Asking about love and relationships: which perspective to choose

Love questions are often the hardest to ask clearly, because feelings run ahead of words. Choosing the right perspective — and asking about yourself rather than guessing what someone else thinks — makes the answer far more useful.

Marriage and the long term

• Vedic Astrology or BNN — "When are my marriage prospects strongest?", "Is this a good long-term match for me?" Needs your birth details.
• Vedic Prashna or Jamakkol — a direct answer about the moment: "Will this proposal go ahead?"

Feelings, exes and decisions

• Tarot — for the emotional side of a situation: "Should I give this relationship another chance?"
• Lilly Horary — for a specific event: "Will he reply to my message?", "Will she come back?"
• Ramal Jyotish — when trust is the issue: "Is my partner being honest with me?"

How two people fit together

Graphology's Sexuality & Compatibility reading can compare two people. Switch to Partner Comparison and add a signature or handwriting sample from each of you to see where you match and where you may clash.

Ask about your side

• Instead of "What is he thinking?", try "How can I improve things between us right now?"
• Instead of "Will I ever find love?", try "Will I meet a serious partner in the next six months?"

Type your question below and PRSHN suggests the perspectives that suit it best. Your first three questions are free.