Numerology

The founder’s numbers need only the date of birth. The chart part of the reading needs the time and place as well, and the company’s own time is usually unknown, since a certificate gives a date only. If a time is uncertain, say so, and the reading names the parts of the chart that become less reliable. A reading can still use whatever the date and place settle.

Muhurta is a traditional approach to choosing a time. This page does not establish a favourable date or a business benefit. Ask whether timing is within the available consultation scope, and keep licences, stock, staff and finances central.

A chart can be cast for the moment a company began, if the date, time and place are known. Practitioners differ on which moment counts, and a certificate usually gives a date but no time. With no time, the numbers of the date can still be read and the founder’s chart read as usual. Whether a company has a chart of its own in any meaningful sense is a matter of tradition, and nothing demonstrates it.

Sade Sati is a spell of about seven and a half years in which Saturn moves through the sign of your Moon and the signs on either side; the dashas and transits page explains it. Tradition describes it as testing, and summaries also call it a time of achievement. No evidence ties it to specific events in business. Narayani would ask whether the business is ready, which a calendar cannot tell you. What to do about it is for you and your advisers to decide.

No. Nothing shows that a founder’s chart, a company’s numbers or a launch date predicts revenue, and Narayani promises no growth or any other result. A reading can raise better questions about timing and partners. Figures, pricing and funding stay with you and your accountant, and this guidance is not financial, legal or tax advice.