PRASHNA / HORARY
Cast a Vedic Prashna Kundali for the exact moment a question arises.
Understanding Prashna & Horary Astrology
One focused Ketuverse experience brings together four established ways to cast and explore a question-time chart.
What is a Prashna Kundali?
A Prashna Kundali is a Vedic question-time chart. Instead of beginning with birth details, Prashna astrology studies the Ascendant and planetary sky connected with a sincere question. The resulting horary chart gives astrologers a structured view of signs, houses, planets and relevant classical factors for that inquiry. This makes Vedic Prashna useful when the question itself has a clear present moment, even when an accurate birth time is unavailable.
How does Classical Prashna work?
Classical Prashna uses the question-time Ascendant for the selected place. Ketuverse captures the present moment when the chart is cast, resolves the rising Lagna and calculates planetary positions for that same instant. The chart can then be explored through the supported divisional charts, classical points, Astrologer View and Legends View. It is a focused horary method: the calculation follows the question moment rather than quietly substituting a natal birth time.
What is Prashna 108?
Prashna 108 begins with a whole number from 1 to 108. The number identifies one of nine equal divisions within each zodiac sign and resolves a corresponding Prashna Ascendant. Ketuverse then combines that Ascendant with planetary positions from the exact question moment. The method offers a clear numbered approach to horary astrology while preserving the same present-moment sky used throughout the reading.
What is KP Horary 249?
KP Horary 249 uses a selected number from 1 to 249. Each number corresponds to a precise segment-start coordinate used to resolve the Prashna Ascendant. The resulting KP Horary chart keeps that numbered coordinate together with the planets calculated for the question moment. It provides a finer selection framework than Prashna 108, without requiring birth details or changing the actual planetary sky for the inquiry.
What is Nadi Horary 1800?
Nadi Horary 1800 is the most finely divided numbered method in this experience. A whole number from 1 to 1800 resolves a high-resolution midpoint coordinate for the Prashna Ascendant. The chosen Nadi method supplies the coordinate framework, while the planetary longitudes still belong to the present question moment. Ketuverse presents it as an advanced option alongside Classical Prashna, Prashna 108 and KP Horary 249.
Do I need birth details for Prashna?
No birth date or birth time is required. A Prashna Kundali uses the present moment and the place connected with the inquiry. This distinguishes it from a natal Kundali, which is built from birth details. You may add a private question note for your current reading, but the note does not change the calculation. The selected method, location and current moment provide the chart inputs.
Why does Ketuverse use the present moment?
Ketuverse treats Prashna as a present-moment experience. The backend captures the exact instant when Cast Prashna is selected, so the Ascendant and planets share one question-time authority. This avoids editable times drifting away from the actual inquiry. The reading remains ephemeral: it is not saved as a Kundali, and resetting or leaving begins a new Prashna. For broader daily sky context, the Panchanga remains available separately.
Prashna Kundali FAQ
What is a Prashna Kundali?
A Prashna Kundali is a Vedic astrology chart cast for the moment a question is asked. It studies the question-time Ascendant and planetary positions rather than a birth chart.
Do I need my date of birth?
No. Ketuverse uses the present question moment and the selected location, so a birth date, birth time and birthplace are not required.
What number should I choose for Prashna 108?
Choose any whole number from 1 to 108 without trying to calculate the result. Ketuverse uses that number to resolve the Prashna Ascendant.
What is the difference between Prashna 108 and KP Horary 249?
Prashna 108 works with 108 equal sign divisions. KP Horary 249 uses a finer 249-segment framework. Both combine the resolved Ascendant with planets at the question moment.
Does Ketuverse save my Prashna reading?
No. The reading is not saved as a Kundali. Resetting it or leaving the experience starts a new Prashna the next time you cast one.
Why is the exact question moment important?
The question moment supplies the planetary sky and, in Classical Prashna, the Ascendant used by the chart. Ketuverse captures that moment when Cast Prashna is selected.