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Prashna Jyotish

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Prashna Jyotish (प्रश्न ज्योतिष), also known as Horary Astrology, is a branch of Vedic astrology used to answer specific questions posed by an individual. Instead of relying on a person’s natal chart, Prashna Jyotish analyzes the planetary positions and circumstances at the exact moment the question is asked. It is particularly helpful when a birth chart is unavailable or when seeking immediate clarity on a pressing matter.

 

Key Features of Prashna Jyotish

1. Time of the Question:
The exact time, date, and place when the question is asked are crucial. The planetary positions at this moment form the Prashna Kundali (Horary Chart).

2. Focus on Specific Queries:
Prashna Jyotish is ideal for questions related to:
o Health: "Will I recover from this illness?"
o Career: "Will I get this job?"
o Relationships: "Will my marriage proposal be accepted?"
o Property: "Will I be successful in buying this house?"
o Travel: "Is this journey auspicious?"

3. Role of the Querent (Seeker):
The mental and emotional state of the querent at the time of asking the question also influences the reading.

 

 

Core Principles of Prashna Jyotish
1. The Lagna (Ascendant):
The Ascendant at the time of the question represents the querent. Its strength, aspects, and conjunctions provide the foundation for interpreting the answer.

2. The Moon’s Position:
The Moon plays a vital role in determining the clarity of the question, the mental state of the querent, and the eventual outcome.

3. Houses and Bhavas:
o Each house in the Prashna Kundali is analyzed based on the context of the
question. For example:
▪ 1st House: The querent's health or general query.
▪ 7th House: Partnerships and relationships.
▪ 10th House: Career and profession.
o The lord of the relevant house is also studied for more details.

4. Strength of Planets:
The strength (Shadbala), dignity (exalted, debilitated), and position of planets
(retrograde, direct) are carefully evaluated.
5. Arudha and Nimitta (Omens):
o Arudha Lagna: A special method to assess external factors influencing the
question.
o Nimitta (Omens): Subtle signs or events occurring at the time of the query, like sneezing, sudden noises, or animal behavior, are sometimes considered for
deeper insights.

 

Prashna Jyotish Process
1. Formulating the Question:
The querent asks a clear and specific question, such as, "Will I succeed in my current business venture?"

2. Creating the Prashna Kundali:
The astrologer draws a chart based on the planetary positions at the exact time and location the question is posed.

3. Analyzing the Chart:
The astrologer examines:
o The strength of the Ascendant and relevant houses.
o Planetary aspects, transits, and combinations.
o The position of benefic and malefic planets.

4. Providing an Answer:
The astrologer interprets the chart to offer a yes/no answer, advice, or specific timelines, depending on the query.

 

 

Examples of Prashna Jyotish Questions

1. Career and Business:
o "Should I change my job now?"
o "Will this investment be profitable?"

2. Relationships and Marriage:
o "Is this the right time for me to get married?"
o "Will I reconcile with my partner?"

3. Health and Recovery:
o "Will I recover from this illness soon?"
o "Is surgery necessary for my condition?"

4. Travel and Relocation:
o "Is this trip auspicious for me?"
o "Should I move to a new city?"

5. Property and Finance:
o "Will I win the property dispute?"
o "Is this the right time to sell my house?"

 

 

Special Techniques in Prashna Jyotish

1. Ashtakavarga:
A system to evaluate the strength of planets and their houses to predict outcomes.

2. Nimitta (Omens):
Real-world signs or symbols observed during the query, like the sound of a bird, can enhance the interpretation.

3. Dashas and Transits:
Although not a natal chart, planetary periods (Dashas) and transits can also be
considered.

 

 

Advantages of Prashna Jyotish
1. Quick Answers: Provides immediate insights without needing a birth chart.
2. Focused Results: Ideal for specific, well-defined queries.
3. Universal Applicability: Can be used for anyone, regardless of age, time of birth, or background.

 

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