How it works
Write the decision in your own words, as a yes-or-no question or a choice between up to three options, and add any context.
Vedic, KP, Jaimini, Lal Kitab, numerology and palmistry each read the question from your details, in their own way.
You get one answer, how many engines agree, and a dated window to act in.
Understand it
People have always asked astrologers about decisions: whether to take a job, when to marry, whether to buy a house or start a business. In Vedic astrology this is the work of prashna (a question asked at a moment) and of reading your birth chart's dashas and transits for the time ahead.
A single system gives a single view. askOmm's Decision Maker asks six, and tells you where they agree and where they do not, so you know how strong the answer is before you act.
Vedic astrology reads your birth chart: the houses that rule the matter, your current dasha periods and the transits over the window you asked about. KP (Krishnamurti Paddhati) reads the cusps and significators of those houses. Jaimini adds sign-based analysis and Chara Dasha. Lal Kitab brings its own reading and its practical remedies.
Numerology reads your personal year and month from your name and date of birth, and palmistry reads your own palms once you have scanned them. Which engines can answer depends on the details you have given.
Mark whether you acted and how it turned out. Over time askOmm keeps a track record of its answers for you, so you can judge it on results. For a deeper look at any decision, you can also talk to an astrologer.
Questions
Astrology reads the timing and tendencies in your chart for the matter you ask about. askOmm reads your decision through six systems and shows how strongly they agree, so you can weigh it alongside your own judgement.
Any real decision: career, money, relationships or health. Ask it as a yes-or-no question, or as a choice between up to three options, with a timeframe such as this month, within a year or by a date.
One verdict (yes, lean yes, wait, split, lean no or no, or the option your charts favour), how many of the six engines agree, a dated window to act, and each engine’s own verdict with its evidence and a remedy.
A deep read takes about two minutes.
Your first deep read is free.
English, Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam. A question written in an Indian script is answered in that language.
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