SECRETS OF HOROSCOPE

Why D-60 Chart Analysis is Important? In general, most of the Astrologers tend to give predictions based on D-1 Chart (Rasi Chart/Lagna Chart/Lagna Kundali). Sometimes, the predictions would be correct and sometimes the predictions may go wrong. The Horoscope Readings would be incomplete without the full analysis of all the important Divisional Charts.  D-60 Chart (or) Shastiamsha Chart would have different Lagna for every 2 minutes. During the transit of Moon from one Zodiac Sign into the next Zodiac Sign (or) from one Nakshatra to another Nakshatra there would be total changes in the Planetary position and Lagna Changes would happen in this D-60 (or) Shastiamsha Chart. Thus, even if two babies have born with just 2-minute intervals, they will have different lifestyle.  D-60 Chart Analysis Example: A native has given his birth time for D-60 chart analysis of his horoscope. His question is given below.  What Can be interpreted from my D-60 Chart of my horoscope? My bi...

We know that the last 2 Naligai (48 minutes) of the preceding nakshatra and first 2 naligai of the following nakshatra comes under this Nakshtra Sandhi period. The following Nakshatra Sandhi is considered as very deadly and dangerous. The details are given below. 1. The Last  2 Naligai of the Revathi nakshatra and first 2 naligai of the Aswini nakshatra. 2. The Last  2 Naligai of the Ayilyam nakshatra and first 2 naligai of the Magham nakshatra. 3. The Last  2 Naligai of the Kettai nakshatra and first  2 Naligai of the Moolam nakshatra. This type of Nakshatra Sandhi is called as "Kandantha Naligai". Here Kandam (Neck) + Antham (End) means a possible serious trouble ahead. Let us see the possible effects of this Nakshatra Sandhi. 1. If a baby is born during this time, then the "Ayush Homam" must be done immediately on the prescribed temples. Other pariharam also must be performed as per the analyzis...

As we know the word Sandhi means the Junction or meeting place. Hence the Nakshatra Sandhi means the meeting point of two Nakshatras. There are 27 Nakshatras that are taken into consideration in the Hindu Vedic Astrology. The Moon travels through each Nakshatras starting from Aswini and ending in Revathi. But the movement is a continious basis. Thus after completing the journey through all the 27 stars, the Moon exits the Revathi Nakshatra and again starts its next round of journey from Aswini, without any break. Thus the Moon goes around the 27 Nakshatras on a continous basis. The entry and exit time of the Moon into the 27 Nakshatras varies around 24 hours. The Last 48 minutes or 2 Naligai (Naligai is a measure of time that equals 24 minutes) during the entry and exit into a Nakshatra by the Moon is called as "Nakshatra Sandhi". This Nakshatra Sandhi period is highly inauspicious time. Example: Suppose the Moon is exiting the Hastham Nakshatra at 8.59 am and enters ...