Understanding the twelve perspectives

PRSHN can look at your question through twelve different traditions. You choose one perspective per reading, and every answer comes back in plain English. Here is what each one does and what it needs from you.

Perspectives that use your birth details

• Astrology — looks at the timing and life-area signals in your birth chart. Needs your name, date, time and place of birth.
• Nakshatra — describes the overall energy and mindset colouring this period of your life. Also needs your birth details.
• Numerology — finds the patterns in your name and date of birth. Needs your name and date of birth.

Perspectives that read the moment you ask

• Jamakkol — a South Indian tradition that reads the exact moment and place you ask your question.
• Vedic Prashna — a Vedic chart of the moment you ask, giving a scored yes or no along with likely timing.
• Lilly Horary — classic Western question-reading: whether, how and when the matter comes together.
• Qimen Dunjia — a Chinese strategy method that looks at the hour you ask to suggest your best move and direction.
• Ramal Jyotish — you cast the dice yourself, and your four throws form the pattern that answers you.

These are the best choice when you don't know your birth time, or when the question is urgent and specific.

Perspectives that use a card draw or a photo

• Tarot — you draw cards from a full 78-card deck for the mood, the turning point and the timing of your question.
• Palmistry — an optional palm photo, with the lines and mounts read for the life area you asked about.
• Face Reading — an optional face photo, read in the Samudrika tradition for your question.
• Graphology — an optional signature or handwriting sample, looking at pressure, slant and spacing. It can also compare two people.

Which one should I choose?

You don't have to know. As you type your question, PRSHN suggests a best match and up to two others. If you like, ask the same question through a second perspective later and see where they agree — that agreement is often the most useful part.

Your photos and birth details stay private to your account and are used only to produce your reading.