Nakshatra Calculator: Birth Star, Pāda and Viṣṇu Sahasranāma Verse
Find your birth nakṣatra and pāda from the Moon, the Viṣṇu Sahasranāma verse that belongs to it, your Vimśottarī mahādaśās and today’s tāra bala.
Find your birth nakṣatra and pāda from the Moon, the Viṣṇu Sahasranāma verse that belongs to it, your Vimśottarī mahādaśās and today’s tāra bala.
Put in your birth date, time and place. The calculator places your lagna and all nine grahas in their vimśāṁśa aṁśas and gives the goddess who rules each one, with her chapter where it is already written.
The best remedy for loans, debts and money problems in the chart is the worship of Tripura Bhairavī, the Mahāvidyā who is ruling the ascendant, through her 108 names at the sandhyās of the day. It needs no initiation.
Jvālāmukhī holds aṁśa 9 of every odd sign in the D20, 12°00′ to 13°30′. Her story in the Matsya Purāṇa, the fire that burns out of the rock at Jwalamukhi, and how her aṁśa behaves.
Tārā rules 10°30′ to 12°00′ of every odd sign in the D20. Who she is, where her image came from, and how her aṁśa behaves.
Satī rules 9°00′ to 10°30′ of every odd sign in the D20. How her aṁśa behaves, and why no Sanskrit text has her burn on a pyre.
Vimalā rules 7°30′ to 9°00′ of every odd sign in the D20. How her aṁśa behaves, and what the pīṭha lists really say about Puri.
Lakṣmī rules 4°30′ to 6°00′ of every odd sign in the D20. How her aṁśa behaves, and why she does not change sides.
Jayā is the only name Parāśara gives twice in the D20, at aṁśas 3 and 18 of every odd sign, with Vijayā between them at aṁśa 5. The Vaikuṇṭha gatekeepers, and what the Sanskrit actually says they were cursed for.
Śiva called Pārvatī by a name she did not want, as a joke, and she spent a hundred years undoing it. Gaurī rules 1°30′ to 3°00′ of every odd sign in the D20, and her aṁśa carries that story.
Kālī rules the first 1°30′ of every odd sign in the D20. Who she is in the Devī Māhātmya, and how her aṁśa behaves.
One stotra, 108 verses, 108 nakṣatra pādas. Find the Viṣṇu Sahasranāma verse for your birth star, how to chant it, both ways of counting, and all 108 verses in Sanskrit. The guide, free.