An astrologer tells you
what he remembers.
We show you the page.
Astroji reads your chart against 520 rules from the classical tradition and shows you where every line it says comes from — the printed verse where one exists, and a plain label where it is standard doctrine instead. It cannot forget, because it does not remember — it looks up.
Someone asked
Will money get easier for me?
You are in a Guru period, and Varahamihira reads a benefic Guru period as wealth that comes through learning, through observance, and through the favour of those in authority.1
In your place I would put these years into whatever compounds — a qualification, a skill, a reputation with the people who decide.
“In the benefic dasa period of Jupiter, the person will acquire wealth by acts of worship, by his learning…”N. Chidambaram Iyer, 1885
Tinted means sourced — tap it and you get the verse. Plain is his own advice, and says so.
He cannot forget
A jyotishi answers from memory. Astroji looks the verse up, every time, and shows you which one.
He cannot invent
A validator rejects any sentence that does not map to a rule. Ungrounded answers are thrown away, not shown.
He can explain
The texts are 15th-century Sanskrit. Turning that into an answer to your question is the one job the AI does.
1,182
verses read line by line from two printed editions
520
rules, each checkable against your chart
2
classical texts: Brihat Jataka and Jataka Parijata
Astrology is a documented tradition, not a proven science. The astronomy is exact; what the tradition makes of it is what we quote. Astroji is not a substitute for a doctor, lawyer, accountant or therapist.