Prashna: The Chart of a Question · Gurukul Plus
Capstone: A Question, Read Honestly
One prashna read end to end, and the questions it should never be asked.
This chapter is part of Gurukul Plus
The foundational curriculum — grahas, rashis, bhavas, nakshatras, dashas and how to read a chart with them — is free to read here and free to practise in the app. Prashna: The Chart of a Question is one of the advanced chapters, and its teaching text comes with Plus.
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- The lagna is the querent
- The prashna lagna and its lord stand for the person asking: their footing and their capacity to act.
- Reading the leanings
- Connections between the lagna lord and the matter lord, benefics in kendras, a strong Moon and the lagna's modality lean an answer; count them, don't crown one.
- What prashna must not be asked
- No health, death, pregnancy, legal-outcome or missing-person questions, and never a substitute for professional advice.
- Sincerity, and asking once
- The question must be a real concern, asked once. Tests, idle curiosity and re-casting for a better answer produce charts that mean nothing.