Your karmic axis read through Rahu and Ketu — worldly desire and inner detachment — with the nodal placements and the transits that activate them.
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Rahu–Ketu Report reads the karmic axis your chart is built around — what pulls you (Rahu) and what you are meant to release (Ketu).
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The reading is built from the axis the nodes form across two of your houses, the signs and nakshatras they occupy, their dispositors, and whether the chart forms Kaal Sarp Yoga.
It includes a dated nodal timeline — the nodes change sign roughly every eighteen months, and those shifts are among the most reliably felt transits in a chart.
Lahiri (Chitrapaksha) ayanamsa, Whole-Sign houses and Vimshottari dasha, computed with the Swiss Ephemeris and validated 16/16 against Jagannatha Hora. Every figure in the report is calculated from your birth date, time and place — nothing is drawn from a template.
No — they are amplifiers, and what they amplify depends on the house, sign and dispositor. Rahu in a supportive house during its own dasha is one of the strongest rise-producing placements in Vedic astrology. The report reads yours as they actually sit, not from a reputation.
Rahu–Ketu Report is generated from your own birth chart and delivered as a PDF you can download and keep. Re-downloads stay free — buy it once and it remains available in your account, and no subscription is started.
For the most part, yes. The Lagna changes roughly every two hours, and house-based conclusions rest on it. If your time is approximate, the Moon-based material (dasha, nakshatra, Sade Sati) still holds, and the report is explicit about which conclusions are weakened rather than quietly presenting them as certain.
No. Detection is free here — which grahas are afflicted, and why — and a report answers what it is bought to answer, in full. If your chart genuinely points to another topic worth reading, it says so plainly instead of hinting at something ominous you must pay to resolve.