Study the traditional South Indian Vedic chart alongside your Yoga practice. Enter a birth date, time and place — the tool computes the Sidereal Rasi Chakra (D1), Navamsa (D9), Nakshatra, Lagnam, Vimshottari Dasha and classical Doshas — live in your browser.
This page is provided for educational purposes only. Jyotisha (Vedic astrology) is one of the six Vedangas — the classical companion disciplines to the Vedas — alongside Yoga, Nirukta, Chandas, Vyakarana and Kalpa. Traditionally, students of Yoga study Jyotisha to understand the cosmological framework their practice sits within.
The results shown here are traditional interpretations drawn from classical Tamil astrological texts. They are not medical, financial, legal, or life advice, and are not a substitute for professional consultation. For matters requiring precise computation (muhurta, marriage matching, remedial rituals), please consult a qualified Jyotisha professional with proper Swiss Ephemeris software.
Accuracy note: planetary, Sun and Moon positions are computed with the high-precision, MIT-licensed astronomy-engine library (JPL-grade) running entirely in your browser, then converted to sidereal with the Lahiri ayanamsha. Its geocentric longitudes have been validated against Swiss Ephemeris reference calculations and agree to within about 7 arc-seconds (≈0.12 arc-minutes) for the Sun, Moon and the five visible planets across 1950–2036 — far finer than any nakshatra or sign boundary. Rasi (Moon sign) and Nakshatra placements are reliable across many centuries — these are the primary values of a Vedic chart. The Lagnam (Ascendant) remains sensitive to birth-time precision and can differ by up to one sign at borderlines: if your Lagnam matters for a specific decision, confirm your exact birth time. Borderline nakshatra results (within the last or first pada) should likewise be treated as guidance.
Use SEGA Life Guidance → — it works from just your Rasi or Nakshatra, shows a clear confidence level, and includes traditional matchmaking (Porutham), an alliance planner, lucky-day reflection and a safety-first wellness reflection. Educational only.
In the classical Indian curriculum, the six Vedangas ("limbs of the Veda") were studied together as one integrated discipline. A yoga student was expected to learn:
Jyotisha (from Sanskrit jyoti = light, isha = lord — "the science of light") teaches a yogi to understand time. When is the auspicious hour for practice? When does the season shift? Which lunar phase best supports pranayama, and which supports rest? These questions cannot be answered by asana alone — they require the sky.
This is why every classical yoga lineage — Patanjali, Iyengar, Vethathiri Maharishi, Bihar School — teaches its senior students at least the basics of Jyotisha. The Nakshatra you were born under, your Rasi (Moon sign) and your Lagnam (rising sign) are considered part of understanding where in nature you stand.
SEGA offers this tool so students of Yoga in the alliance can explore that framework in one click, side by side with their asana and pranayama practice — without needing to leave for a third-party astrology site. All computation happens in your browser; no birth data ever leaves your device.
If you know the star (Nakshatra) or the Moon sign (Rasi) you were told as a child, that is enough for a genuine traditional reading — it is what most Tamil households actually go by. Fill in whatever you know and leave the rest blank.
Sidereal calculation · Lahiri Ayanamsha applied · Whole-sign house system.
Doctors, midwives and hospital staff rarely write the birth time to the exact minute. Most record the nearest 5, 10 or 15 minutes — that rounding is often enough to shift the Lagnam into the next sign. If a Guru or astrologer previously gave you a different Lagnam, use the quick controls below to rectify.
Each button adjusts the birth time and instantly re-computes the whole chart.
Peninsular Malaysia used UTC+7:30 before 1 Jan 1982 (not +8). Similar historical shifts exist for many countries. Scroll up to the form, pick your birth location's IANA timezone from the "⚙ Historical timezone" dropdown, then hit Compute Jyotisha Chart again — the engine will use the exact offset in force on your birth date.
The birth chart. Signs sit in the traditional South Indian fixed layout; planets and Lagna (⟨Lg⟩) fill their placement boxes.
