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Birth Chart Summary
Your core birth chart identity at a glance: date, time, place, Lagna (Ascendant), Rasi (Moon sign), Nakshatra, and Tithi. These five elements form the foundation of your Vedic chart.
Birth Date & Time (Local):
Birth Place:
Lagna (Ascendant):
Rasi (Moon Sign):
Janma Nakshatra:
Tithi (at Birth):
Planetary Positions (Graha Sthiti)
Your complete planetary positions table shows each Graha's sidereal longitude, house (Whole Sign), Rasi, Nakshatra/Pada, retrograde status, dignity (Panchadha Maitri), functional nature for your Lagna, and Dasha Phala (expected results during its period).
Planetary Positions (Graha Sthiti)
Positions of the nine Grahas in the sidereal zodiac at birth, calculated with Lahiri Ayanamsha. House (W.S.) shows placement using the Whole Sign system, each sign from the Lagna forms one complete house. Dignity reflects each planet's comfort and strength in its occupied sign using Panchadha Maitri (five-fold friendship). Functional Nature shows whether the planet acts as friend or foe of your Lagna. Dasha Phala synthesises both to estimate what that planet will deliver when it rules your life timeline.
| Planet (Graha) | Position | House (W.S.) | Rasi (Sign) | Nakshatra (Pada) | Status | Dignity | Functional Nature | Dasha Phala |
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Rasi Chakra (Birth Chart)
The Rasi Chakra (South Indian style) shows the 12 fixed signs with planets placed in their occupied signs. Your Lagna (Ascendant) marks the first house. The chart style toggle lets you switch between South, North, and East Indian layouts.
Rasi Chakra (South Indian Style)
South Indian fixed-sign chart, the 12 boxes represent fixed Rasis; planets are placed according to the sign they currently occupy. The top-left box is always Pisces (Meena). Your Lagna (Lg) marks the Ascendant sign at birth. Underlined symbols are retrograde planets.
Lg: Lagna | Su: Sun | Mo: Moon | Ma: Mars | Me: Mercury | Ju: Jupiter | Ve: Venus | Sa: Saturn | Ra: Rahu | Ke: Ketu | Gk: Gulika | Underlined: Retrograde.
Navamsa Chakra (D-9 Chart)
The Navamsa (D-9) chart divides each sign into 9 parts, revealing a planet's inner strength, marriage quality, and spiritual depth. A planet in its own sign or exaltation in Navamsa is especially powerful. The Navamsa Lagna is shown alongside planetary positions.
Navamsa Chakra, D-9 (South Indian Style)
The 1/9th divisional chart (D-9). Each 30° sign is divided into 9 Navamsas of 3°20′ each. Read alongside the Rasi chart to assess a planet's true inner strength, the quality of marriage, and spiritual depth. A planet in its own sign or exaltation in the Navamsa is considered especially powerful.
Navamsa Lagna: | Lg: Navamsa Lagna, Su: Sun, Mo: Moon, Ma: Mars, Me: Mercury, Ju: Jupiter, Ve: Venus, Sa: Saturn, Ra: Rahu, Ke: Ketu, Gk: Gulika.
Navamsa Positions, D-9 (Graha Sthiti)
Each planet's position in the Navamsa chart. The “Navamsa Div” column shows which of the 9 divisions (1–9) within its Rasi sign the planet falls into. A planet occupying the same sign in both Rasi and Navamsa is Vargottama, a mark of exceptional inner strength.
| Planet (Graha) | Rasi Position | Navamsa Div (1–9) | Navamsa Rasi | Vargottama |
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Yoga Analysis (Classical Combinations)
Parashari yogas are classical planetary combinations that indicate specific life patterns. Auspicious yogas confer blessings; challenging yogas indicate karmic difficulties; mitigated yogas show difficulties substantially reduced by cancellation factors.
Yoga Analysis (Classical Combinations)
Parashari yogas detected in this chart. Auspicious yogas confer specific blessings; Challenging yogas indicate areas of karmic difficulty; Mitigated yogas show difficulties that are substantially reduced by cancellation factors.
Bhava Analysis (The 12 Houses)
The 12 houses (Bhavas) each govern a distinct area of life -- self, wealth, courage, home, children, work, marriage, transformation, luck, career, gains, and liberation. Click any house to read its full analysis based on your chart's planetary placements.
