for reading the houses. The twelve numbered spaces in this diagram show the chart structure. Houses organise themes such as self, family, learning, relationships and work; the numbers here are not a reading of anyone's life.

Planets, signs and Nakshatra

Your report places the planets in signs and houses, then reads their relationships and Nakshatra, the lunar mansion. A placement is considered with the rest of the chart rather than treated as a single verdict.

Dashas: reading timing

Dashas are planetary periods used in Vedic astrology to discuss timing themes alongside the chart. No planetary positions or dates have been calculated for this sample. A timing interpretation is not a promise that an event will happen.

An example interpretation

A house shows the area of life being discussed; the planet, its sign and its relationships add context. The report connects these parts and explains the reading, rather than replacing them with general career advice.

What your personal report contains

The Janam Kundli PDF brings together your birth chart, planetary placements, houses, Nakshatra, divisional charts including Navamsa, dashas and cited interpretations. This page explains the structure only; it is not a personal report or a download of a paid result.