There is a distinction worth holding carefully in the mind before any chart is opened: the distinction between what arrives in a life and what is done with what arrives.
Sita Haran is Prarabdha. Lanka Dahan is Purushartha.
Even Sri Rama could not prevent the circumstances that led to the abduction of Maa Janaki. The event entered the terrain he was obliged to confront. But the crossing of the ocean, the alliances formed, the discipline sustained, the defeat of Ravana and the restoration that followed — none of that arrived on its own. It was answered for.
A chart, read honestly, tends to describe terrain rather than outcome. It may indicate pressure, delay, obstruction, or an unusual window of expansion. It does not report what a person will make of any of it.
Your fate may describe the battle. It does not absolve you from fighting it.