Jamakol Prashnam

Which questions Jamakol answers and which houses carry them, plus the timing rule: act when the right Jama planet approaches Udhayam. Saturn means delay, not refusal.

Kathirveechi counts rays: a sign's own rays plus those of occupying and aspecting planets, modified by dignity. The worked examples, the twelve-house grid, and why the transit and Jama layers are never added together.

What makes a Jamakol yes: connection between Udhayam and the 10th or 11th lord, including exchange. What pulls it down, and the Mukha and Siro snapshot techniques used only when Udhayam is empty.

Kavippu is checked before anything else in a Jamakol reading. Its house-by-house readings from Udhayam, the difference between the 6th and the 10th, and the relevance safeguard that stops a mechanical no.

A Jamakol chart carries two planetary systems: the real planets inside and the eight Jama grahas outside. The fixed sequence, the 45-degree ring, Jama time, functional substitution, and what approaching Udhayam means.

Udhayam is the matter asked about, Aarudam the questioner's intention, Kavippu the denial that cannot be overridden. How each is calculated, how fast each moves, and how Maandi sits alongside them.

Jamakol Prashnam answers one question from the moment it is asked — no birth chart needed. Udhayam, Aarudam, Kavippu, the Jama grahas and Maandi, the rules that decide yes or no, and what Rajvidya computes on each screen.