The 9-fold subdivision. Traditionally used to study marriage, spiritual maturity and the finer expression of the natal chart.
| Graha | Rasi | Degree | Nakshatra · Pada | Navamsa | House |
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Every row above opens. Click “What … actually means” under any planet to read, in plain language, what it is doing to that part of your life — plus what it gives you, what to watch, and the classical reading underneath. Rahu & Ketu are computed from the Moon's mean node. Houses use the whole-sign system counted from the Lagnam.
Every Nakshatra in the Tamil astrological tradition is mapped to a sacred Animal, Bird, Tree, temperament class (Ganam) and animal-energy pair (Yoni). These totems are used in marriage compatibility matching and in choosing puja materials.
Ganam (Deva · Manushya · Rakshasa) describes your temperament class. Yoni — the animal energy — is compared with a prospective partner's Yoni in traditional marriage matching (Yoni Kuta, 4 of the 36 Guna Milan points).
The five-limbed calendar (Pancha-Anga) records the sacred qualities of the day and hour. Traditional Tamil astrologers read these together with the birth chart.
Sunrise/Sunset for your birth location: —
Think of your chart as a theatre with 12 stages (Bhavas). Each stage is one area of your life — money, marriage, career, health. The planets are the actors, and every one of them is doing something specific on the stage it stands on.
Most astrology software stops at "Planets active here: Sun, Mars" and leaves you wondering what on earth that means for your life. This one doesn't. For every planet in every house you get four things: what it is actually doing to that part of your life in ordinary words, ✦ what it gives you, ⚠ what to watch, and — folded away for those who want it — the classical Parasari reading in proper technical language.
And if a house is empty? Every chart ever cast has empty houses — there are nine planets and twelve stages, so at least three are always bare. It does not mean that part of your life is missing. It means no planet is pushing on it, so it runs quietly. The reading then comes entirely from the house's landlord — the planet that owns the sign on that house — and wherever that landlord has gone, it takes that part of your life with it. Every card below shows you the landlord and exactly where your life-theme has been carried off to, occupied or not.
No. This is permanent. Everything on this tab is read from your birth chart — the sky exactly as it stood at the moment you were born. It is fixed for life and does not change daily, monthly or yearly. Print it once and it is still correct in thirty years.
What does change is the timing layer sitting on top of it: your Dasha and Bhukti periods (which run for years and months), the Gochar transits of Jupiter and Saturn (about a year and 2½ years per sign), and your Tara Bala, which changes every day as the Moon moves. Those tabs are the weather. This tab is the map underneath it.
Is this the same as the 📜 Bhava Lord Report? No — and this is the single most confused point in Jyotisha, so it is worth being exact. This tab reads OCCUPANCY: which planets are physically standing in each house, and what they do to that part of your life. The Bhava Lord Report reads LORDSHIP: which planet owns each house, and where in your chart it has gone — because wherever the owner goes, it takes that department of your life with it. A house can be completely empty here and still have a great deal said about it there. Both are permanent; both are read; they are not duplicates. The lord panel at the foot of each card below is a one-line pointer only, so the two tabs no longer repeat each other.
Open any traditional Tamil or Sanskrit horoscope and you will find twelve sentences that look like this: “Owner of House 1 is in House 7.” They look dry. They are in fact the most information-dense statement in the whole of Jyotisha, because each one tells you which department of your life is being run from which other department.
Every sign has an owner — a “landlord” planet. Whichever sign sits on a house, that planet runs the house. And wherever the landlord has physically gone in your chart, it has taken that part of your life with it. If the lord of your 7th house (marriage) sits in your 12th (foreign, private), then your marriage story is bound up with distance and privacy — that is the whole reading, in one line.
All 144 combinations are written out in full below for your chart: what it actually means in ordinary language, ✦ what it gives you, ⚠ what it asks you to manage, plus the dignity of the lord, whether it is retrograde, and the classical reading folded away underneath. Rahu and Ketu own no sign, so they are read separately by house at the end.
