AstroYoda FAQ

A kundli is a Vedic birth chart calculated from a person's birth date, time and place. It maps the ascendant, planets, houses, nakshatras, Vimshottari dasha and traditional doshas. AstroYoda presents it as a symbolic map for reflection, not a factual prediction.

AstroYoda converts the birth time and place to UTC, calculates planetary longitudes with a high-precision ephemeris, applies the Lahiri ayanamsa and assigns whole-sign houses from the ascendant. Vimshottari dasha is derived from the Moon's birth nakshatra.

Yes. The kundli calculator, kundli matching, panchang and the current report tabs are free to use.

An exact birth time is needed for the ascendant, house positions and dasha timing. If you do not know it, mark the time as unknown. AstroYoda uses noon and clearly marks what becomes uncertain, including the rising sign and sometimes the Moon.

Life phases read the main houses and the current dasha as themes for education, work, partnership, family, health and meaning. Remedies are traditional practices such as mantra, charity and discipline. They are reflective suggestions, not guaranteed outcomes or a substitute for medical, legal or financial advice.

Yes. The love calculator uses two names and birth dates to produce a symbolic numerology score from Chaldean name numbers, life-path numbers and birthday numbers. It is not a Vedic birth-chart prediction; use kundli matching for the 36-point Moon-sign comparison.

Kundli matching compares two birth charts using the classical 36-point Ashtakoota method: Varna, Vashya, Tara, Yoni, Graha Maitri, Gana, Bhakoot and Nadi. It describes Moon-sign compatibility; it is not a decision about whether a marriage should happen.

The calculation is deterministic, but the interpretation depends on birth-time accuracy, the ayanamsa, the house system and the astrologer's framework. Read the score as a starting point and examine the stronger and weaker kootas instead of treating the total as a verdict.

A nakshatra is one of the 27 lunar mansions, each spanning 13 degrees and 20 minutes. The birth nakshatra is the segment of the Moon at birth and is used in Vimshottari dasha, kundli matching and detailed chart interpretation.

Vimshottari dasha is a 120-year timing system based on the Moon's birth nakshatra. It divides life into planetary periods called mahadashas and antardashas. AstroYoda shows the current chain and the upcoming periods with their dates.

Birth details are used to calculate the chart you request. If you sign in, saved charts and matches are linked to your account. We do not sell personal information. The privacy policy sets out what is stored and why.

Yes. Use the हिंदी में button in the header. The interface and core product pages are available in Hindi; some long-form explainer articles remain in English. PDF reports and page metadata are in English. For an important decision, switch back to English or use a qualified professional.

Yes. Open your Kundali and use the Download PDF button at the top of the report. The PDF includes the chart details, life phases, dasha and remedies, and can be kept or printed.

No. AstroYoda presents astrology as a reflective tool, not medical, legal, financial or predictive advice. It is not a crisis service. For anything urgent, contact a qualified professional or local emergency services.

The panchang page is calculated for the current date in New Delhi on each request. It shows tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana, sunrise, sunset and related timings. The calculation uses the same ephemeris as the birth-chart tools.