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An astrologer generally needs the person's accurate birth date, birth time, and birth place to prepare a detailed Kundli. The birth time is especially important because it affects the Ascendant and house positions. If the exact time is uncertain, I treat the reading more carefully because several important chart calculations can change with the birth time.

Vedic astrology, or Jyotish, commonly uses the sidereal zodiac and places significant emphasis on the Moon, Nakshatra, Dashas, houses, and divisional charts. Western astrology generally uses the tropical zodiac and different interpretive methods. When I provide a Vedic reading, I use the relevant Jyotish framework rather than mixing systems without explaining the difference.

You can ask about marriage compatibility, love marriage, intercaste marriage, Mangal Dosha, relationship difficulties, and traditional marriage-related planetary factors. I examine the seventh house, seventh lord, Venus, Jupiter, Navamsa, Moon, Mars, and relevant Dashas. For compatibility, both partners' accurate birth details provide a more complete basis for Kundli comparison.

A basic assessment may still be possible from the available information, but an exact birth time provides greater precision for Ascendant, houses, divisional charts, and many timing techniques. I do not treat an uncertain birth time as exact. If necessary, birth-time rectification can be considered using significant past life events and established astrological methods.

The best questions are specific to the issue you want to understand. For example, you can ask which Kundli factors affect your marriage, why a relationship is facing difficulty, whether a family dispute has astrological indicators, or which traditional remedies relate to a particular planet. Specific questions make the consultation more focused and useful.

Yes, traditional Jyotish practice includes recommending mantras according to planetary and deity-related factors found in a Kundli. I first examine the relevant planet, its house, sign, strength, aspects, and Dasha before suggesting a mantra. The mantra should also fit the person's Hindu tradition and the purpose for which it is being recited.

Marriage compatibility is commonly assessed through Kundli matching, including the Ashtakoota system of eight factors totaling 36 Gunas. I also examine the seventh house, seventh lord, Venus, Mars, Navamsa, Dashas, and other relevant planetary factors because the Guna score alone does not provide a complete marriage assessment.

Yes, comparing the Kundlis of the people directly involved can provide a broader astrological assessment of a family dispute. I may examine the second, third, fourth, and seventh houses along with the Moon, Mercury, Mars, Saturn, Rahu, and relevant Dashas. The exact charts required depend on whether the dispute involves parents, siblings, spouses, or other relatives.

Choose an astrologer who clearly explains which Kundli factors support an interpretation and what information is being used. A good consultation should distinguish traditional astrology from certainty about real-world outcomes and should not rely on fear-based claims. I recommend asking about the method being used, the birth details required, and the reasoning behind any suggested remedy.