Janma
The self season. Identity, health habits and reinvention come to the front; you are more exposed and more reactive than usual, and the work is to look after your own footing first.
Your personal star strength today
Tara Bala compares your birth nakshatra with the nakshatra the Moon occupies now. Enter your birth details and get a personal answer—what the day supports, where to use more care, and which supportive Tara comes next.
Your reading right now
Beyond today
Today’s result follows the Moon. The Navatara report maps the same personal cycle to your planets and dated Vimshottari periods, so you can understand the longer season behind a single day.
Quick reference
Use the lookup below without entering birth details. The count starts with your own nakshatra as one and runs forward to Dhanishta.
| Your birth nakshatra | Today’s Tara | Reading | Count | Lord |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ashwini | 5. Pratyari | hold | 23 · cycle 3 | Mars |
| Bharani | 4. Kshema | good | 22 · cycle 3 | Mars |
| Krittika | 3. Vipat | hold | 21 · cycle 3 | Mars |
| Rohini | 2. Sampat | good | 20 · cycle 3 | Mars |
| Mrigashira | 1. Janma | mixed | 19 · cycle 3 | Mars |
| Ardra | 9. Parama Mitra | good | 18 · cycle 2 | Mars |
| Punarvasu | 8. Mitra | good | 17 · cycle 2 | Mars |
| Pushya | 7. Naidhana | hold | 16 · cycle 2 | Mars |
| Ashlesha | 6. Sadhaka | good | 15 · cycle 2 | Mars |
| Magha | 5. Pratyari | hold | 14 · cycle 2 | Mars |
| Purva Phalguni | 4. Kshema | good | 13 · cycle 2 | Mars |
| Uttara Phalguni | 3. Vipat | hold | 12 · cycle 2 | Mars |
| Hasta | 2. Sampat | good | 11 · cycle 2 | Mars |
| Chitra | 1. Janma | mixed | 10 · cycle 2 | Mars |
| Swati | 9. Parama Mitra | good | 9 · cycle 1 | Mars |
| Vishakha | 8. Mitra | good | 8 · cycle 1 | Mars |
| Anuradha | 7. Naidhana | hold | 7 · cycle 1 | Mars |
| Jyeshtha | 6. Sadhaka | good | 6 · cycle 1 | Mars |
| Mula | 5. Pratyari | hold | 5 · cycle 1 | Mars |
| Purva Ashadha | 4. Kshema | good | 4 · cycle 1 | Mars |
| Uttara Ashadha | 3. Vipat | hold | 3 · cycle 1 | Mars |
| Shravana | 2. Sampat | good | 2 · cycle 1 | Mars |
| Dhanishta | 1. Janma | mixed | 1 · cycle 1 | Mars |
| Shatabhisha | 9. Parama Mitra | good | 27 · cycle 3 | Mars |
| Purva Bhadrapada | 8. Mitra | good | 26 · cycle 3 | Mars |
| Uttara Bhadrapada | 7. Naidhana | hold | 25 · cycle 3 | Mars |
| Revati | 6. Sadhaka | good | 24 · cycle 3 | Mars |
The nine Taras
The traditional supportive positions are 2, 4, 6, 8 and 9. Positions 3, 5 and 7 call for more care; position 1 is your sensitive Janma Tara.
The self season. Identity, health habits and reinvention come to the front; you are more exposed and more reactive than usual, and the work is to look after your own footing first.
The acquisition season. Resources gather more easily than they will later — this is when to build, to buy, to sign and to bank what you earn rather than spend it.
The exposure season. Weak joins show. Not a time to start something fragile; a time to insure, to close leaks and to keep commitments small enough that a setback stays a setback.
The recovery season. Ground regained, health and finances consolidated, and whatever the previous stretch cost you is largely recoverable if you go after it deliberately.
The friction season. Progress is possible but never cheap; strategy, patience and allies work where force does not.
The conversion season. Effort turns into result at a better rate than at any other point in the cycle — the season to attempt the thing you have been rehearsing.
The attrition season. Arrangements that have run their course come to an end — roles, contracts, routines and commitments you have outgrown. Expect closure and depletion rather than expansion, protect your energy and your finances, and let go of what is already finished instead of paying to keep it alive.
An alliance season. Support arrives through people; the useful skill is asking clearly and early rather than proving you did not need help.
The strongest alliance season of the cycle. Doors open through goodwill you did not have to manufacture — spend it on the things that are hard to do alone.
Questions people ask
A nine-fold rating of the day, calculated by counting from your birth nakshatra to the nakshatra the Moon is in today. It is what makes daily timing personal — two people in the same room can have different ratings for the same afternoon.
Vipat, Pratyari and Naidhana are the three traditional caution taras. Sampat, Kshema, Sadhaka, Mitra and Parama Mitra are supportive; Janma is treated as sensitive. Tara Bala is one input to Muhurta, not a reason to delay necessary action.
Yes. The Moon changes nakshatra at its own clock time, not at midnight, so a day can carry two taras. The headline result uses the Moon's current nakshatra; the personal calendar flags days that change Tara.
No. The nine taras cycle every nine days, so roughly a third of all days fall in the avoid set. The classical use is for things you choose to begin, not for ordinary daily activity — and never for delaying medical care.