Horoskope AI
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Ira Vasant

Ira Vasant writes the Horoskope AI blog: plain-language guides to Vedic and Western astrology, with every date and position checked against the engine that casts Horoskope charts. Ira Vasant is a pen name used by the Horoskope AI editorial team.

How these posts are written

The rules every post keeps

  • The answer first. Every post opens with its answer in one to three sentences, then shows the reasons.
  • Computed, not copied. Every date and position comes from the engine that casts Horoskope charts, and the tables are generated from it or checked against it by automated tests.
  • Both traditions, labelled. Every sign says whether it is on the Western (tropical) or the Vedic (sidereal) zodiac.
  • No fear, no outcomes. Astrology describes tendencies, never certainties. We will never tell you something bad is coming to make you open the app.
  • Corrections welcome. Spotted an error? Tell us through the contact form.
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What this cannot tell you

  • The posts explain the tradition as Horoskope computes it. Other schools, and other ayanamsas, differ in details.
  • Astrology here is for reflection and cultural interest. It describes tendencies, does not predict events, and is not medical, legal or financial advice.
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