How to Use This App Effectively

A guide to best practices for interpreting the astrological data and getting the most value from Ajna Score.

Best Practices for Users

1. Think in Layers: The most effective way to use the app is to analyze the data from the top down.
   • Start with the Dasha: First, check the Dasha Card. Who are the major (Mahadasha) and minor (Antardasha) planetary rulers? This tells you the long-term "season" you are in. Is it a season of growth (Jupiter), struggle (Saturn), or action (Mars)?
   • Check the Long-Term Score: Next, look at the Quarterly or Yearly score. This tells you the broader "climate" set by the slow-moving planets.
   • Look at the Short-Term Score: Finally, look at the Daily or Weekly score. This is the "daily weather." A good daily score in a challenging long-term period is a window of opportunity. A bad daily score in a great long-term period is a temporary hiccup.
2. Read the Insights: Don't just look at the number. The AI Vedic Insights provide the "why" behind the score. The "Primary Driver" and "Summary" sections will tell you which planet and house placement is most responsible for the day's energy.
3. Focus on the Trend: A single day's score is less important than the trend. Is the score consistently high? Is it trending downwards? Use the Annual Performance Graph to visualize the ebb and flow of vitality over the year.

How Often to Check Forecasts

• Daily Check-in: A quick look at the "Live" score can be useful for setting the tone of the day, much like checking the weather forecast.
• Weekly Planning: At the start of the week, check the "Weekly" score and the upcoming daily scores to identify potential windows of opportunity or challenge.
• Quarterly Review: Use the Quarterly scores and Dasha periods for bigger-picture strategic planning for your business or investments.

How to Combine Intuition + Data

Astrology is not meant to replace your own judgment and intuition; it's meant to enhance it. The scores and forecasts provide an objective measure of the cosmic energy at play. Use this data as a strategic overlay on top of what you already know.

If the app shows a high score for a stock but your fundamental analysis is negative, the astrological data might be pointing to a short-term speculative rally driven by market sentiment (the Moon). If the score is low but your gut tells you a sports team is prepared, perhaps the chart indicates a struggle that will forge character and lead to a hard-fought victory. Use the app to ask better questions and see the situation from a new perspective.

Common Misunderstandings

• "A high score guarantees success." False. A high score indicates a favorable environment. It increases the *probability* of success, but action and sound strategy are still required. Free will is paramount.
• "The score is a stock price target." False. The score is a measure of astrological vitality, not a financial metric. It reflects sentiment and potential, not a specific price.
• "Astrology is fatalistic." False. The chart shows potentials, not certainties. A challenging transit is an opportunity to be more prepared, cautious, and disciplined. Foreknowledge of the "weather" allows you to bring an umbrella.

Limitations of This App

While powerful, Ajna Score has limitations. The scores are generated by a deterministic algorithm and AI analysis. They do not involve a human astrologer looking at the nuances of your specific situation.

The app does not currently incorporate all advanced techniques (like detailed aspects, divisional charts beyond the basics, or complex yogas) into its numerical scores, though the AI is aware of them. For major life decisions, this tool should be a starting point, not a final answer.