How much does a reading with Abhishek Soni cost?

A Full Life Reading is 2,999 points: every life area, written and read aloud in English, Hindi or Marathi, reviewed and signed by Abhishek Soni. A focused reading of one area (career, marriage or the year ahead) is 1,299 points, and a live sitting with Abhishek is 7,999 points. You buy points into your wallet; at the standard rate one point costs Rs 1, taxes included, and members on a tier get more points for every rupee. Points stay in your account and are never cashed out.

Can I get a free kundli (birth chart)?

Yes. The site computes a full Vedic birth chart free, with no account: lagna, the twelve houses, planetary positions and your Vimshottari dasha periods, on the same Swiss Ephemeris the paid readings use. Daily panchang, match making, numerology and Sade Sati tools are free too.

Can I ask my own questions in a reading?

Yes. When you order, you can type the questions on your mind, for example a job change, marriage talks, or buying a home. The reading answers them directly from your chart, and quotes your questions back so you can see it was written to you. If the chart does not support a clear answer, the reading says so plainly.

Can I get a reading for specific months or dates?

Yes, and it is rare to find: you pick any stretch of time, the next 6 months, a career decision window, the months before a wedding, and how finely to cut it. You get one dated, written window per period, from your own chart, priced by how many windows you choose and shown before you pay.

Who writes the reading? Is it AI?

The computation is done by our own ephemeris-grade engine, the writing is AI-assisted, and every reading is reviewed and signed by Abhishek Soni personally before it reaches you. Every claim is checked against your chart; a sentence the chart cannot support does not ship.

Do you sell gemstones or remedies?

Only after a reading, and only where the chart genuinely calls for one. No fear-selling, no forced gemstones, no black magic. Conduct and charity come before stones, and remedies are always optional and always explained.

Learn Vedic astrology: grahas, rashis, nakshatras

What happens to your birth details when you ask for a reading Why a reading needs your date, exact time and place of birth, what is kept afterwards, what is never done with it, and how to ask for removal.

Yogas in KP astrology, and why the system mostly does without them KP astrology does not read named yogas. It asks whether the sub lord of the relevant house cusp promises the matter, and answers yes or no.

Yogas in a kundli: what they are and how much they decide A yoga is a named combination of planets that tradition reads as one unit. Most charts carry several. Here is how they form and how much weight to give them.

Combinations in the kundli that are said to change life after marriage Tradition holds that certain planetary combinations come into effect around marriage. What the chart actually shows is timing, and the difference matters.

What a yoga calculator actually checks in your kundli A yoga calculator matches your chart against a stored list of combinations and prints what fits. It cannot weigh them, and it never says when.

Does the seventh lord in the tenth promise a high-status spouse It indicates a partner with an occupation and a public identity of their own. It does not promise status, income, or any particular level of success.

When relationships keep ending the same way A kundli can show a repeating pattern in how a person approaches partnership, and the periods when relationships strain. It cannot say why someone left.

Which dasha is running for you in 2026 and 2027 There is no dasha that everyone shares in a given year. Yours depends on the Moon at your birth. Here is how the cycle works and how to find your own period.

Where to start with your own kundli A kundli has four layers: lagna and houses, the nine grahas, rashi and nakshatra, and mahadasha timing, the planetary periods your life runs through. Read them in that order and it makes sense.

Vish yoga in astrology, the Moon with Saturn, read plainly Vish yoga is the name popular astrology gives to the Moon joined with Saturn. Tradition reads a heavy mind and delayed comfort, not poison in a life.

Why a weekly horoscope says so little about you This is not a weekly forecast. It is a plain explanation of what the twelve-way weekly format can honestly tell you, and what only your own chart can.

Choosing a wedding nakshatra, and what it does not decide Tradition favours about eleven nakshatras for a wedding muhurta and avoids a few others. Here is the working list, and what the day's star really settles.