Vedic Astrology Resources

Prashna Online is based on classical Jyotish texts, especially the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra and the Jaimini Sutras. This page explains which sources are followed and how they are applied within the software.

This page explains the ethical limits of Jyotish interpretation, what astrology can responsibly describe, and why Prashna Online avoids deterministic predictions or automated certainty.

This glossary explains core Jyotish terms used in Prashna Online, including Rāśi, Bhava, Graha, Nakshatra, Dasha, strength systems, and chart interpretation terminology.

Vedic astrology uses different types of charts depending on the context of interpretation. The three primary contexts are birth charts (Janma), transit charts (Gochara), and horary charts (Prashna), each serving a distinct purpose.

Learn how to read Jyotish - Vedic astrology charts in Prashna Online, including North Indian, South Indian, and Sudarshan layouts, chart symbols, divisional charts, and interactive controls. A guide to reading chart layouts and symbols used in Prashna Online.

Planetary strength is one of the main analytical layers in Vedic astrology. A Graha does not act only because of its sign or house placement. Its actual capacity to produce results depends on how strong, supported, and active it is within the chart.

Kakshas are fine subdivisions of a zodiac sign used in Vedic astrology, especially within the Ashtakavarga system. Each sign is divided into eight equal parts, allowing more precise analysis of planetary placement and strength.

Jyotish Dasha systems are planetary timing methods used in Vedic astrology to understand when specific Grahas become active and how their influence unfolds through time. Prashna Online calculates and displays Dasha periods as an interactive timing tree for structured Jyotish analysis.