Reading the sky.
दिव्य आशा Vedic astrology
Knowledge that rises like the sun
Classical Vedic astrology in the Parashari tradition: your Janma Kundli, the 27 Nakshatras, the nine Grahas and the twelve Rashis, read with care and explained in plain language.
पञ्चाङ्ग Live Panchang
The sky at this moment
Calculated live in your browser in the Nirayana (sidereal) zodiac, using the Lahiri ayanamsha.
The cards above show this very moment. The guidance below reads the day from sunrise in your city, the classical way.
Today’s Panchang guidance
Read from the Panchang at sunrise, the classical way.
Good for today
Better to avoid
राशिफल Predictions
Rashifal for your Moon sign
Choose your Chandra Rashi and the period. Every reading is worked out from the actual transits of the grahas today, using the classical Gochara rules counted from the Moon sign, with a Nadi view of the same transits.
These are general readings for everyone born with the Moon in the chosen sign. Your own birth chart, Dasha and Ashtakavarga refine them. Not sure of your Moon sign? Request your Kundli.
विंशोत्तरी दशा Vimshottari Dasha
Your planetary periods, good and testing
Vimshottari is the 120 year cycle of planetary periods that begins from the Moon’s Nakshatra at birth. Enter your birth details to see every Mahadasha, Antardasha and Pratyantardasha: favourable periods in green and challenging periods in red, judged for your own Lagna.
Calculated on the Divinehope server in the Nirayana zodiac with the Lahiri ayanamsha. Your details are used only for this calculation and are not stored.
Periods show tendencies; the full chart, transits and an astrologer’s judgement decide how they unfold.
Ask Hemadityaa for a full readingनाडी ज्योतिष Nadi astrology
The Nadi way of reading the sky
Nadi Jyotisha is the South Indian tradition of the rishis’ palm leaf granthas, kept at centres such as Vaitheeswaran Koil, and of the Nadi techniques, Bhrigu Nandi Nadi and Saptarishi Nadi. These techniques read the grahas by the signs they occupy and by how they link to one another, rather than by houses alone.
Karakas first
Guru is Jeeva, the person himself. Shani is Karma, the work and duty of life. Shukra, Mangal, Budha and Surya show partner and wealth, energy and land, learning and trade, and status.
Links by sign
Grahas in the same sign, in trine (1st, 5th and 9th), one sign ahead (2nd), one sign behind (12th) or opposite (7th) act together and colour each other’s results.
Transits as triggers
When Guru or Shani moves into a sign, it awakens the grahas linked to that sign. Guru’s yearly transit shows where life grows; Shani’s shows where work and duty press.
Nadi links in today’s sky
Reading the sky.
Your Nadi by Nakshatra नाडी कूट
In Kundli Milan, every Nakshatra belongs to one of three Nadis: Adi (Vata), Madhya (Pitta) or Antya (Kapha). Nadi koota carries 8 of the 36 Guna points.
Divinehope applies the Nadi techniques to your own birth chart. We do not claim to hold or read palm leaf manuscripts.
Request a Nadi readingनाम ज्योतिष Your name
What your name carries
Type your name to see its meaning, the Nakshatra of its first syllable, the grahas in its sounds and its Chaldean number. Add your date of birth for your Moolank, Bhagyank, Lo Shu grid and spellings that sit in better harmony with you.
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Lo Shu grid लो शू
The 3 by 3 magic square of ancient China, read the way Indian numerologists use it: every digit of your date of birth, with your Moolank and Bhagyank.
Enter your date of birth above to draw your grid.
Name numerology and Lo Shu readings are traditional and symbolic. A suggested spelling can be used for your signature, visiting card and social media; changing a name on official records needs the legal process of affidavit, newspaper notice and Gazette notification.
The four planets of aspiration
Wisdom, intellect, authority and grace
In Jyotish these four grahas carry the qualities this site is built around. Each card gives the planet’s traditional gem, colour, day, signs and the Nakshatras it rules.
Knowledge and prosperity
Guru गुरु
Knowledge, wisdom, wealth, children, dharma and the teacher.
- Planet
- Jupiter
- Gem
- Yellow sapphire (Pukhraj)
- Colour
- Yellow
- Day
- Thursday
- Owns
- Dhanu, Meena
- Exalted
- Karka
- Nakshatras
- Punarvasu, Vishakha, Purva Bhadrapada
Intellect and communication
Budha बुध
Intellect, speech, communication, commerce and learning.
- Planet
- Mercury
- Gem
- Emerald (Panna)
- Colour
- Green
- Day
- Wednesday
- Owns
- Mithuna, Kanya
- Exalted
- Kanya
- Nakshatras
- Ashlesha, Jyeshtha, Revati
Authority and recognition
Surya सूर्य
The soul, authority, the father, government, vitality and recognition.
- Planet
- Sun
- Gem
- Ruby (Manikya)
- Colour
- Red
- Day
- Sunday
- Owns
- Simha
- Exalted
- Mesha
- Nakshatras
- Krittika, Uttara Phalguni, Uttara Ashadha
Refinement and luxury
Shukra शुक्र
Beauty, luxury, the arts, comforts, marriage and partnership.
