Prashna — ask one question
Kerala-tradition horary astrology. The astrologer reads the chart of the exact moment your question reaches us. No birth details are needed.
PrashnaWhat's included, what you need, when you get it
What's included
- Kerala-tradition horary (Prashna) reading of the moment your question reaches us
- A written answer from a traditional astrologer
What you need
- Sign in
- Your question (up to 500 characters)
- Where you are now (optional). No birth details are needed
When you get it
In writing in 48 to 72 hours: an astrologer prepares it at an auspicious time for your rashi or nakshatra, as the Kerala tradition asks. If it is not ready in 72 hours, you get a full refund. We tell you by SMS and email when it is ready.
What is Prashna?
Prashna means "question". Instead of your birth chart, the astrologer reads a chart cast for the moment your question is asked. It is one of the oldest branches of Jyotisha and a living tradition in Kerala, where families turn to it for questions about marriage, work, travel, property or a decision to be made, and when the exact birth time is not known.
How it is done
- You write one clear question. We record the exact moment it reaches us and the place you are in.
- A chart is cast for that moment and place: the sign rising then (the Prashna Lagna), the Moon and the nine planets.
- A traditional astrologer reads it the Kerala way, as set out in the Prashna Marga: the Lagna and its lord for you, the house of your question and its lord, and the Moon for your state of mind.
- The answer is written at an auspicious time for your rashi or nakshatra, so it reaches you in 48 to 72 hours. It says what the chart shows, how clearly it shows it, and what you can do.
Ask one question at a time, in your own words, about something that matters to you now.
One clear question, up to 500 characters. 0/500
The chart is cast for this place. If you leave it empty we use your profile's place, otherwise New Delhi.
We record the exact moment you press send.
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