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Added "birth_chart_compatibility", "chara_karakas", "divisional_chart" and 5 more; changed the definition of "current_dasha", "manglik_check", "moon_today" and 2 more (13 tools before, 21 now)
⟨30 unchanged words⟩ dasha end", "my current dasha lord", "which dasha was I in during 2019", "when is my Venus antardasha"). Returns every mahadasha with dates, and thecurrentantardasha, pratyantar andnextsookshmaantardasha.running now. Set on_date for what was or will be running on another day; set mahadasha to list all nine antardashas of one mahadasha with dates. For what a dasha means in general, without birth details, use mahadasha_meaning. Needs birth date, time and town.
⟨57 unchanged words⟩ birth certificate).","type":"string"},"mahadasha":{"description":"Optional: one mahadasha lord, to list all nine antardashas of that mahadasha with dates, past, now or ahead.","enum":["sun","moon","mars","mercury","jupiter","venus","saturn","rahu","ketu"],"type":"string"},"on_date":{"description":"Optional: a day as YYYY-MM-DD, to see which periods were or will be running then. Leave out for today.","type":"string"}},"required":["birth_date","birth_time"," ⟨3 unchanged words⟩
⟨9 unchanged words⟩ or have Mangal dosha. Returns where Mars falls counted from the rising sign, the Moon andVenus.Venus, and which of those counts show it. Present it honestly: about half of all charts ⟨7 unchanged words⟩ so it is common, not a danger.NeedsWorks from the birthtime.date and town; the birth time adds the main count, from the rising sign.
⟨61 unchanged words⟩ "string"}},"required":["birth_date","birth_time","birth_place"],"type":"object"}
Use this when someone asks where the Moon is right now, today ortodayon another date: its sign (Vedic and Western), its ⟨23 unchanged words⟩ , "next full moon", "today’s nakshatra", "what sign is the Moon in on 3 November"). Needs no birthdetailsdetails.andSendnotheplace.town to get the times as local clock times there; without one they are in UTC. Do not use for a person’s own Moon ⟨7 unchanged words⟩
{"additionalProperties":false,"properties":{"date":{"description":"Optional: a date as YYYY-MM-DD, for the Moon at midday that day. Leave out for right now.","type":"string"},"place":{"description":"Optional: the town, so the times come as local clock times there.","type":"string"}⟨66 unchanged words⟩ the house holds, what the planet brings, our line for that planet in that house, how each tends to show in daily life, when it tends to work and when it strains, and our article when one exists. None of ⟨9 unchanged words⟩
⟨36 unchanged words⟩ house (needs birth time), nakshatra andpada.pada, and each one’s navamsa (D9) sign. If the person asks for only one thing ⟨32 unchanged words⟩
Birth chart compatibility (Vedic synastry) — Use this when someone asks whether two people are compatible in Vedic astrology, for synastry, or to compare two birth charts ("are we compatible", "compare my chart with my partner’s", "Vedic compatibility for me and my husband"). Returns each person’s Moon, Venus and Mars signs (and rising sign with a time), how the two Moon signs sit to each other, where each person’s Sun, Moon, Mars and Venus land in the other’s houses, and the strongest links between their planets. It gives no score and no verdict, and it is not the 36-point guna milan of kundli matching: say so if asked for gunas. Needs…
Atmakaraka, amatyakaraka and darakaraka — Use this when someone asks for their atmakaraka (soul planet), amatyakaraka (career planet), darakaraka (spouse or partner planet) or their seven chara karakas in Jaimini or Vedic astrology ("what is my atmakaraka", "my darakaraka", "darakaraka in navamsa", "which planet is my career planet"). Set "which" to the karaka asked about. Returns all seven karakas in order with sign, degree, nakshatra and navamsa sign, and with a birth time the house. Works from the birth date and town; without the time the answer can change during the birth day, and then each possibility comes with the hours it hol…
Navamsa (D9) or dashamsha (D10) chart — Use this when someone asks for their navamsa (D9) chart, read for marriage and inner strength, or their dashamsha (D10) chart, read for career ("my navamsa chart", "D9 chart", "Venus in my navamsa", "D10 career chart", "my ishta devata"). Set "chart" to d9 or d10. Returns the rising sign and every planet with its sign and house in that chart; the D9 adds the ishta and palana deities read from the karakamsha, the D10 the deity of each planet’s part. Needs birth date, time and town: the D9 rising sign moves on about every 13 minutes of birth time, the D10’s about every 12.
Indu lagna (money sign) — Use this when someone asks for their Indu Lagna, their money or wealth sign, or which planet is key for money in their Vedic chart ("indu lagna calculator", "my wealth sign in astrology", "which planet brings me money"). Returns the money sign and its house, how it is counted (the 9th lords and their kalas), the planets in it and aspecting it, the money point’s nakshatra and the key planet for money. It is a Jaimini method used widely by astrologers today, not in the classical texts our readings are checked against: call it a method. Never promise wealth or a sum. Needs birth date, time and t…
What a mahadasha means — Use this when someone asks what a mahadasha or antardasha means in Vedic astrology in general, or how long one lasts, without asking for their own dates: "what does Rahu mahadasha mean", "Saturn mahadasha effects", "Jupiter mahadasha Venus antardasha", "how long is Ketu dasha". Returns the length of the period, what the planet stands for, what its years tend to bring in daily life, when they tend to work and when they strain, every antardasha in order with its length, and for an antardasha asked about, its note. For the person’s own dates use current_dasha. Read a period by where the planet s…
Vedic and Western signs side by side — Use this when someone asks what their sign is in Vedic (sidereal) astrology compared with Western (tropical) astrology, why their sign is different in Vedic astrology, or for their "real" or sidereal zodiac sign ("I am a Leo, what am I in Vedic astrology", "my sidereal sun sign", "why does my Vedic chart show different signs"). Returns the Sun, the Moon and every planet counted both ways, the gap between the two zodiacs (the ayanamsa), and with a birth time the rising sign both ways. Works from the birth date and town.
Days to buy a vehicle — Use this when someone asks for a good day or muhurat to buy a car, bike or other vehicle from their birth details ("vehicle purchase muhurat", "best day to buy a car as per my chart", "car muhurat next month"). Returns the next 60 days, each with its weekday, nakshatra and tithi and how it counts from the person’s birth star (tarabala) and birth Moon (chandrabala), each marked favoured or not by the common muhurta custom, and the planet their chart links to vehicles. The day rules are a custom, not in the classical texts our readings are checked against: say so. Needs birth date and town; tow…
Venus retrograde dates — Use this when someone asks whether Venus is retrograde now, when Venus retrograde starts or ends, or for the Venus retrograde dates of a year ("is Venus retrograde", "Venus retrograde 2026", "when does Venus go direct", "Venus retrograde in Libra"). Returns the period running now or the next one, with its shadow dates, its signs in both zodiacs, the day Venus meets the Sun, and the ones after it. Venus turns retrograde about every 19 months, for about six weeks. Needs no birth details and no place. Say it without fear: it is a stretch of the calendar, not a warning.
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