Write your own Horoscope Manually from A-Z - Vedic Astrology

Explore panchanga, the scientific calendar in Vedic astrology, outlining its five attributes, the seven days of the week, and the 27 nakshatras like Ashwini, for manual horoscope writing.

Learn the astrological terms used in panchanga and how to read planetary symbols—Sun, Moon, Venus, Rahu—and zodiac images to write your own horoscope manually.

Learn seven steps to construct a complete horoscope and identify essential data - date of birth, time, and exact place - needed to calculate planetary positions in Vedic Astrology.

Explain how local mean time is determined by longitude, and how India's standard time differs by region, stressing the need for the exact local birth time for horoscopes.

Compute local mean time by converting longitude differences into time, using degrees and minutes, and apply it to Indian standard time, with examples from Coimbatore and Quambatook.

Calculate Suria time by converting sunrays differences into enology units. Use the Nannygate formulae to relate sunrise times to birth timing in vedic astrology.

Soorya Udhayathi Nazhigai Part 2 uses numeric analogies like alligators to guide manual horoscope writing with saurian terms and date resources.

Master lagna calculation to find the panchanga date for a birth on August 14, using comparisons between Indian calendars and the Gregorian calendar, and determine latitude and longitude.

Learn lagna calculation and lagna availability in Vedic astrology, tracing ascendant, zodiac signs, latitude details, and duration estimates to determine planetary timing.

Explore lagna calculation and lagna balance calculation in vedic astrology through mathematical analysis, including nannygate steps and lugnut concepts.

Find the lagna by comparing degree values and sign placements to determine the ascendant. The lecture discusses Sagittarius and how degrees influence the lagna.

Learn to calculate lagna nakshatra pada for a Sagittarius ascendant by modeling duration from zero to thirty-five point four and dividing it into nine equal parts.

Learn to find your jenma nakshatra (birth star) from birth date and time using calendars and online calculators, then read tables to map dates to the birth star.

Nakshatra padha calculation, part 1, to determine the father's match and total duration by measuring the span between starting and ending points, with Rohini as the identified nakshatra.

Continue nakshatra pada calculation by aligning birth details with time-based durations, constructing a chart from a reference table, and identifying the appropriate pada within the horoscope.

Discover dasa period calculation in vedic astrology, part 1, by analyzing moon position and duration data, with step-by-step examples and numeric values to determine planetary cycles.

This part 2 of dasa period calculation demonstrates computing a balanced moon period using lunar size values, months, and days, with a verification formula.

Learn to determine the nakshatra padha of the Sun and Mars in Vedic astrology by using simple visual cues and date-based analogies to read planetary positions.

Identify the nakshatra padha of Mercury, Jupiter, and Venus and explore their transits with date references and example readings from the lecture.

Identify the nakshatra pada of Saturn, Raghu, and Ketu using transit analysis, noting slow planetary motion and how transits influence horoscopes, and construct a complete horoscope.

Learn to build a complete horoscope from collected data, using Moon, Jupiter, and Venus positions, and interpret signs like Sagittarius and Capricorn.

Explore the life time dasa period in Vedic astrology, analyzing planetary cycles and ages to interpret how dasa timings influence a horoscope.

Navamsa chart basics and how ruling planets assign signs in Vedic astrology, including the 27 options and examples with Sun, Moon, and Mars.

Explore the navamsa chart for an example horoscope, analyzing planetary rulings: Jupiter, Saturn, Moon, Venus, and Mercury, and their effects across signs in this manual approach.