The Prashna Kundali or the Horary Astrology system is a unique system of Vedic Astrology that analyzes the kundalis of the question (Prashna Kundali) itself to find answers to a person's queries. Under this system the kundali is generated for the question using the time and the place where the question was asked.
Then it is checked for positive and negative combinations to judge whether the person will get suitable results.One of the most useful and dynamic branches of Vedic astrology is Prashna, which literally means question. This is called Horary Astrology in the West.
Additionally, Vedic astrologer checks the nostril before making any predictions. During the analysis of the chart if the right nostril runs smoothly for both the astrologer and the caller then Prashna gives a positive result. Other way Prashna goes negative if the right nostril appears to be blocked or does not blow air smoothly, tightness is felt by both the astrologer and caller. In the third combination where one has the right nostril running smoothly and the other one has tightness, in that case, importance is given to the degree of calculations of stars.
We again remind you of the metaphor of photography, in which a Natal chart reading is like using a wide-angle lens. One gets the full view, but it seems far away, and one cannot see all the details. To get more detail one could zoom in and look at a smaller segment of time, say, the duration of a planetary major period or, even smaller, the planetary sub-period, or perhaps a year or six months. The real close-up shot or microscopic view would be to focus just on one question for a specific period of time.