No. This is permanent. Which planet owns which house is set by the sign on that house, and the signs are fixed by your moment of birth. These twelve statements are true for your whole life — they do not change daily, monthly or yearly.
How this differs from the 12 Bhavas tab. That tab reads occupancy — which planets are physically standing in each house. This one reads lordship — which planet owns each house and where it has gone. They are two different questions about the same chart, which is why a house with nobody standing in it can still have a long reading here. Neither repeats the other.
What sits on top of this. The permanent picture below tells you the structure. When any of it becomes active is read from the Dasha and Bhukti tabs — a lord placement that has been quiet for thirty years can dominate a decade once its period arrives.
How to read this honestly. No single line decides anything. A classical astrologer weighs all twelve together, then checks the dignity of each lord, the aspects it receives, and which Dasha period is running before drawing any conclusion. Two contradictory-looking lines in the same chart are normal — they describe different pressures on the same life, not a mistake. Educational and cultural material only; not medical, psychological, financial or legal advice, and not a prediction of events.
In the Jaimini system, the seven planets (excluding Rahu/Ketu) are ranked by their degree-in-sign. The highest-degree planet becomes your Atma Karaka (soul indicator); the second becomes Amatya Karaka (career/intellect); and so on down to the Dara Karaka (spouse). This is separate from the Tamil Parasara reading and gives an independent lens on your dharma.
Each of the seven cards below is fully read — not just the first two. You get what the role means, why it means something different because it landed on your particular planet, which house that planet then went to sit in, and how it therefore behaves in your life. The Atma Karaka additionally gets its house reading, because the house it occupies is the arena in which your soul lesson is actually taught.
Tamil astrologers scan the chart first for Ucham (exalted, peak power), Neecham (debilitated, needs remedy), and Atchi (own house, stable). This scan flags every planet's dignity state.
Ucham = ✨ exalted (peak power) · Neecham = ⚠ debilitated · Atchi = 🏛 own sign · Neutral = normal function.
"Vimshottari" = 120 — the idealised 120-year lifespan divided into 9 planetary periods that always run in the same fixed order (Ketu → Venus → Sun → Moon → Mars → Rahu → Jupiter → Saturn → Mercury). Your starting Mahadasha depends on your birth Nakshatra, and each period is a different chapter of life with its own psychological theme.
| Mahadasha lord | Approx. start (year) | Approx. end (year) | Duration |
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Approximate years computed from your Moon's remaining Nakshatra fraction at birth. For precise dasha dates (day/month accuracy), consult a professional with Swiss Ephemeris software.
The Vimshottari system divides each Mahadasha into 9 sub-periods, each ruled by one of the 9 planetary lords. Duration = (MD_years × AD_years) / 120. This zoom shows exactly which sub-period is active week to week.
| Sub-lord | Start (year) | End (year) | Duration | Traditional theme |
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Compares today's transiting Moon to your birth Nakshatra. Traditional 9-Tara system: some days are auspicious for action, others favour rest.
The transiting Moon is currently in the 8th sign from your natal Moon. In traditional Jyotisha this ~2.5-day window is associated with lower energy, so some practitioners prefer to keep to routine, rest and inner practice rather than begin demanding new activity. This is a cultural reflection for educational interest only — not medical, financial, legal or relationship advice.
A traditional 9-Tara reflection for the next three days, each with the star's classical theme, what it is traditionally associated with, and a gentle yoga/breath anchor. Educational and cultural interest only — not medical, financial, legal or life advice.
Green = traditionally supportive · Yellow = mixed · Red = traditionally a rest/reflection day. Chandrashtama days (8th from natal Moon) are flagged with 🌑. A traditional timing lens for reflection, not a forecast of outcomes.
Traditional Tamil astrologers divide each day's daylight into 8 parts and assign three specific windows: Rahu Kalam (inauspicious for new starts), Yama Gandam (stalls / failure), and Kuligai (traditionally described as a "repeating" window). All times shown in your birth location's local time. These windows are a classical Tamil timing custom, shared for educational interest only — not financial, medical or legal advice.
