Disclaimer

Last updated 29 September 2026

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Every Patri report carries these notes. They are part of the knowledge base, with their own sources.

• Patri reports what classical Jyotiṣa texts say about this chart and cites the book and verse for each statement. The texts describe tendencies they associate with a chart. They are not facts about a life, and nothing here is certain.
• Please note: Some topics are never reported: lifespan and death, medical diagnoses, legal outcomes and fertility. Where a text makes such a statement, Patri withholds it.
• No single factor decides anything. The texts treat a result as likely only when several independent indications agree: the house, its lord, its significator, the running period and the transits.
• The chart is read as a pattern of tendencies, not a fixed fate: the tradition itself holds that present choices shape how it plays out.
• Jyotiṣa is not a science in the modern sense, and its own authors say much printed knowledge is incomplete. A period spans months or years; it cannot pin down a single day.
• Please note: Nothing here is medical advice. See a qualified doctor about any health concern.
• Please note: The birth time is not precise enough for every output. Items marked unstable change within the birth-time range, and the finer divisional charts and daśā levels are withheld.
• Please note: Remedies are listed as the texts prescribe them, for information. They don't replace medical, financial or legal advice. Don't spend money you can't afford on them.
• Please note: The texts and modern practitioners disagree about gemstones, and a stone chosen for the wrong graha is held to do harm. Ask a qualified practitioner before wearing one.
• Where the texts disagree, both readings are shown. Patri doesn't average them or silently pick one.
• Some items come from modern authors rather than the classical texts. They are marked 'modern'.

Accuracy of the positions

Planetary positions come from NASA JPL's DE440 ephemeris and are checked against an independent reference to a millionth of a degree. The chart is only as exact as the birth time and place you give: a few minutes can change the rising sign and the timing of periods, and Patri marks the outputs that change within the precision you entered.

The assistant

Assistant answers are written by an AI model from the chart's report and cite their sources, but they can still be incomplete or wrong. They are not advice.