First, your question. ‘Should I take this job?’, ‘Should I agree to the move?’, ‘How can I approach a difficult conversation?’ Describe the situation in your own words.
AMAYA calculates the moment you ask. The reading uses the positions of the planets and the Moon above your current city at that moment.
Then, a reading, an explanation and a time horizon. The answer sets out the circumstances, possible actions and the period it covers. From there, you can continue the conversation with your advisor.
Horary explores whether to enter a situation now. Two independent methods read the same chart. Agreement supports the reading; when they differ, AMAYA says so. A question might be: ‘Should I sign this office lease?’ Its horizon runs from today to the coming weeks.
Candra-Kālānala offers a short view of the next three days. It suits a question that matters now: making a call, sending a message or attending a meeting. It is the quickest of the four reading methods.
Sūrya-Kālānala considers situations with another side: a dispute, negotiation or competition. It reads the balance of the situation over roughly thirteen days. For example: ‘How can I approach this dispute with my contractor?’
Crisis situation analysis. This cautious method looks for an available course of action when things feel stuck. For example: ‘The negotiations have stalled. What options remain?’ Its horizon is about a week.
Your situation and the period the reading covers. In plain language: what is happening, what may be worth considering and how far ahead the reading looks - three days, a week, thirteen days or several weeks.
An explanation of how the reading was reached. What in the sky chart supports it, what strengthens the situation and what may complicate it. You can disagree and ask a follow-up in your own words.
Three ways to continue below the answer. Ask why the reading points that way, when to return to the question, or what could be useful today. The conversation can go deeper from there.
The question and answer stay together in your Journal. You can return later to see what you asked and what happened. Repeating the same question on the same day does not charge PRANA again.
The AMAYA Annual Reading brings the year into one view. Three circles and four turns describe the changing rhythm of the months. It can offer another perspective when considering a move, a launch or a major purchase.
The Day and Date Reading considers a date that matters to you. A meeting, a wedding, a move or an important conversation. The scheme dates to 1232 and was used to choose the beginning of a campaign. This Reading is free.
The External Pressures Reading considers the resilience of a situation. A model score from zero to one hundred describes where support or caution may be needed over a period. It offers a perspective on sustained pressure or a dispute.
The Trident Chart marks periods that call for caution around travel and new beginnings. It gives the reading a time horizon so you can consider the date of a journey or the start of a project.
The Locations and Directions Chart considers places in relation to you. It can be explored alongside plans to move, work in another city or travel. The scheme comes from Varāhamihira’s Bṛhat Saṃhitā. This Reading is free.
The Saturn Chart looks at themes that ask for sustained attention. Work, money, relationships or a project: it describes periods and their boundaries so you can consider the longer view.
The Beginnings Chart reads the moment something started. A company’s registration, a project’s first message or an agreement can become the starting point for exploring its course.
‘Should I take this job or wait?’ Horary explores entering a situation, with a horizon from today to the coming weeks.
‘Should I move to another city?’ A short reading considers the next few days. The Locations and Directions Chart offers a wider view of the places involved.
‘How can I approach this dispute with my partner?’ Sūrya-Kālānala considers the balance of the situation over roughly thirteen days.
‘Which date should I choose for signing the contract?’ The Day and Date Reading considers the date. It is free and does not require a written question.
‘My partner has barely been in touch for three weeks. How can I approach this?’ The fourth method, Crisis situation analysis, explores the options that remain, about a week ahead.
‘Should I start my project now or wait?’ Horary considers entering the situation, while the Beginnings Chart reads a project from the moment it started.
‘Should I travel for work on Monday or Thursday?’ Candra-Kālānala offers a short reading for the next three days.
‘When could I bring up a raise with my manager?’ A personal question and the time windows on Today can offer perspectives on the conversation and its timing.
The cost is shown before you ask. PRANA is AMAYA’s internal currency for questions and readings. You can see the price before choosing an action.
Two Readings are free: Day and Date, and Locations and Directions. They do not require a birth chart or a bank card.
**‘What is the answer based on?’** AMAYA’s own software calculates the sky for the moment of the question. The chosen traditional scheme provides the reading method, and the advisor explains it in relation to your situation.
Every important decision has a first question. You can begin with the one already on your mind. The reading leads to follow-up questions, other Readings and a Journal entry you can return to.
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