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Vedic astrology reads you from the Moon, not the Sun. Your Rashi is the sign the Moon held at the moment and place of your birth, and your nakshatra is the star within it. Enter your birth details and the calculation finds both from the sidereal ephemeris, with Lahiri ayanamsa.
Sidereal, with LahiriThe zodiac Vedic astrology uses
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Lahiri ayanamsa. Your birth details are used only to cast this chart.
Enter your birth details. Your Rashi, your nakshatra and its pada appear here, computed for the moment you were born.
The Rashi and nakshatra of a recorded sample chart, shown as an example.
Your RashiThe Moon's sign at your birth
Your nakshatra and padaThe star and its quarter
The star's lordThe graha that begins your dasha
Birth nakshatraPurva Ashadha · Pada 1
Nakshatra lordVenus
Your Moon sign, the Rashi, is the zodiac sign the Moon was passing through at the moment and place of your birth. Vedic astrology reads the horoscope from it: the Moon is the significator of the mind, so its sign colours your instincts, your emotions and how you meet each day.
Newspaper horoscopes use the Western Sun sign. Vedic horoscopes use the Moon sign, counted in the sidereal zodiac, which sits about 24 degrees behind the tropical one. The two often differ, which is why a Western horoscope can read like someone else's.
The Moon crosses a sign in about two and a half days and a nakshatra in about one. This calculator needs a known birth time and does not silently substitute noon, because a guessed time can move the Moon across a boundary.
Date, time and place, with Lahiri ayanamsa.
Where the Moon stood against the stars.
The sign of the twelve it fell in.
The star of the 27, its pada and its lord.
The Rashi, the nakshatra and the birth time.
This calculator needs a known birth time and does not silently substitute noon. The Moon can cross a sign or nakshatra boundary during a day, so an invented time can change the answer. Confirm the time before you treat the result as your Rashi.
Yes, and it usually does. They are two different bodies: the Sun moves one sign a month, the Moon one sign every two and a half days. Vedic astrology also counts both in the sidereal zodiac, so even your Sun sign here can differ from a Western one.
A nakshatra is one of 27 equal parts of the zodiac, 13°20′ each, named after the principal stars in that arc. Your birth nakshatra is the one the Moon stood in, and each nakshatra is split into four padas.
The lord of your birth nakshatra begins your Vimshottari dasha, the sequence of planetary periods that times events in your chart. It is what makes timing readings personal.
Yes. It needs a free account, so your birth details stay with your own profile, and nothing is charged.
Your Moon is one thread of your chart. A cited report reads all of it: the houses, the grahas, the yogas and the dasha you are in.
