A clear method behind your chart.

1. Birth details and local time

Select a location so the service receives coordinates and a timezone. The existing birth-data processing applies timezone rules for the date supplied. Historical local-time conventions or ambiguous clock changes can require additional attention; the advanced UTC override is intended for a known correction, not a guess.

An unknown birth time uses noon as a reference and adds warnings. Ascendant, houses, sensitive divisional charts and precise event timing may not be reliable in that case.

2. Calculated chart facts

The engine uses Swiss Ephemeris to calculate planetary positions in a sidereal zodiac. Lahiri ayanamsa is the default; supported alternatives can be selected. Rahu and Ketu use the selected mean or true node convention.

Whole-sign houses are organized from the Ascendant. The engine also derives Nakshatras, supported divisional charts, implemented strength measures, yogas, doshas and Vimshottari Dasha periods. Method choices can explain differences between websites; no single set of settings is presented as universal.

3. Traditional interpretation

Personality, life-area and period descriptions interpret chart factors using the project's traditional rule set. They are not measured probabilities, diagnoses or scientifically established forecasts. Scores summarize the implemented rules rather than certainty about real life.

Guruji is given the calculated chart and the question. The answer copies those placements and dates rather than recalculating them. Inspect the calculated factors and read the limitations.

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