Astrology guide
Use astrology for reflection, not decisions that need a professional
A practical guide to using kundli and horoscope language for self-reflection without treating astrology as medical, legal, financial, or factual advice.
A working rule
If a decision needs a licence — medicine, law, finance, engineering, emergency response — astrology does not replace that licence. If a decision needs another adult’s yes — marriage, sharing data, posting their chart — astrology does not replace consent.
Prompts that stay in bounds
- What is one conversation I have been avoiding that I could have this week?
- What is already in my control: sleep, practice, budget line, apology?
- Which fear is a story I inherited, and which is a fact I can check?
Prompts that are out of bounds
- Will I die, get a disease, or lose a case? (Ask a professional, not a kundli.)
- Is this person secretly evil because of Mars? (That is stigma.)
- Should I send this stranger’s birth details to a group chat? (That is a privacy harm.)
Entertainment plus reflection is the product. Prediction-as-fact is not. If you are in crisis, contact local emergency services or a helpline — not an ad, not a chatbot, not a dosha label.
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