KP Prashna: ask a yes-or-no question
Think of one clear question, pick a number from 1 to 249, and HeyKundli casts the chart of that moment with your number rising. The sub lord of your question’s house says yes or no. No AI guess: every answer is the engine’s own reading.
What you can ask
Health questions are not taken: for those, see a doctor.
How the answer is read
- Pick a numberKeep the question in mind and pick a number from 1 to 249. Its degree becomes the rising degree of that moment.
- The chart of the momentCast for where you are and when you ask: Placidus cusps, Krishnamurti ayanamsa, the Swiss Ephemeris.
- The sub lord decidesWhen the sub lord of your question’s house signifies more of the houses for it than against it (its own house or the 11th among them), it reads “Likely yes”; none of them, or more against, “Unlikely for now”; in between, “Possible, with obstacles”.
- Ruling planets and delayThe ruling planets of the moment and the Moon are shown beside it; a retrograde sub lord, or its star lord, reads as slow.
A prashna is guidance, not a promise. One reading per question a day; asking it again shows the same reading, free.
Questions
What is KP Prashna?
Horary astrology in the Krishnamurti Paddhati: the chart of the moment and place you ask, with your chosen number’s degree rising. The sub lord of the house your question belongs to decides the answer.
How do I choose the number?
Keep the question in mind and take the first number from 1 to 249 that comes to you. Each number is one of KP’s subdivisions of the zodiac: the 27 nakshatras, each divided in the proportions of the dasha years, and divided again where a sign ends.
Why only once a day for the same question?
A prashna belongs to its moment. Asking the same question again that day shows the first reading again, free, so the answer cannot be shopped for by trying other numbers.
Can I ask about health?
No. For health, see a doctor; Prashna keeps to its eight topics.
What does it cost?
1 credit a question. You sign in, and the reading stays in your account.
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