- Planet
- Venus
- Gem
- Diamond (Heera)
- Colour
- White
- Day
- Friday
- Owns
- Vrishabha, Tula
- Exalted
- Meena
- Nakshatras
- Bharani, Purva Phalguni, Purva Ashadha
नक्षत्र The lunar mansions
All 27 Nakshatras
Each Nakshatra spans 13°20′ of the sidereal zodiac, beginning with Ashwini at 0° Mesha. Every card shows the Sanskrit name, its traditional symbol, presiding deity, ruling graha and exact span. Card colours follow the gem of the ruling graha.
Showing 27 of 27 Nakshatras
अश्विनीAshwini Aśvinī
- Symbol
- Horse’s head
- Deity
- the Ashvins, divine physicians
- Lord
- Ketu (South lunar node)
- Span
- 0° to 13°20′ Mesha
भरणीBharani Bharaṇī
- Symbol
- Yoni, the womb
- Deity
- Yama
- Lord
- Shukra (Venus)
- Span
- 13°20′ to 26°40′ Mesha
कृत्तिकाKrittika Kṛttikā
- Symbol
- Knife or spear
- Deity
- Agni
- Lord
- Surya (Sun)
- Span
- 26°40′ Mesha to 10° Vrishabha
रोहिणीRohini Rohiṇī
- Symbol
- Cart or chariot, temple, banyan tree
- Deity
- Prajapati (Brahma)
- Lord
- Chandra (Moon)
- Span
- 10° to 23°20′ Vrishabha
मृगशिराMrigashira Mṛgaśiras
- Symbol
- Deer’s head
- Deity
- Soma
- Lord
- Mangal (Mars)
- Span
- 23°20′ Vrishabha to 6°40′ Mithuna
आर्द्राArdra Ārdrā
- Symbol
- Teardrop, diamond, human head
- Deity
- Rudra
- Lord
- Rahu (North lunar node)
- Span
- 6°40′ to 20° Mithuna
पुनर्वसुPunarvasu Punarvasu
- Symbol
- Bow and quiver
- Deity
- Aditi
- Lord
- Guru (Jupiter)
- Span
- 20° Mithuna to 3°20′ Karka
पुष्यPushya Puṣya
- Symbol
- Cow’s udder, lotus, arrow and circle
- Deity
- Brihaspati
- Lord
- Shani (Saturn)
- Span
- 3°20′ to 16°40′ Karka
आश्लेषाAshlesha Āśleṣā
- Symbol
- Serpent
- Deity
- the Nagas
- Lord
- Budha (Mercury)
- Span
- 16°40′ to 30° Karka
मघाMagha Maghā
- Symbol
- Royal throne
- Deity
- the Pitris, ancestors
- Lord
- Ketu (South lunar node)
- Span
- 0° to 13°20′ Simha
पूर्वफल्गुनीPurva Phalguni Pūrvaphalgunī
- Symbol
- Front legs of a bed, hammock, fig tree
- Deity
- Bhaga
- Lord
- Shukra (Venus)
- Span
- 13°20′ to 26°40′ Simha
उत्तरफल्गुनीUttara Phalguni Uttaraphalgunī
- Symbol
- Four legs of a bed, hammock
- Deity
- Aryaman
- Lord
- Surya (Sun)
- Span
- 26°40′ Simha to 10° Kanya
हस्तHasta Hasta
- Symbol
- Hand or fist
- Deity
- Savitr
- Lord
- Chandra (Moon)
- Span
- 10° to 23°20′ Kanya
चित्राChitra Citrā
- Symbol
- Bright jewel or pearl
- Deity
- Tvashtar (Vishvakarma)
- Lord
- Mangal (Mars)
- Span
- 23°20′ Kanya to 6°40′ Tula
स्वातीSwati Svātī
- Symbol
- Shoot of a plant, coral
- Deity
- Vayu
- Lord
- Rahu (North lunar node)
- Span
- 6°40′ to 20° Tula
विशाखाVishakha Viśākhā
- Symbol
- Triumphal arch, potter’s wheel
- Deity
- Indra and Agni
- Lord
- Guru (Jupiter)
- Span
- 20° Tula to 3°20′ Vrishchika
अनुराधाAnuradha Anurādhā
- Symbol
- Triumphal archway, lotus
- Deity
- Mitra
- Lord
- Shani (Saturn)
- Span
- 3°20′ to 16°40′ Vrishchika
ज्येष्ठाJyeshtha Jyeṣṭhā
- Symbol
- Circular amulet, umbrella, earring
- Deity
- Indra
- Lord
- Budha (Mercury)
- Span
- 16°40′ to 30° Vrishchika
मूलMula Mūla
- Symbol
- Bunch of roots tied together, elephant goad
- Deity
- Nirriti
- Lord
- Ketu (South lunar node)
- Span
- 0° to 13°20′ Dhanu
पूर्वाषाढाPurva Ashadha Pūrvāṣāḍhā
- Symbol
- Elephant tusk, fan, winnowing basket
- Deity
- Apah, the waters
- Lord
- Shukra (Venus)
- Span
- 13°20′ to 26°40′ Dhanu
उत्तराषाढाUttara Ashadha Uttarāṣāḍhā
- Symbol
- Elephant tusk, small bed
- Deity
- the Vishvedevas
- Lord
- Surya (Sun)
- Span
- 26°40′ Dhanu to 10° Makara
श्रवणShravana Śravaṇa
- Symbol
- Ear, three footprints
- Deity
- Vishnu
- Lord
- Chandra (Moon)
- Span
- 10° to 23°20′ Makara
धनिष्ठाDhanishtha Dhaniṣṭhā
- Symbol
- Drum or flute
- Deity
