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Daily Panchāng & Hora
The Panchāng for any day, reckoned at sunrise for your location, with the
24 Horā (planetary hours). Uses your current location by default.
Upcoming Tithis & Saṅkrānti
Countdown to the next Full Moon, New Moon and the Sun's entry into the next sign.
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Horā — planetary hours
Birth Details
We auto-fill latitude & longitude when you pick a place.
North-Indian (Rāśi / whole-sign) chart · House 1 = Ascendant
KP Bhāva chart (Placidus cusps) · planets placed by KP house — this is what the analysis uses
Planet-to-planet aspects — same strength formula and polarity as the
KP cusp grid, but between the nine planets themselves. The diagonal is
blank (a planet doesn't aspect itself); the grid is symmetric.
Tara Bala — the nine-fold star cycle counted from your janma nakshatra
(the Moon's birth star). Each of the 27 nakshatras takes one of nine taras:
Sampat, Kshema, Sadhaka, Mitra, Ati-Mitra are auspicious,
Vipat, Pratyari, Vadha inauspicious, and
Janma is mixed. It is used to judge the quality of a day (by the Moon's
star) and of any planet's nakshatra.
Planet Taras (from your birth star)
All 27 Nakshatras
Birth Panchāng
The five limbs (Pancha-anga) at the moment of birth — Tithi, Vāra,
Nakshatra, Yoga and Karana — with the Sun/Moon signs and the day's sunrise/sunset.
(For today's panchang & horas, use Daily Panchāng at the top.)
Shadbala — the six-fold strength of the seven planets, per BPHS, in
Rupas (1 Rupa = 60 Virupas). A planet is "strong" when its total meets
the minimum required Rupas. The six sources are Sthāna (positional), Dig
(directional), Kāla (temporal), Cheshta (motional), Naisargika (natural) and Drik (aspectual).
Sthāna Bala — breakdown
Kāla Bala — breakdown
Bhāva Bala — house strength (Rupas)
Per BPHS textbook. A few sub-balas are under-specified in the classics so
software differs on them — here Cheshta uses the Seeghra-kendra from mean
longitudes, Abda/Masa use the savana Ahargana, and Drik uses graded
graha-drishti with the Parashari special aspects. Every component is shown
above so you can verify each against your reference.
Sixteen standard Parashari divisional charts (varga). Each Dn divides
every 30° sign into n parts and re-maps planets per BPHS rules.
D1 is your birth chart; D9 (Navamsa) is the most-cited; D60 (Shashtiamsa) is the finest.
Ashtakavarga — for each planet, bindus (auspicious points) per sign
based on its position relative to the 7 other contributors + Lagna.
Last row (Sarva) sums all 7 planets; total is always 337.
Higher bindus mean the area is more supported — both for natal
results and for transits through that sign. Sarva > 28 in a sign
is considered strong; < 24 is weak.
Transit (Gochara) — where the planets are at a given moment, laid out
on your natal Lagna. Defaults to now; change the date/time to look
ahead or back.
Transit planets in your natal houses (Lagna = house 1).