
How to read a prashna kundli: the chart of the moment you ask
A prashna kundli is a chart drawn for the moment a question is asked, not for the moment you were born. Learn how astrologers read it, then ask the AI astrologer one specific question and get a reading from the chart of that moment. No birth details are needed.
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1. Sign in
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2. Ask one question
A specific matter, no birth details
3. Chart of the moment
Cast for the time and place you ask
4. Get the outcome
Answer first, then the chart factors

How to read a prashna kundli: the chart of the moment you ask
A prashna kundli is a chart drawn for the moment a question is asked, not for the moment you were born. Learn how astrologers read it, then ask the AI astrologer one specific question and get a reading from the chart of that moment. No birth details are needed.
10 lakh+
people trust TrustAstrology AI
1 Crore+
Questions Answered
Personalised
From the moment you ask
How It Works
1. Sign in
Open prashna kundli chat with your account
2. Ask one question
A specific matter, no birth details
3. Chart of the moment
Cast for the time and place you ask
4. Get the outcome
Answer first, then the chart factors
Short answer
The core question, answered
Prashna is the Sanskrit word for question. A prashna kundli (prashna chart) is a horoscope cast for the time and place at which a question is asked. Traditional astrologers use it when a person has one specific matter on their mind, such as whether to take a decision, or when something might happen, and there is no birth chart to hand.
The idea is that the sky at the moment of a sincere question reflects the matter behind it. The chart is read for the question, and it says nothing about the rest of your life. That is different from a janam kundli, which is cast for your birth and read for your whole life.
In this guide
How astrologers read a prashna chart
The ascendant (lagna)
The rising sign at the moment of the question is traditionally taken to stand for the person asking.
The house of the matter
Each question is linked to a house. A question about work is traditionally looked at through the tenth house, and one about marriage through the seventh. The planets in that house, and the ones looking at it, colour the answer.
The planets and their condition
Astrologers look at where the planets sit, whether they are strong or weak, and whether they are moving backward (retrograde).
The Moon
The Moon is traditionally read for the mind of the asker and the direction the matter is taking.
Timing
Planetary periods (dashas) are used to place a matter in time. The Vimshottari dasha is the system most commonly used.
Schools of prashna differ. Some ask the person to pick a number, and some use different rules for the yes or no. The reading is a judgement made from the whole chart, and skilled astrologers can reach different conclusions.
The method
How the prashna chat reads your question
The prashna kundli chat casts the chart for you and the AI astrologer reads it.
01
Sign in and open the prashna kundli chat.
02
Type one specific question.
You do not give your birth date, time or place.
03
The chart of that moment is worked out.
With the planets by house, and the Vimshottari dashas for the same moment.
04
The AI astrologer reads the chart and answers the question.
With the outcome first and the chart factors behind it.
05
Ask follow-up questions in the same chat.
The moment is the time you ask, and the place is worked out from your approximate location. If your location is not available, the chart is cast for New Delhi. The chat does not use your birth chart to cast the prashna.
The chat does not use a fixed rule table for yes and no. The AI astrologer reads the chart and writes the answer, so the wording is a judgement and not a computed verdict.
What we use
What the reading needs
You give
One specific question, at the moment you ask
What the reading looks at
The chart of that moment (D1) with its ascendant and planets by house, and the Vimshottari dashas for the same moment
What you get
A short answer led by the outcome, the chart factors behind it, and a chat for follow-ups
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Questions you can ask
- Will this happen?
- Should I go ahead with this?
- What does this moment say about my decision?
- When might this move forward?
- Is now a good time to begin?
- What should I keep in mind about this matter?
Alongside the reading
Tips for a clearer reading
- 01
Ask about one matter. A single, specific question gives the chart something to answer. Several questions in one message blur the reading.
- 02
Ask when you are ready. Traditional advice is to ask sincerely and when the matter is really on your mind.
- 03
Do not ask again and again. In the tradition, repeating the same question until you like the answer is discouraged, since each new moment is a new chart. Treat the first reading as the one to think about.
- 04
Keep it in proportion. A prashna reading is one lens on a decision. It does not replace advice from a doctor, a lawyer or a financial adviser.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a prashna kundli?+
A chart cast for the moment a question is asked, read to answer that question.
How is it different from a janam kundli?+
A janam kundli is cast for the moment of your birth and read for your whole life. A prashna kundli is cast for the moment of your question and read for that question only.
Do I need my birth time?+
No. You do not give birth details for a prashna reading.
Which place is used for the chart?+
The place you are asking from, worked out from your approximate location. If that is not available, New Delhi is used.
Can it give a yes or no?+
It gives an answer to your question, led by the outcome, but the wording is the AI astrologer's judgement of the chart and it points to tendencies without guaranteeing outcomes.
Is it free?+
You can start for free.
Prashna indicates tendencies and does not guarantee outcomes. It is not medical, legal or financial advice.