Bhava Analysis, The 12 Houses
Each house (Bhava) governs a distinct area of life. The one-line summary below each title gives you the essence at a glance -- click any row to read the full analysis.
Vimshottari Dasa (Life Timeline)
The Vimshottari Dasa system allocates a 120-year cycle of planetary rulerships based on your birth Nakshatra. Each Mahadasha sets the overarching theme; Antardashas bring focused near-term outcomes. The Dasha Phala in the Planetary Positions table shows the expected quality of each planet's period.
Vimshottari Dasa, Life Timeline
The Vimshottari system allocates a 120-year cycle of planetary rulerships based on the Moon's Nakshatra at birth. Each Mahadasha (major period) sets the overarching theme of life; the Antardasha (sub-period) within it brings focused, near-term outcomes. The Dasha Phala in the Planetary Positions table above shows the expected quality of each planet's period.
Maha Dasa Timeline (120-Year Cycle)
| Maha Dasa Lord | Start | End | Duration |
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Current Dasa Period
| Level | Lord | Start | End |
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Note on Dasha Results: The planets in your chart carry a fixed potential based on their Dignity and Functional Nature. However, they deliver their most profound results -- whether wealth, marriage, career peaks, or challenges -- specifically during their Mahadasha (Major Period) and Antardasha (Sub-Period). Refer to the Dasha Phala column in the Planetary Positions table to see how helpful or challenging each timeline will be.
For day-by-day Prana Dasa analysis → Daily Predictions
Graha Phala (Planetary Significations)
Each planet's effects are assessed through its house placement (Whole Sign), dignity (Panchadha Maitri), and functional nature for your Lagna. Retrograde and Vargottama status are noted where applicable.
Graha Phala, Planetary Significations
Interpretations are specific to your chart: each graha's effects are assessed through its house placement (Whole Sign), dignity (Panchadha Maitri), and functional nature for your Lagna. Retrograde and Vargottama status are noted where applicable.
Planetary Transits (Gochar)
Current planetary transits (Gochar) act as temporary weather that modifies how your Dasha results manifest. The Mahadasha and Antardasha lords' transits can accelerate, delay, or modify results in their respective life areas.
Current Planetary Transits
Current planetary positions influencing your active Dasa-Bhukti periods.
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What Is My Vedic Horoscope and How Do I Read It?
What Is Vimshottari Dasa and How Do I Read My Timeline?
Vimshottari Dasa is a 120-year planetary period system that divides life into major (Maha) and sub (Antar) periods ruled by the nine planets. Each period activates specific life themes based on the planet's house, sign, and aspects in your birth chart.
What Is Nakshatra and Which One Rules Today?
Nakshatras are the 27 lunar mansions the Moon traverses. Your birth Nakshatra reveals your core nature, instincts, and karmic patterns. Each Nakshatra spans 13°20' and has a ruling planet, deity, and Gana (nature) that influence compatibility and life path.
What Is Yoga in Panchangam and Which Are Auspicious?
Yogas are specific planetary combinations that create distinct outcomes. Auspicious Yogas (Raja, Dhana, Pancha Mahapurusha) grant power, wealth, or leadership. Challenging Yogas (Kemdruma, Sakata) indicate obstacles that require conscious effort to overcome.
What Is Karana and How Does It Differ from Tithi?
Karana is half a Tithi (6° of lunar elongation). The 11 Karanas (7 movable, 4 fixed) each have a quality and ruling deity. Vishti (Bhadra) is inauspicious; Kaulava and Taitila favor stability. Karana refines the Tithi's outcome for daily decisions.
What Is Rahu Kalam and When Does It Occur Today?
Rahu Kalam is a 90-minute inauspicious window each day ruled by Rahu. It occurs at a different time each weekday and is avoided for starting important ventures. The other inauspicious windows are Gulika Kalam and Yamagandam.
What Is Muhurtha and How Do I Choose the Right One?
Muhurtha is the electional art of selecting an auspicious moment for important acts (weddings, travel, business launch). It combines Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana, weekday, and planetary transits to find a window where cosmic forces support the intended outcome.
How Does Kundali Matching Work and What Is Ashtakoota?
Kundali Matching (Ashtakoota) compares two birth charts across eight parameters (Varna, Vashya, Tara, Yoni, Graha Maitri, Gana, Bhakoot, Nadi) scoring up to 36 points. A score ≥18 is traditionally acceptable; higher scores indicate stronger compatibility.