Vedic astrology studies the positions of the planets at the moment of birth. A Kundli, or birth chart, maps these positions across twelve houses, showing how each planet relates to the signs and the life areas they govern. The chart is read as a whole rather than as isolated symbols.

Palmistry, known as Hast Rekha Shastra, examines the lines, mounts, and shape of the hand. Vedanth Guru reads these alongside the Kundli, so each reading draws on more than one traditional method. Every chart and hand reading begins with the details you share about your birth.

Traditional guidance often includes practices chosen to suit the question being asked. Each is explained before any decision is made.

What happens during a reading? A consultation begins by discussing your question, then the astrologer reviews your Kundli or hand analysis and explains what the chart shows. You may ask questions throughout.

What birth details are needed? For a Kundli reading, the date, approximate time, and place of birth help place the chart accurately. For palmistry, a clear photograph or in-person viewing of the hands is useful. Consultation etiquette is simple: arrive with an open question, speak honestly, and keep an unhurried pace. Readings are offered for reflection and guidance, not as guaranteed outcomes.