Where you meet your chart.

A first report is where you meet your chart. It opens with your placements in both the Vedic and Western systems, both birth charts drawn, and the stars you were born under, so you can see the ground before it is read.

It then takes the one or two areas you name and reads them through the arc of your daśās (your planetary periods · daśā), the timing that names both the what and the when. It lands where every report here lands: on your deity, a mantra, and the practice to carry.

Choose your one or two focus areas and ask your real question. The clearer the question, the more useful the report. It is generated from your whole chart and arrives by email as a finished document. Send your birth date, time, and place; an exact time from a record opens the deepest layers, and if yours is approximate, say so and the report leans on what the clock does not touch.

This is the whole map. Every area of the life, read across all sixteen divisional charts (the Ṣoḍaśavarga · the sixteen vargas), scored for strength with Aṣṭakavarga (the eight-source strength system · Aṣṭakavarga), deepened with the Jaimini arūḍhas (how a life is seen from the outside · arūḍha), and cross-read against your Western progressions.

It moves through self and body, wealth, family and children, love, health, career, community, the spiritual path, and the karma you carried in. It lands, as always, on your deity and a practice, with the timeline to hold them by.

A Full Life Report covers everything the First Report does, so you do not need both, and it opens the door to Additional Questions afterward. It is the most involved report offered. Send your exact birth details; the deeper the chart, the more the exact time earns you.

Once you have had a report, your chart is on file. An additional question is the quick way back in: you bring something new, and it is answered against the daśā and the transits you are moving through right now.

It is available after a First Report or a Full Life Report. Say which one you had and roughly when, then ask what is on your mind. It arrives by email.