We will not predict death or longevity
Jyotish has maraka, ayushya, and longevity techniques. We understand them, and we choose not to turn them into a product surface. A chart should never be used to trap a person in dread.
Trust boundary
The most important part of a serious astrology product is not what it says. It is what it refuses to say.
These boundaries are not gaps in capability. SahiKundli can read sensitive classical indicators from a chart; we deliberately choose not to publish readings that create fear, fatalism, or medical harm.
Jyotish has maraka, ayushya, and longevity techniques. We understand them, and we choose not to turn them into a product surface. A chart should never be used to trap a person in dread.
Charts can show health sensitivity, stress patterns, recovery pressure, and difficult timing. We read those responsibly, but we do not convert them into disease labels or grave medical predictions.
If a dosha is absent, cancelled, weak, common, or context-dependent, the tool or report must say so plainly.
Gemstones are treated as chart-specific supports. Many charts need no strong gemstone at all, and softer practices may be enough.
Astrology is presented as calibrated guidance, not a guaranteed prediction machine or a replacement for human judgement.
No countdown panic, no 'your stars are troubled' pushes, no invented spiritual emergency to force a purchase.
The honest negative
If you are not Manglik, the tool should say you are not Manglik. If Kaal Sarp is absent, the tool should say it is absent. If a cancellation applies, the cancellation should be as visible as the configuration itself.
No configuration found. Do not turn a non-issue into a purchase.
The pattern appears technically, but a cancellation sets it aside.
A placement may matter in one chart and be mild in another.
Guidance should return agency, not take it away.
These limits shape the tools, reports, copy, notifications, and remedies on SahiKundli. They are not only disclaimers; they are part of the product design.