In Jain Dharma, diksha should not be decided by kundli alone.

If a kundli says diksha is “risky,” the proper Jain approach is:

1. Do not panic or fear the result.

Astrology is not the final authority over the soul.

1. Take guidance from a true Jain guru.

A knowledgeable Acharya or Sadhvi/Sadhu can assess whether your mind, conduct, vairagya, and discipline are ready.

1. Check your inner readiness.

Diksha is for deep renunciation, not for escaping fear, pressure, or uncertainty.

1. If there is doubt, wait and prepare.

Strengthen samyag darshan, vows, study, and detachment first.

1. Accept that karma, not kundli, is central in Jainism.

In Jain philosophy, bondage and liberation depend on karma, right conduct, and spiritual effort.

So the best course is: do not reject diksha only because of kundli, but also do not rush into diksha without true spiritual readiness. Seek the guidance of a Jain guru and proceed according to dharma, not fear.