समय एक भी पद्धति पर भरोसा नहीं करता। हर पद्धति चार्ट को अलग नज़रिए से पढ़ती है, इसलिए समय सभी 13 को साथ चलाकर देखता है कि कौन-कौन सी बातें एक से ज़्यादा पद्धति में दोहराई जा रही हैं — वही सबसे भरोसेमंद संकेत होते हैं।
01Vedic · Parashari
02Jaimini
03KP · 249 sub
04Ashtakvarga
05Varshphal
06Numerology
07Lal Kitab
08Prashna
09Ashtamangala
10Agastya Nadi
11Chandra Kala
12Bhrigu Nandi
13BaZi · 4 pillars
13 SYSTEMS COMPUTEDONE ANSWER
PRECEDENCE · Parashara › KP / Dasha › Lal Kitab › supports.
Where systems disagree, the older authority decides the verdict.
हर पद्धति क्या करती है · what each one is for
Vedic (Parashari)
Used for: the base chart itself — career, marriage, health, timing, everything. Why: the classical trunk system (Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra) that every other system branches off — planets, houses & the Vimshottari 120-year dasha cycle.Jaimini
Used for: a second, independent opinion on the same life-questions — especially marriage (Darakaraka) and career (Amatyakaraka). Why: its sign-based Chara Dasha and Karakas (role-significators by degree) read the chart in a materially different way from Vedic/Parashari, so agreement between the two means a lot.KP (Krishnamurti Paddhati)
Used for: precise yes/no questions and event timing (will it happen, and roughly when). Why: its nakshatra "sub-lord" refinement narrows down predictions further than the classical houses alone can.Ashtakvarga
Used for: ranking which life areas (houses) are naturally strongest or weakest for you, and which transits will run smooth vs. rough. Why: it's the one system that turns planetary strength into a hard point-score instead of a qualitative read.Varshphal (annual chart)
Used for: "what does this specific year look like" — a fresh forecast layered on the lifetime chart. Why: it's cast fresh for the moment the Sun returns to its exact birth degree each year, rather than reusing the birth chart.Numerology
Used for: a fast, chart-independent cross-check on personality and life-path themes. Why: it reads your name and birth-date digits, not planetary positions — so it still works even when the exact birth time is unknown.Lal Kitab
Used for: practical, everyday remedies (upay) for whatever the chart flags as weak. Why: its 19th-century Indo-Persian tradition favours simple, symbolic actions (totke) over gemstones or mantras.Prashna (Horary)
Used for: urgent, specific questions asked right now — "should I take this job," "is this the right time." Why: no birth details needed — a chart is cast for the exact moment the question is asked, and answered from that moment alone.Ashtamangala Prasna
Used for: family-deity and temple-related questions, in the Kerala tradition. Why: a ritual variant of horary astrology, traditionally read via cowrie shells rather than clock-time.Agastya Nadi
Used for: a "this life was already written" perspective — a different kind of confirmation than a freshly-calculated chart. Why: a leaf (Nadi) tradition of pre-recorded palm-leaf readings matched to the individual.Chandra Kala Nadi
Used for: emotional and mind-level timing — when something will be felt, not just when it happens externally. Why: it restructures dasha and house analysis around the Moon's nakshatra instead of the Sun/Ascendant.Bhrigu Nandi Nadi
Used for: pinning down exact event timing with less room for interpretation. Why: attributed to sage Bhrigu, known for strict, deterministic house-lordship rules and its own dasha.BaZi (Chinese)
Used for: a completely independent second opinion, outside the Vedic family entirely. Why: the Four Pillars of Destiny uses the Chinese lunisolar calendar and Five Elements — when it agrees with the Vedic systems, that's a cross-tradition confirmation.