Jyotish · Written for you
A Vedic astrology reading, written from your whole chart
Ask the question you actually have. It is answered from every part of your birth chart — not a Sun-sign column, not a psychic on a per-minute line — and written down for you to keep.
$28.99 in the US · one reading · no subscription
What gets read
Your sidereal birth chart
Rising sign, Moon and nakshatra, and the real strength of every planet — in the zodiac Vedic astrology uses, where most signs sit one earlier than in a Western chart.
The divisional charts for your question
The navamsa for relationships, the dashamsha for career, and the others that apply — each chart is a close-up on one area of life.
Your planetary periods
The dashas say which promises in the chart are switching on now, and when that changes — so the reading can say when, not just what.
The combinations (yogas)
The classical planetary combinations your chart actually forms, and what each one gives — read for your question, not listed for its own sake.
Questions people ask
One real question gets a far better reading than a topic. Say what is going on and what you want to know.
- “I've been offered a job in another city. Does my chart support the move — and when?”
- “When is my next serious relationship likely, and what will it be like?”
- “My business has been stuck for two years. What is holding it, and when does it move?”
- “Is this a good year to buy a house, or should I wait?”
- “What kind of work does my chart actually point to?”
How it works
- 1
Enter your birth details
Date, time and place. Not sure of the time? Correct it from your own life events first — a wrong rising sign gives a confidently wrong reading.
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Ask one question
Write it the way you would say it to someone who knows your chart. Choose the language you want the answer in.
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Read your answer
Usually within minutes. It stays in your account to come back to.
Want to see your chart first? Cast your free Vedic birth chart — and see which of your Western signs change.
One price, one reading
$28.99 in the US. No subscription to cancel, no credits to top up, no meter running while you think. The price does not change with the length of the answer or the difficulty of the question — and if a reading fails, you ask again without paying twice.
Get your Vedic readingQuestions about the reading
Who — or what — writes the reading?
Your chart is computed by our own Parashara engine from an astronomical ephemeris: every divisional chart, the dasha periods, the yogas, the planetary strengths. Nothing about the astrology is guessed. A language model is then given those computed findings and asked to write them up in plain English for your question. It never invents a placement, a date or a yoga — it is the scribe, not the astrologer.
How is this different from a Western astrology reading?
It is read in the sidereal zodiac, so most of your signs are one earlier than in a Western chart. It gives far more weight to the rising sign, the Moon and its nakshatra than to the Sun. And it times things: the dasha periods say which parts of the chart are active now and when that changes — something a Western reading has no system for.
How much does it cost?
$28.99 in the US for one reading. There is no subscription, no credit balance and no per-minute meter: you pay for one reading and you receive one. Outside the US the price is set for your country and shown before you pay. If a reading fails, you ask again at no cost — the payment is only used when a reading completes.
Do I need my exact birth time?
It matters more than most people expect. The rising sign changes about every two hours and the navamsa rising sign about every thirteen minutes, and the houses — which decide what each planet speaks to — hang on it. A time from a birth certificate is ideal. If you are unsure, correct it first from your own life events.
How long does it take?
A few minutes. You can close the tab and come back — the reading and the payment are kept in your account.
Can I get it in another language?
Yes. Ask in any language you like and choose the language the reading is written in — English, Spanish, Hindi, Japanese and many others.