Tamil almanacs print one gain-and-loss line per rasi for the whole year. A year is too coarse to act on. This does the same job at the resolution a week and a month give you — computed live from the sky rather than read off a printed table, with the exact hour each window opens and closes, what the tradition says to do inside it, and what it says to postpone. The twelve-rasi table at the bottom shows the same reading for everyone else.
Read this first. A “loss” window is not a prediction that you will lose money. It is the tradition’s advice to postpone and protect — and postponing costs nothing. Nothing on this page is financial, medical or legal advice.
Which deity the tradition places over your chart, what it prescribes for each kind of obstacle, how Ayurveda and Siddha read the same grahas, and how traditional marking is timed. Every remedy comes with three things: the classical practice, the practical action underneath it, and what to refuse.
Read this first. This is cultural and educational description of a living tradition, not religious instruction and not medical advice. Your family's own Kula Devata always takes precedence over anything computed from a chart. Nothing here should ever delay seeing a doctor, and anybody charging you money to remove a planetary affliction is exploiting an anxiety, not practising Jyotisha.
The work your chart is built for, read from the Karma Bhava — the tenth house and everything that governs it. You get the ten fields that suit you most, the chart read three ways — from your Lagnam, your Rasi and your Nakshatram — and the occupations all three agree on, eight cross-field combinations (usually the most useful answer of all), what suits this period against what suits the whole life, your Top 200 occupations, and the 50 your chart points away from. Scored against 2,770 occupations in 66 fields.
What this is not. Not a careers service, not evidence, and not a reason to take or refuse a job. It knows nothing about your training, your circumstances or what you enjoy. Educational and cultural material only.
A personalised 40-year roadmap covering finance, career, marriage and legacy for every year from 2026 to 2065 — built from your Mahadasha sequence and the classical age-phase of the life cycle. Includes a year-by-year ratings table, five-year phase narratives, your strongest 10-year window, a three-phase financial strategy, a marriage timeline, the one danger this chart returns to again and again, the legacy structure it is built for, and an honest note on longevity.
What this is not. Not financial advice, not event prediction, and not a lifespan claim. It is a framework for thinking about which years to push, which to consolidate, and which to preserve. Educational and cultural material only.
This report reshapes itself around the marital status you chose in the birth-details form. If you are single, divorced, separated or widowed, you get the full pathway — the partner signature your chart carries, where the tradition says you meet, the classical timing windows, why the texts read delay, and what they prescribe about it. If you are married, you get the partnership reading instead.
What this is not. No chart can say whether or when a person will marry, and nothing on this page claims to. Jyotisha describes the partnership signature of a chart and the periods the tradition marks as favourable for beginning. Marriage happens because two people choose each other. Educational and cultural material only — not medical, psychological, financial or legal advice.
Enter a prospective partner's Nakshatra and Rasi. The engine runs the 10 classical Tamil Kuta compatibility tests and returns an overall score plus Dosham neutralisation status.
The quick check below uses only Nakshatra + Rasi. If you also enter Partner B's full birth details (date, time and location) in the "Deep Synastry" panel below, the engine will run a full dual-chart analysis — traditional 7th-house relationship themes, 5th House Santhana Bakyam (children significations), Chevvai Dosham cancellation logic, and Dasha Sandhi timeline sync (periods traditionally described as transitional for both partners). This is a traditional synastry reflection for educational interest only — not relationship, medical or legal advice.
| Kuta test | Result | Note |
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Provide Partner B's full birth details to unlock a deeper reading. This produces a five-pillar analysis: 7th House (Kalatra — traditional partnership themes), 5th House (Putra — traditional Santhana Bakyam significations / children), Chevvai Dosham cancellation, and Dasha Sandhi timeline sync. Educational reflection only — not a prediction about any relationship.
