Right person
The saved report must use the selected personâs detailsânot substitute the purchaserâs display name. Two-person matching requires two distinct records.
Understand the evidence
Your report, explained.
See how your details become a calculation, an explanation and a useful next question.
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Four different kinds of information
Follow the path from input to explanation
Your details
The selected person, date, time, city and question come from you. Your memories are never presented as discoveries.
Calculated results
The method, source and relevant settings belong with the numbers. Unknown or incomplete inputs reduce what can be calculated.
An explanation
Traditional meanings are labelled separately from arithmetic and astronomy. A numerical result is not proof of a life prediction.
Your own choices
Use the explanation to ask better questions. Consent, safety, lived experience and practical evidence come first.
Right clock
An IANA time zone is needed to interpret a local birth time. Historical daylight-saving rules matter; a present-day UTC offset is not enough.
Right convention
Compare the same zodiac, ayanamsa, house method and node convention. A tropical sign and a sidereal sign are not interchangeable.
Honest precision
A degree is not a strength score. A result near a sign, birth-star or quarter boundary deserves additional checking, especially with uncertain birth time.
The calculation layer
What the numbers use
Core public calculations use Golden Kundliâs deterministic engine. The Sun and Moon use approximate Meeus series; five other planetary positions use a deterministic astronomical calculation. Sidereal results use a Lahiri polynomial and the lunar nodes use a mean-node convention. The Moonâs dynamical series uses a date-dependent astronomical time conversion; Earth-rotation calculations retain universal time.
Complete report sections identify their saved calculation source and settings. A returned calculation is not automatically an independently verified result. Missing, stale or mismatched evidence must be withheld rather than replaced with invented data.
Name comparisons use a declared Chaldean letter mapping and show the addition. Submitted spellings are preserved. We do not invent translations or claim that changing a name guarantees success. A derived D9 sign reference is labelled as a mathematical transformationânot a separately calculated chart or a complete divisional analysis.
What hasâand has notâbeen verified
Automated tests check selected reference fixtures, arithmetic, input validation and report consistency. A build passing those tests does not establish accuracy for every date, every calculation or report or every user journey. Check each reportâs contents and current availability before purchasing. Wider independent calculation review is separate from an individual productâs release checks.
A meaningful calculation comparison
Use the same fictional birth record, UTC instant and settings in both systems. Record the angular difference and explain discrepancies. Test boundary cases separately.
What that comparison cannot prove
Agreement between calculations is not a percentage chance of a prediction coming true. Page count, a polished PDF and an AI-generated explanation do not prove predictive accuracy.
Past periods are not discovered events
Where supported and validated, Dasha calculations return traditional period boundaries. They do not establish that a marriage, move, illness or promotion occurred. Milestones you enter remain labelled as facts supplied by you. Missing birth-time or location evidence must not be replaced by an exact-looking timeline.
Unknown birth time is accepted for reduced-scope previews. It does not become an exact noon or midnight chart. An unknown-time result is clearly marked partial; a complete timed astrology report requires confirmed inputs.
For families living in different countries
A Panchang belongs to a date, location and time convention. The factor at sunrise may differ from the factor later that day. Converting an Indian clock time into Canadian time is not the same as recalculating sunrise or a festival observance for Canada.
Hora reports state whether the intervals are fixed elapsed hours or divisions of actual daylight and night. These conventions are not silently mixed. Ask your temple which local sunrise and regional tradition it follows for an important ceremony. We do not claim that one calendar rule serves every family.
Read the NRI family guidesWho is responsible for the explanation?
Golden Kundli is published by Lumiere Labs. Organisation-authored articles may use AI-assisted editorial tools. That does not mean a named or credentialled astrologer reviewed them. We do not invent reviewer qualifications, testimonials or independent endorsements.
AI may help organise wording; it is not a substitute for the calculation engine or source evidence. Current complete-report builders use deterministic sections. Neither AI nor a traditional interpretation may invent missing calculations, diagnose a condition or promise an outcome. Some older articles still need a passage-by-passage source review; we do not claim that the entire library has completed independent expert review.
Found an error?
Send the page URL or report reference, the sentence or result concerned, and the expected correction to support@goldenkundli.com. Do not email passwords, payment-card details or unnecessary personal records. We will assess the evidence; a report-input error is not a reason to buy again just to request help.
Correction and delivery supportSources and worked methods
These references explain calculation conventions. They do not endorse Golden Kundli or verify every result.