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About My Horoscope 360
My Horoscope 360 is a self-study companion for reading your own Vedic birth chart, one skill at a time. It treats the chart as a tool for reflection and self-understanding, not as a forecast.
What this site is for
Many people have a birth chart from an app or from their family, and no calm, clear way to understand it. Our guides teach the skills you need to read it yourself: finding your ascendant, counting the houses, getting to know the nine grahas, following house lords and judging how comfortable each planet is.
Each guide teaches one skill and builds on the ones before it. You can follow them in order, starting with the first walkthrough, or dip into the life area that interests you most.
How the guides are written
Every guide explains its Sanskrit terms in plain English, works through a sample chart and ends with a prompt for reflection or journaling. The sample charts are made up for teaching. They do not belong to any real person, and any resemblance to a real chart is coincidence.
We separate what a chart shows from how tradition interprets it, and we say so where schools of Jyotish differ. We would rather explain a method clearly than make a dramatic claim.
Reflection rather than prediction
We present Jyotish as a living tradition and a framework for reflection. We do not publish predictions or timings, we do not diagnose doshas, and we do not sell remedies. Nothing on this site promises an outcome.
Decisions about health, money, legal matters and relationships belong with qualified professionals. Our guides say so wherever those subjects come up, and we hope you will hold us to it.
Who writes here
The guides are written by the My Horoscope 360 editorial team and published under one shared editorial byline. We are not a consultation service, and we do not offer personal readings, chart interpretations by email or paid remedies.
Where to begin
If you are new to your chart, start with the first walkthrough in Start Here, then move through the houses and the planets at your own pace. Keep a notebook nearby. The writing is where the learning settles.