Scans your chart for debilitated planets and heavy stelliums (3+ planets in one house). Each alert maps to the anatomical zone that tradition associates with extra strain, and suggests a traditional supportive asana + SEGA-Tariff difficulty. Educational traditional-correspondence reflection only — not medical advice, not a diagnosis, and never a substitute for a doctor.
Ayur Jyotisha maps planetary vulnerabilities directly to the musculoskeletal system. Isolates your structural stress-point and links to the SEGA AI Judge for real-time biomechanical verification.
In classical Ayur-Jyotisha each Mahadasha lord is traditionally associated with certain body systems and lifestyle themes. This module maps those traditional correspondences for reflection and cultural study — it flags periods the texts describe as calling for extra self-care (when the lord sits in the 6th/8th/12th Dusthana houses). It does not calculate medical risk, diagnose disease, or predict illness.
SAV (Sarvashtakavarga) totals the bindus each Rasi receives. As a traditional interpretive reference range, classical texts treat roughly 28+ bindus as a supportive sign and under 25 as a more testing one — but these are heuristics, not fixed rules: real interpretation depends on the specific planet, house, transit and whole-chart context. BAV is the per-planet contribution. Educational study reference only.
| Planet | Total bindus | Notable strong Rasis (≥ 5) |
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Grand total across the chart: — / 337 (Parashari maximum).
The bindu count of specific house pairs from your Lagnam reveals structural patterns in wealth flow, effort-vs-fortune, independence-vs-partnership, plus the strongest and weakest areas of your chart.
Each day divides into 24 dynamic Orais — 12 during daylight, 12 during night. The length of an Orai expands and contracts with sunrise/sunset, so it is not a fixed 60-minute clock hour. The first Orai of the day is always ruled by the Lord of the Day; the eternal sequence then loops Sun → Venus → Mercury → Moon → Saturn → Jupiter → Mars.
Jupiter (Guru) and Saturn (Sani) are the two slow-moving planets that dictate multi-year karmic themes. This dashboard checks their live positions against your natal Moon sign — and cross-references each with your Ashtakavarga bindus, so in the tradition a "dreaded" phase like Ashtama Sani may be moderated in its traditional interpretation when the house has strong foundational bindus.
Traditional Jyotisha texts associate certain planetary combinations (Yogas) with supportive or challenging themes — some are said to soften the effect of a weak or debilitated planet. This scanner surfaces 5 of the most-cited Tamil-tradition Yogas and presents these classical interpretations for educational reflection, rather than predicting any outcome.
Every classical Jyotisha module explained in modern business language — psychological reflexes, evolutionary biology, execution bandwidth, traditional timelines, environmental friction, load-testing, daily operations, and compatibility. Then three live corporate tools: the Corporate Entity Matrix, the PDF Executive Dossier, and the Geodetic Expansion audit.
Enter the exact date and time of incorporation (e.g. when the SSM certificate was officially issued). The engine calculates the structural health of the business entity itself, separately from the human founder.
Planning to open an international branch, register a foreign entity, or relocate? Select a global business hub. The engine recomputes your chart for that exact latitude / longitude / timezone to reveal which planetary lines govern that city.
A traditional Jyotisha reflection on how a counterpart's chart sits relative to yours, using the classical house significations — 11th house (gains), 12th house (expenses), 6th house (competition), 8th house (shared/transformation), 10th house (reputation), 5th/9th house (fortune). This is a cultural reflection for educational interest only — not business, financial, legal or due-diligence advice. Do not use it to decide whether to work with any person or company.
Enter up to 4 charts and pick an Anchor with the radio button. The tool maps the classical house relationships between the charts — trines, 6th/8th/12th axes and so on. This is a traditional Jyotisha reflection for educational interest only — not business, hiring or partnership advice. Do not use it to decide whether to work with any real person.
Select a strategic action. The engine identifies the ruling planetary hour (Orai), filters out Rahu Kalam / Yama Gandam, and shows the traditional timing windows within the next 48 hours that classical Muhurtham associates with activities like registrations, launches, signings or filings. A cultural timing reflection, not a directive on when to act.
