Can a birth chart really say where a mark is on my body?

Bṛhat Parāśara Horā Śāstra 13.12–16 gives three tables of limbs, chooses between them by the decanate your ascendant falls in, and rules that a malefic in a house puts a wound on the limb that house governs, while a benefic there softens it to a mere mark. That is a real, computable rule with a real verse behind it, and this page runs it on your chart. Whether it is right about you is a separate question — which is why you can mark every statement wrong, and why the running score for each rule is published.

Does this predict illness?

No. Parāśara's word is vraṇa, a wound or scar, and that is all this page will say. A birth chart is not a diagnosis, we cannot compute one, and naming a condition to someone who might act on it would be indefensible. Nothing here is said about your family either — your parents, children and partner did not open this page.

Past readingBefore we say a word about your future अतीतफलम्

Anyone can tell you what is coming — nobody can check it. So this page does the opposite. It reads three things out of your chart that you can settle in a minute: where the classics say your body carries a mark or a scar, what Parāśara wrote about each period of your life you have already lived through, with the dates, and the year his verses name for your marriage. Then you tell us which ones we got right, and we publish the score.

NameGenderMarriage statusDate of birthTime of birthI don’t know my birth timePlace of birth

The demo is a real published nativity — 10 Oct 1987, 10:20, Bettiah — computed live by the same engines, not a mock-up.

What this page will not do

It names no illness. Parāśara’s word is vraṇa — a wound, a scar — and that is all we will say. A birth chart is not a diagnosis and we will not dress one up as a reading.
It says nothing about your father, your mother, your children or your partner. They did not open this page, and their lives are not ours to publish.
It does not guarantee. A classical rule is a rule, not a promise about you — which is exactly why every statement here can be marked wrong, and why the score is public.

About this page

This reads your past, not your future: a mark on your body, every Vimśottarī period you have already lived, and the year Parāśara names for your marriage. Cited to BPHS — and you mark each one right or wrong.

Can a birth chart really say where a mark is on my body?: Bṛhat Parāśara Horā Śāstra 13.12–16 gives three tables of limbs, chooses between them by the decanate your ascendant falls in, and rules that a malefic in a house puts a wound on the limb that house governs, while a benefic there softens it to a mere mark. That is a real, computable rule with a real verse behind it, and this page runs it on your chart. Whether it is right about you is a separate question — which is why you can mark every statement wrong, and why the running score for each rule is published.
Does this predict illness?: No. Parāśara's word is vraṇa, a wound or scar, and that is all this page will say. A birth chart is not a diagnosis, we cannot compute one, and naming a condition to someone who might act on it would be indefensible. Nothing here is said about your family either — your parents, children and partner did not open this page.