In Jainism, the main focus is on karma and self-effort, not on kundali (horoscope / janma-patri).

Here is a simple Jain view:

1. Jeev’s (soul’s) life is governed by karma, not planets

- Whatever happiness or suffering we get is due to our own past karmas. - Grah (planets), rashi, nakshatra etc. are not the ultimate controllers in Jain philosophy. - They may be accepted socially or culturally by some Jains, but spiritually, karma is primary.

1. Scriptures focus on right faith, right knowledge, right conduct

- Jain Agams and main texts teach: - Samyak Darshan (right faith) - Samyak Gyan (right knowledge) - Samyak Charitra (right conduct) - These three, along with tapas (austerities) and dhyan (meditation), are shown as the true way to change our future by shedding karmas.

1. Kundali cannot change karma, only your own effort can

- Even if someone sees a kundali, results will come only according to bonded karmas. - By following Jain principles – ahimsa, satya, brahmacharya, aparigraha, samayik, pratikraman, jap, dhyan – we directly work on our karma, which is much more powerful than any horoscope.

1. Many Jains still use kundali socially

- For marriage matching, muhurat, etc., some Jain families do use kundali. - This is more of a social/custom practice, not a core Jain dharma requirement. - From a purely Jain-dharmic angle, ethical living and spiritual practice are far more important than horoscope matching.

1. What is recommended in Jainism instead of kundali?

- Daily Navkar Mantra - Samayik (equanimity practice) - Pratikraman (repentance and self-check) - Tapas (fasting, restraint) - Seva and non-violence in thoughts, words, actions These purify karma and truly uplift the soul, which no kundali can do by itself.

If you tell me exactly what you want to know about kundali in Jainism (e.g., marriage, career, dosh, etc.), I can explain the Jain viewpoint on that specific topic also.