Reports
Choose your tradition, pick the sections you want and build your report. The price is confirmed at checkout.
Choose a format
No chart on this device yet. Please create your Jaadhagam first.
Classical report
The classical report reads your birth chart the way the old texts do, house by house and planet by planet, with the yogas present in your chart and the timing of your Dasha periods. It is laid out like a traditional Jaadhagam reading, in clear language, and you can keep it as a printable document.
It opens with your birth details, the Panchangam of your birth day, your Nakshatra and Pada, and the Rasi and Navamsa charts. It then reads the Ascendant and its lord, each of the twelve houses, the nine planets in their signs and houses, and the strength of each planet. A chapter on yogas lists the combinations present, such as Gaja Kesari, Raja Yoga or Dhana Yoga, and explains each one.
The second half follows the Vimshottari Dasha from birth to old age. Each Mahadasha is described with its sub-periods, and the coming years are read in more detail, with the main transits of Saturn and Jupiter laid over them.
The readings follow the classical texts: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra for houses and yogas, Phaladeepika and Saravali for planetary results, and Jataka Parijata for Dasha effects. The report states which principle each statement rests on, so you can follow the reasoning.
A closing chapter suggests remedies only where the chart shows a clear need, starting with prayer, charity and fasting, then temple worship. Gemstones are mentioned only with a caution to consult first.
The report is available in all the languages offered on the site, written for that language and tradition. You can read it online or download a print copy.
The report suits anyone who wants a complete written reading to keep: young people starting a career, families preparing for marriage talks, and those entering a new Mahadasha who want to understand the years ahead. Many families keep one for each member and refer back to it when a new Dasha begins or a major transit arrives. Because the reasoning is shown, it is also useful to students who want to see how the classical rules are applied to a real chart.
Read the summary first, then the chapter on your Ascendant lord and your current Dasha. Mark the dates in the timeline that fall in the next two years. If any section raises a question, a consultation can go through it with you using the same chart.
Usually between forty and seventy pages, depending on the chart.
Yes. The houses and divisional charts depend on it.
Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, Phaladeepika, Saravali and Jataka Parijata.
It is composed from the classical rules for your chart; you can add a consultation to discuss it.
Yes. Choose your language before generating it.
Yes. The seventh house, Venus and the Navamsa are read in detail.
Yes. Each yoga is named, located in your chart and explained.
Yes. A print copy is available to download.
It covers the full Dasha cycle, with the next five years in detail.
Yes. A sample chapter is shown before you order.
Yes. Enter their birth details.
Mention it; the report will note which sections depend on the exact time.