--- title: "What Is in a Life Analysis Report: Every Section, Named" slug: "what-is-in-a-life-analysis-report" canonical_url: "https://mahadasha.com/what-is-in-a-life-analysis-report" description: "What is in a life analysis report, section by section: 49 exist in the code, 17 of them charts. Which tier unlocks which, and the two that need the deepest." published_date: "2026-08-06 00:00:00" modified_date: "2026-08-06 00:00:00" author: "Pawan Acharya" keywords: "what is in a life analysis report, vedic astrology report, kundli report pdf, life reading report, astrology report sections, detailed horoscope report" locale: "en" --- # What Is in a Life Analysis Report: Every Section, Named > A paid astrology report is assembled from a fixed registry of sections rather than written from scratch. Here is the registry, and which tier unlocks what. # What Is in a Life Analysis Report: Every Section, Named What is in a life analysis report is a question with an exact answer, because a report is not written freehand. It is assembled from a registry of 49 defined sections, each one a named component that either draws a chart, prints a table, or writes an analysis. Nothing appears in a report that is not in that list, and the list is the same list the admin tools and the PDF renderer read from. So this post is the registry, in plain language, plus which tier unlocks which part of it. ## What is in a life analysis report, group by group The 49 sections fall into four groups, and the split says something about where the work goes. Twenty-one are written analyses. Life overview, career, marriage, health, wealth, nakshatra, yogas, doshas, conjunctions, planetary strength, transits, the annual forecast, the mahadasha deep dive, the navamsha reading, combustion, psychology, business, foreign settlement, property, karma and dharma, and birth time rectification. These are the sections that read like prose. Seventeen are charts. The birth chart itself, the Moon chart, and fifteen divisional charts running from the [navamsa](https://mahadasha.com/navamsa-chart-d9) and the tenth through to the [sixtieth](https://mahadasha.com/shashtiamsa-chart-d60) . Each is drawn rather than described. Six are reference tables: the full 120-year dasha table, planetary positions, house lords, Shadbala strength, the nakshatra and pada table, and planetary friendships. These are the pages you come back to rather than read once. Five are the surrounding material: cover and contents, a birth details page with the full panchang for the moment you were born, remedies, personalised answers to questions you submit, and the complete set of divisional charts as an appendix. ## Why one registry rather than one document per product The registry is shared. A career report and a marriage report are not two separate templates, they are two selections from the same 49 sections with different emphases, and the section that draws the navamsa is the same code in both. That has a consequence worth knowing as a buyer. When the underlying computation for a section is corrected, every product containing it improves at once, and nothing has to be rewritten per document. It also means the difference between two reports is genuinely the selection and the depth rather than the prose style, so comparing two products is a matter of comparing their section lists. ## Three depths, and what the deepest one is for Every section carries a minimum depth, which is how the tiers are actually constructed. Twenty-four sections are available at standard depth, another twenty-three need deep, and exactly two require the deepest setting. Those two are worth naming because they explain the price gap better than any feature list. One is the full set of divisional charts. The other is birth time rectification, which is a genuine computation over hundreds of candidate instants rather than another page of text. They are the only two sections in the registry that cost real work per report rather than per template. Remedies, personalised answers and Shadbala sit at the middle depth. That is a deliberate line: a remedy recommendation that is not built on planetary strength is a guess, so the two travel together. ## What actually happens inside a written section An analysis section is not a paragraph pulled from a library. It runs the relevant computation first, then retrieves the interpretive passages that match the specific result, then writes. The marriage section, for instance, reads the seventh house and its lord, the position of Venus, the navamsa, and the periods that touch any of them, and only then goes looking for text. Change one of those inputs and the section changes. This is the same pipeline the [AI reading](https://mahadasha.com/how-ai-astrology-works) uses, run at length and in a fixed order rather than conversationally. The consequence, which is easy to miss, is that two reports for two people can share a heading and share nothing else. And two reports for the same person a year apart will differ in the timing sections and barely at all in the structural ones, because the chart does not move and the periods do. ## Why six pages of tables earn their space The reference tables are the least glamorous part of the registry and the part readers use longest, so they are worth defending. The dasha table lists all 120 years at two levels, which means every date you will ever want to check is on one page instead of behind a calculator. The nakshatra and pada table gives each planet's birth star and its Vimshottari lord, which is what lets you follow a period back to the placement that produced it. The friendship table settles arguments about whether a planet is comfortable where it sits, since natural friendship is fixed and easy to misremember. Shadbala is the odd one. It reduces planetary strength to six components and a number, and the number is far more precise than the concept behind it. Read it as a ranking rather than a score, which is the same caution the [rectification engine](https://mahadasha.com/how-birth-time-rectification-works) applies to its own combined figure. ## Four tiers of the same report The life analysis report comes at four depths. The entry tier is the structural core: chart, positions, dasha table, the main written overview. The middle two add the divisional charts, the strength tables, the yoga and dosha analysis and the remedy work. The top tier adds everything, including the two exhaustive-only sections above. The [reports hub](https://mahadasha.com/reports-hub) lists them with what each one includes, and the current prices live there rather than in this article, because a price written into a blog post is a price that goes stale without anyone noticing. ## How it arrives, and in what language Reports are generated and then reviewed before they go out, which is why delivery is quoted in a day or two rather than instantly. The PDF is emailed and also stays available under your reports section for as long as the account exists. The report language is chosen at checkout and the choice is real: English, Hindi or Russian, generated in that language rather than translated afterwards, because the interpretation corpus itself carries all three. ## A sensible order to read it in Most people open a long report at the first written section and stop somewhere in the middle, which is the worst possible route through it. Start with the birth details page and confirm every field. A report built on a transposed date is a beautiful document about somebody else. Then read the planetary positions table and find three placements you already believe are true of you, which calibrates how seriously to take the rest. Then go to the timing sections, because those are the only parts that will change next year. Leave the divisional charts until last, when you have a reason to look at one. ## What a report cannot do It cannot tell you a date. The sections that discuss timing describe periods and the conditions under which they matter, and that restraint is measured rather than modest: the standard combinations for a major life event are satisfied across roughly two fifths of an average lifetime, which the [event timing guide](https://mahadasha.com/event-timing-in-vedic-astrology) works through in detail. It also cannot repair bad input. A report built on a birth time that is an hour out will have a rising sign that is wrong half the time and a career chart that is no better than a random draw. If your birth time is a family estimate, the rectification section is the one to buy first, and everything else afterwards. ## Frequently asked questions about reports ### What is in a life analysis report at the entry tier? The structural core: the birth chart, planetary positions, the full dasha table and the main written life overview. The divisional charts, strength tables and remedy work come in above it. ### How long is the PDF? It depends entirely on which sections are included, since each one contributes its own pages. A report with all 17 chart sections is substantially longer than one with two, and the charts are the pages people actually return to. ### Can I ask my own question in it? Yes. Personalised answers are one of the 49 sections, available from the middle depth upward, and the question you submit at checkout is answered specifically rather than folded into the general text. ### Is it written by a person or by software? The computation and the drafting are automated, and the output is reviewed before it is sent. The honest description is assembled and checked rather than either purely written or purely generated.