Check the inputs first
A Kundli is calculated from a birth date, time, and place. Before interpreting a report, check that these details are correct. Select the birth city from the place suggestions so the calculation has a location, rather than leaving an unrecognized place name.
If your birth time is unknown, keep that uncertainty explicit. Do not replace an unknown time with noon and then treat timing-sensitive results as exact. You can explore the birth-time rectification tool, but an estimated time remains an estimate.
Read the report in layers
Start with the report’s summary, then open the chart facts that support it. Notice the difference between a computed position and an interpretation of what that position means. Vedastro uses chart calculations and AI-assisted interpretation; those are distinct steps.
An unfamiliar label is a reason to ask for an explanation. You do not need to memorize every term before finding your way around a report.
An illustrative reading, with evidence separated
Chart fact: the report lists a planet’s position. Interpretation: the reading associates that placement with a theme. Reflection: you consider whether the theme helps you ask a useful question about your experience.
For example, a theme about communication might lead to “When do I find it easiest to speak directly?” This is an example of reading structure, not a personalized chart calculation or a claim about your personality.
Your first Vedastro Kundli
Enter a name, birth date, birth time, and selected birth place. Sign in to generate the report and connect it with your account. The free trial includes one complete Kundli and three guided follow-ups.
Keep the original inputs available when comparing readings. Different settings or corrected birth details can produce differences. Look for the calculation evidence and limitations before relying on the interpretation.
These guides explain traditional interpretations and reflection tools. They do not predict guaranteed outcomes. Read about our methods and privacy.