vedic charts

[Guest guest]

Alan,<br>Thanks for the link. I have two

questions right now. What is an Ayanansh? And, what is a

horary number? After I got the chart printed out, I did

the query for specific areas such as work, money,

relationships, etc. and it asked me to pick a number between 1

and I think 125 or something. I just picked one out

of the air and I got a glowing reading. Then I

thought just for fun, I'll do the same thing again with

another number and I got a terrible reading. Realizing

that this is completely impersonal and on the internet

and cannot be accurate entirely, it still seemed

really random to me. So if it is not asking too much,

could you explain what these things

are?<br>Thanks,<br>FBL<br><br>PS Tshamoya. My chart still came out water with

hardly any earth at all although I don't know how to

read these charts yet as I do know fairly well how to

read western charts.

[Guest guest]

The ayanamsha is the difference between the

tropical (western) and the sidereal (eastern) zodiac.

There are slight to major differences between systems,

but Indian astrologers generally to

Lahiri's values. Lahiris values are based on the position

of the star Spica.<br><br>The horary number is

particular to a complex but very accurate system by

Krishnamurti. Prashna, or horary questions and charts should

only be done once and for the moment the question is

asked. You will get confusing and conflicting answers if

you do multiple charts and questions.