What work your chart supports, the conditions under which it goes well, and when the timing favours a move — read from your own chart against the classical texts, not from your sun sign.
Reviewed by Pt. Amit Pandey · September 2026
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The opening lines of two sections from a real report, birth details redacted.
Your tenth house is Mithuna and its lord Mercury sits in your first house in Kanya, exalted, where analytical intellect and communication run at their most precise and powerful — meticulous attention to detail and a native aptitude for writing, analysis, research and technical fields. Mercury's grade is capable, and the useful half of that sentence is which axis is doing the work: the raw power behind this planet is high, while its quality across the divisional charts is only moderate, so the force is reliable and the finish is uneven.
Your eleventh lord, the Moon, sits in the eighth house under Saturn's aspect at an average grade, and it is also your career karaka — which means the same planet carries both your income and your professional recognition into the house of disruption and other people's outcomes. It shows up as a pattern you would recognise: work you did well gets absorbed into somebody else's result, projects reorganise around you before they conclude, and the return on a piece of work arrives one step removed and some months later than it should.
Pt. Amit Pandey — Astrologer (20+ years experience)
Chart positions are computed with the Swiss Ephemeris on the Lahiri ayanamsa. The readings come from the source texts themselves — Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, Phaladeepika, Saravali and Jaimini's Upadesha Sutras — read verse by verse rather than summarised from secondary sources. Where two texts disagree, the report says which one it used.
A free report reads your 10th house and stops. This reads the four houses of livelihood, the Dashamsha, your Amatyakaraka and your dasha and transit timing, and it names which classical rule produced each conclusion. Four of its ten sections are about money, which most career reports leave out entirely.
It matters a great deal. An hour of error moves the lagna a whole sign and can carry the 10th house with it, which changes the reading. If you are unsure of your time, say so — a reading built on a guessed time should be treated as provisional.
It will tell you what the chart supports, what tends to get in your way, and which periods favour a move — with the reasoning shown. The decision stays yours, and any reading that makes it for you is claiming more than the technique allows.
Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, Phaladeepika, Saravali and Jaimini's Upadesha Sutras, read in the printed translations rather than summarised from secondary sources. Where two texts disagree, the report says which one it used.