Prashna, or horary astrology, answers a question from a chart cast for the exact moment you ask it — no birth date or time needed. This tool follows the classical Prashna Marga method: it reads the Lagna (you, the querent), the Moon (your state of mind) and the 7th house (the matter asked about) to give a clear favourable or unfavourable verdict, along with the likely category, timing and recommendations.
In Prashna, the moment a sincere question forms in your mind is treated as its 'birth'. A chart is cast for that exact date, time and place: the rising sign (Lagna) stands for you, the querent, while the Moon shows the state of your mind and the sincerity of the question.
The 7th house — and its lord, the Karyesha — represents the matter you are asking about. The classical answer turns on the link between the Lagna lord (Lagnesha) and the Karyesha: an applying Ithasala yoga between them promises the matter, while a separating Isarapha yoga suggests the opportunity has passed. From these connections and the overall strength of the chart, the tool derives its verdict.
Every reading returns a structured verdict along with the reasoning behind it:
No. Prashna reads the chart of the moment you ask, so no birth date, time or place is required. You only set the time and place of the question itself.
Vedic Prashna casts a full chart from the date, time and place you ask and follows the classical Prashna Marga method. KP horary instead starts from a number between 1 and 249; this tool focuses on the traditional Prashna approach.
Ask a single, sincere question with a clear outcome — such as one about marriage, a job, finances, property, health or a court case. A focused yes/no style question gives the clearest verdict.
For educational purposes. Astrological interpretations are traditional and not a substitute for professional advice.