SWARN SIDDHI · FICTIONAL REPORT-SPECIFIC SAMPLE
Gemstone Report
See which gemstone candidates pass the report's classical chart rules, which are ruled out and why. A clear “no recommendation” is a valid result.
Aarav Sharma (fictional) · Jaipur · 14 February 1992 · 10:35 AM
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Fictional profile · calculated chart
Meet the chart used throughout this sample.
- Date
- 14 February 1992
- Time
- 10:35 AM IST
- Place
- Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
Sets the first house and the structure of the D1 chart.
Used with the birth star in lunar and timing analysis.
Pada 4; the starting point for Vimshottari.
The sidereal sign occupied by the Sun at birth.
These four values are calculated outputs for the displayed fictional birth details. Changing the minute or location can change the Lagna and houses.
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D1 · Rashi chart
The calculated chart foundation.
Su Sun · Mo Moon · Ma Mars · Me Mercury · Ju Jupiter · Ve Venus · Sa Saturn · Ra Rahu · Ke Ketu
How this report uses it
The D1 is evidence, not decoration. The report-specific pages that follow say which houses, grahas, divisional checks or timing periods contribute to an answer.
- Aries Lagna fixes the house sequence.
- Gemini Moon places the lunar reference point.
- D9 Navamsa Lagna: Cancer is available for reports whose declared method uses D9.
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Exact graha positions
The calculated evidence behind later pages.
| Graha | Sign | House | Degree | Nakshatra | Motion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sun | Aquarius | 11 | 1.01° | Dhanishta, pada 3 | Direct |
| Moon | Gemini | 3 | 3.59° | Mrigashira, pada 4 | Direct |
| Mars | Capricorn | 10 | 3.21° | Uttara Ashadha, pada 2 | Direct |
| Mercury | Aquarius | 11 | 2.46° | Dhanishta, pada 3 | Direct |
| Jupiter | Leo | 5 | 17.82° | Purva Phalguni, pada 2 | Retrograde |
| Venus | Capricorn | 10 | 0.72° | Uttara Ashadha, pada 2 | Direct |
| Saturn | Capricorn | 10 | 17.31° | Shravana, pada 3 | Direct |
| Rahu | Sagittarius | 9 | 13.71° | Purva Ashadha, pada 1 | Retrograde |
| Ketu | Gemini | 3 | 13.71° | Ardra, pada 3 | Retrograde |
These positions come from the production Kundli calculation. The presentation examples below do not fabricate additional calculated verdicts.
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Safety rule first
I want to know which gemstone rules survive a safety-first chart check.
The sample prints the three prohibitions before naming a stone.
Functional-benefic test
Checked in this report
The sample prints the three prohibitions before naming a stone.
Three classical prohibitions
Checked in this report
Every candidate carries the planet it strengthens and the chart-specific reason it survived or failed.
Accepted and rejected stones
Checked in this report
The closing table offers a Rudraksha correspondence without claiming an outcome or linking to a seller.
This page demonstrates the fields and evidence order in the finished report. It does not invent a result that the sample engine did not calculate.
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Report boundary
The sample shows where this focused answer stops.
A narrow report is useful only when it does not silently expand into claims its engine cannot support.
Not answered
Any effect of wearing a stone. This report explains which stone a classical rule selects and why. It makes no claim about what happens next.
This boundary comes from the focused report definition.
Not answered
Where to obtain a stone, what one should cost, how large it should be, or who should certify it. We do not sell stones and do not send you to anyone who does.
This boundary comes from the focused report definition.
Not answered
Whether to wear one at all. That is your decision, and a report that pushed it would not be a reading.
This boundary comes from the focused report definition.
Not answered
Metals, mantras, days, fingers and the rest of the wearing protocol. Sources contradict each other and we would be picking one arbitrarily.
This boundary comes from the focused report definition.
This page demonstrates the fields and evidence order in the finished report. It does not invent a result that the sample engine did not calculate.
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Complete scope
What your own Gemstone Report contains.
- The rule this report applies, before any stone is namedWhich planets are eligible for a stone at all, and the three classical prohibitions that remove most of them.
- What the rule returns for your chartThe stones the classical rule points to, each with the reason it survived the prohibitions — or a clear statement that none did.
- Which planets the rule ruled out, and on which groundThe part most gemstone readings leave out: the candidates that were considered and rejected, with the specific prohibition that rejected each.
- The Rudraksha alternativeWhat the same weakest-planet reading returns on the Rudraksha table, which carries none of the gemstone prohibitions.