Eastern Vedic Birth Chart Calculator by Venus Etc.
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Birth Details
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Key to the Diagram Above
- Bold, non-italicized planets are natal placements, meaning the planet is actually positioned there.
- Italicized planets shown in a house are aspectsAn aspect is when a planet, sitting elsewhere in the chart, still casts its influence onto a house it doesn't occupy — shown here in addition to whatever's actually placed in that house. — that planet's influence reaching this house from elsewhere.
As Ascendant
Su Sun
Mo Moon
Me Mercury
Ve Venus
Ma Mars
Ju Jupiter
Sa Saturn
Ra North Node (Rahu)
Ke South Node (Ketu)
Ur Uranus
Ne Neptune
Pl Pluto
These numbers are pictured in gold on the chart above.
Houses always sit in the same spot on every chart, regardless of sign:
Each house also lists which planets aspect it — an aspect is when a planet, sitting elsewhere in the chart, still casts its influence onto that house, in addition to whatever planet is physically placed there. Tap or hover on a sign or house number for a quick definition.
The Vimshottari Dasha system marks out major life periods (Mahadasha) and their sub-periods (Antardasha), based on the Moon's position at birth. Shown below: the period just before now, the one currently active, and the one coming up next.
Conjunction (0°) — the two bodies sit at nearly the same degree, blending and intensifying each other's energy.
Sextile (60°) — an easy, supportive connection that offers opportunity, though it usually takes a bit of effort to make use of.
Square (90°) — a tense, dynamic aspect that creates friction and challenge, often the pressure that pushes real growth.
Trine (120°) — a harmonious, flowing aspect where the two energies support each other with ease.
Opposition (180°) — a polarizing aspect, pulling two areas in opposite directions and calling for balance between them.
| Body 1 | Body 2 | AspectAn angular relationship between two planets’ exact degrees — such as a trine or square — separate from the whole-sign house aspects described in the Houses section. (0 - 7° orb) |
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The SKY RIGHT NOW - TRANSIT VIEW
See the current planetary positions for exactly this moment, calculated for wherever you are right now. Your browser will ask permission before sharing your location. From here, you can view your personal natal chart alongside current planetary placements (transit view). You can unlock this tool for 30 days for $7.99. One-time payment. Requires re-purchasing once 30 days expires. Login at anytime using the "Click Here If You Paid" button below.
Click on underlined terms for definitions
Quick View
Enter your birth details above to see this moment's sky next to your natal chart (transit view).
Key to the Diagram Above
- Bold, non-italicized planets are natal placements, meaning the planet is actually positioned there.
- Italicized planets shown in a house are aspectsAn aspect is when a planet, sitting elsewhere in the chart, still casts its influence onto a house it doesn't occupy — shown here in addition to whatever's actually placed in that house. — that planet's influence reaching this house from elsewhere.
As Ascendant
Su Sun
Mo Moon
Me Mercury
Ve Venus
Ma Mars
Ju Jupiter
Sa Saturn
Ra North Node (Rahu)
Ke South Node (Ketu)
Ur Uranus
Ne Neptune
Pl Pluto
These numbers are pictured in gold on the chart above.
Houses always sit in the same spot on every chart, regardless of sign:
Each house also lists which planets aspect it — an aspect is when a planet, sitting elsewhere in the chart, still casts its influence onto that house, in addition to whatever planet is physically placed there. Tap or hover on a sign or house number for a quick definition.
Conjunction (0°) — the two bodies sit at nearly the same degree, blending and intensifying each other's energy.
Sextile (60°) — an easy, supportive connection that offers opportunity, though it usually takes a bit of effort to make use of.
Square (90°) — a tense, dynamic aspect that creates friction and challenge, often the pressure that pushes real growth.
Trine (120°) — a harmonious, flowing aspect where the two energies support each other with ease.
Opposition (180°) — a polarizing aspect, pulling two areas in opposite directions and calling for balance between them.
| Body 1 | Body 2 | AspectAn angular relationship between two planets’ exact degrees — such as a trine or square — separate from the whole-sign house aspects described in the Houses section. (0 - 7° orb) |
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