- the eight Vasus
- Lord
- Mangal (Mars)
- Span
- 23°20′ Makara to 6°40′ Kumbha
शतभिषक्Shatabhisha Śatabhiṣaj
- Symbol
- Empty circle, a thousand flowers or stars
- Deity
- Varuna
- Lord
- Rahu (North lunar node)
- Span
- 6°40′ to 20° Kumbha
पूर्वभाद्रपदाPurva Bhadrapada Pūrvabhādrapadā
- Symbol
- Swords, front legs of a funeral cot, two-faced man
- Deity
- Aja Ekapada
- Lord
- Guru (Jupiter)
- Span
- 20° Kumbha to 3°20′ Meena
उत्तरभाद्रपदाUttara Bhadrapada Uttarabhādrapadā
- Symbol
- Twins, back legs of a funeral cot, snake in the water
- Deity
- Ahir Budhnya
- Lord
- Shani (Saturn)
- Span
- 3°20′ to 16°40′ Meena
रेवतीRevati Revatī
- Symbol
- Fish or a pair of fish, drum
- Deity
- Pushan
- Lord
- Budha (Mercury)
- Span
- 16°40′ to 30° Meena
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राशि The zodiac
The twelve Rashis
Each Rashi holds nine padas, two and a quarter Nakshatras. The lists below show exactly which padas fall in each sign. Jupiter owns Dhanu and Meena, Mercury owns Mithuna and Kanya, the Sun owns Simha, and Venus owns Vrishabha and Tula.
- Ashwini4 padas
- Bharani4 padas
- Krittika1 pada
- Krittika3 padas
- Rohini4 padas
- Mrigashira2 padas
- Mrigashira2 padas
- Ardra4 padas
- Punarvasu3 padas
- Punarvasu1 pada
- Pushya4 padas
- Ashlesha4 padas
- Magha4 padas
- Purva Phalguni4 padas
- Uttara Phalguni1 pada
- Uttara Phalguni3 padas
- Hasta4 padas
- Chitra2 padas
- Chitra2 padas
- Swati4 padas
- Vishakha3 padas
- Vishakha1 pada
- Anuradha4 padas
- Jyeshtha4 padas
- Mula4 padas
- Purva Ashadha4 padas
- Uttara Ashadha1 pada
- Uttara Ashadha3 padas
- Shravana4 padas
- Dhanishtha2 padas
- Dhanishtha2 padas
- Shatabhisha4 padas
- Purva Bhadrapada3 padas
- Purva Bhadrapada1 pada
- Uttara Bhadrapada4 padas
- Revati4 padas
नवरत्न The Navaratna palette
Every colour has a reason
Every jewel colour on this site is one of the nine Navaratna gems, each belonging to its graha in classical Jyotish. Gold, emerald, ruby and diamond lead because Guru, Budha, Surya and Shukra carry this site’s aspirations. The deep night sky behind them is a backdrop and makes no planetary claim.
#E8264FSurya (Sun): the soul; here it carries authority and recognition.
#E9E3F7Chandra (Moon): the mind.
#FF6B4AMangal (Mars): courage.
#16C07ABudha (Mercury): intellect; here it carries intellect and communication.
#F7BE16Guru (Jupiter): knowledge; here it carries knowledge and prosperity.
#BFEFFFShukra (Venus): beauty; here it carries refinement and luxury.
#3D6BFFShani (Saturn): discipline.
#E08A34Rahu (North lunar node): ambition.
#B9CF3EKetu (South lunar node): detachment.
Readings
Guidance for every stage of life
हेमादित्य Your astrologer
Readings by Hemadityaa
“The golden sun.” Hema is gold, the metal of Guru, giver of wisdom and prosperity. Aditya is Surya, giver of authority and recognition.
Every Divinehope reading is prepared and signed by Hemadityaa in the classical Parashari method, with the Nadi techniques where they help, and explained in plain language. The seal’s twelve rays are the twelve Adityas, and the emerald at its heart is the gem of Budha, for clear and careful counsel.
Janma Kundli
Lagna, Rashi, Nakshatra, divisional charts and the Vimshottari Dasha, explained clearly.
Kundli Milan
Ashtakoot Guna Milan out of 36, with Mangal Dosha checked for both charts.
Muhurta
Auspicious times for marriage, griha pravesh, new ventures and journeys.
Ratna Paramarsh
Gem guidance based on the functional benefics of your Lagna.
Dasha and Gochar
Your running periods and the transits of Shani, Guru and Rahu.
Varshaphal
Your annual chart and the themes of the year ahead.