Pandit Sethuraman's classical Chaldean system. Auto-uses your birth date + name from the chart form above. Calculates Psychic Number (day of birth), Destiny Number (total DOB reduced), and Chaldean Name Number — synthesises them to reveal your karmic path, ideal partner numbers, career trajectory, and whether your name spelling is harmonious with your destiny.
Enter any public / professional name and any birth-date to generate the deep dossier: planetary archetype, psychological profile, traditional wellbeing correspondences, symbolic career/identity themes, aura colours + talisman stones, friendly / hostile alliance numbers, and (for the name) the classical Chaldean compound-number reading. Educational only — never a hiring, financial or life decision.
Each weekday is ruled by a specific planet (Graha). The engine maps that planetary vibration to the anatomical system, prescribed asana with SEGA tariff score, the breathing method, and the Vethathiri Maharishi therapy protocol for the day. Educational only — not medical advice.
The 12 zodiac signs govern specific anatomical systems in classical Ayur-Jyotisha. Click any sign in the South-Indian grid to see the corresponding Varma point, AI skeletal-tracking metric, and prescribed therapy protocol. Educational only — not diagnosis.
Compare two birth-dates through Pandit Sethuraman's Science-of-Fortune alliance table as a traditional cultural reflection. Educational only — never a tool for hiring, admissions, screening people, or any financial or life decision.
Each divisional chart magnifies one area of life by subdividing every sign. Computed live from your planetary longitudes using classical Parashara varga rules. Select a division to see where each graha falls, what it traditionally signifies, and what it should not be used for. Educational only.
In Parashara astrology every planet aspects (looks at) the 7th house from itself; Mars also aspects the 4th & 8th, Jupiter the 5th & 9th, Saturn the 3rd & 10th. This maps where each of your planets casts influence and which grahas it lands on — computed from your whole-sign house positions. Educational only.
A transparent strength index built from the components that can be computed exactly in-browser: Naisargika (natural), Uccha/Sthana (exaltation–debilitation), Dig (directional), and Cheshta (retrograde motion). This is a simplified index — not the full six-source rupa Shadbala, which also needs temporal (Kala) sub-balas. Every number here is derived, never random. Educational only.
Your Moon's Nakshatra with its classical deity, symbol, shakti (power), ruling planet and traditional temperament — plus the SEGA Astro-Yoga alignment (breath/asana focus). Educational only.
A Tamil calendar, not a Gregorian one wearing Tamil labels. The month is solar: it begins at the Sankaranthi, the moment the Sun crosses into the next sidereal sign, so it runs 29 to 32 days and its first day rarely lands on the first of an English month. Each day carries the five limbs a panchangam is named for — tithi, vaaram, nakshatram, yogam, karanam — with the Tamil year from the sixty-year Prabhavadi cycle, and Rahu Kalam, Yamagandam and Kuligai computed from the true sunrise at your own coordinates rather than read off a fixed table. Runs entirely in your browser. Traditional guidance for study, not a prohibition and not advice.
One front door to your whole chart. Instead of reading thirty separate tools, the Life Upgrade engine converges them — your long-term Vimshottari Dasha (the life chapter), the Bhukti (the sub-period), the current transits (Gochar), your Ashtakavarga strengths and today's Tara Bala star — into one clear focus for today, this week, this month, this year, and the ten-year road ahead. Every section keeps a “Why am I seeing this?” panel so you can trace it back to the exact astronomy. A traditional Jyotisha reflection for education and self-study — not a prediction of outcomes, and not medical, financial, legal or life advice.
A quick reference to the Tamil / Sanskrit Jyotisha terms used throughout this tool.
Each rasi carries an element: Fire (Aries, Leo, Sagittarius), Earth (Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn), Air (Gemini, Libra, Aquarius), Water (Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces). This is a rough profile — a useful lens for choosing complementary yoga, pranayama and dietary practice.
Understanding your Nakshatra is the beginning. Bringing that understanding into your breath and asana practice — under a teacher's eye — is what makes it real.
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