NewestKundli & astrology
Divisional Charts and the Navamsa (D9): What They Are
A divisional chart redraws a Kundli by splitting each sign into smaller parts. The 16 classical vargas, how the Navamsa is worked out, and birth-time limits.
The ProperPandit blog · Category
How a Vedic birth chart is calculated and read: houses, planets, nakshatras, dashas and doshas, explained without fear or guarantees.
7 articles
NewestKundli & astrology
A divisional chart redraws a Kundli by splitting each sign into smaller parts. The 16 classical vargas, how the Navamsa is worked out, and birth-time limits.
Kundli & astrology
A yoga is a named planetary combination; Raj Yoga links the lords of angular and trinal houses. How the rules work, and why long yoga lists overstate them.
Kundli & astrology
What each of the twelve houses of a Kundli traditionally covers, how they are counted from the Lagna, and how to read them without fear.
Kundli & astrology
Your Lagna is the sign rising in the east at birth. How it is calculated, why a sign takes 85 to 140 minutes to rise in Delhi, and a quick chart check.
Kundli & astrology
The same Kundli can be drawn as a diamond or a square grid. Learn which part stays fixed in each, and convert between them in a minute.
Kundli & astrology
Your Vedic and Western signs differ for two reasons: a different body (Moon vs Sun) and a different zodiac (sidereal vs tropical).
Kundli & astrology
How the 120-year Vimshottari dasha works, with a full worked example: your first mahadasha, its balance at birth, and every antardasha.
Articles are for general information, researched from public sources, and may contain errors. Please follow your family pandit's guidance.