Navatara Chakra Calculator: Your Nine Taras and Good Days

How the Navatara Chakra Works

Counting from your birth star, the 27 stars fall into three rounds of nine. Each position carries a name and a quality:

The three difficult taras weigh most in the first round, nearest your birth star. In the second round only part of each of those stars needs care, and in the third round they are mostly supportive, with a light caution. The chakra wheel shows all 27 stars in their three rings.

Why the Same Day Differs for Each Person

This answers the grandmother’s question. The Moon passes through one star roughly every day, and its tara depends on where you start counting. A star that is Sampat for one person can be Vipat for another born three stars later. A calendar gives the day; the tara tells you how that day sits with you.

Star Natures and What Suits When

Each star also has a nature, such as fixed, movable, swift or gentle, and a facing: upward, downward or level. Traditional timing uses these together with the tara. The “What suits when” tab lists, for everyday matters such as money, property, documents, travel, a new vehicle, a job interview or starting a course of medicine, the stars that suit you best and those that are usable.

Medicine is never started on the birth star by tradition, and the right day always follows your doctor’s advice. For money matters the calendar is a guide to timing, not financial advice.

Your Calendar for This Paksha

The free calendar follows the Moon through the current fortnight, from new Moon to full Moon or back, and marks each stretch as good, fair or take care. It weighs two things: your tara (tārā bala) and the Moon’s position from your birth Moon sign (candra bala). Nearer the new Moon the tara counts for more; nearer the full Moon the Moon’s strength does.

Times are shown in your own time zone. You can see the next paksha too, and download the good times as a calendar file that opens in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook.

What the Free Result Leaves Out

The free calendar covers this paksha and the next. Six-month and yearly calendars, the traditional remedies for a difficult tara, and the choice of a precise time (muhūrta) for a wedding, a house or a business are part of a consultation.

Quick Insights

• The 27 stars form three rounds of nine counted from your birth star.
• Vipat, Pratyak and Vadha need the most care in the first round.
• The same day can be favourable for one person and difficult for another.
• The calendar shows times in your own time zone.
• Matching two horoscopes? Try the Kundli Milan Calculator.

Frequently Asked Questions