Two job offers can leave you with quite a lot to ask. Or you may want to compare charts with someone you're thinking of marrying. You can also bring a question about the period you're in. The reader works from your Kundli, the birth chart used in Vedic astrology. You can discuss what the interpretation suggests about the options you’re considering and ask what in the chart led the reader there.
This Indian tradition is known as Jyotish. For marriage, a comparison of two charts is about compatibility. Asking about a possible period for marriage is different from choosing a date for the ceremony.
Dashas are the periods an astrologer uses when discussing timing. For a job change, the reader can explain which period they’re considering, what they associate with it and how they interpret it alongside the rest of your chart.
The reading takes place in chat. If the reader mentions 'a change at work', ask whether they mean your decision to leave, receiving an offer or your first day in a new role.
Look for Vedic charts or Jyotish in the advisor's bio. Ask whether they offer the reading you need, such as a chart comparison, Dasha discussion or selection of an event date.
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Your Kundli is calculated from these birth details.
A birth record may help you check the time.
If morning is all you know, give the reader that information. Check before booking what they can discuss without an exact time. The ascendant and houses depend on it, so some parts of the interpretation remain uncertain.
A reader may offer a timing estimate. Ask how they reached it and where they're uncertain. A wedding date or the arrival of a job offer isn't guaranteed.