Varṣaphala

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Year 2028

Varṣa praveśa

2028-08-15 04:24:13

Solar return, root-found; measured interval 365.2546 days.

Munthā

Scorpio — house 5 of the annual chart

Varṣa lagna: Cancer

Varṣeśa

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Full pañcādhikārī reasoning on the API (/v1/varshaphala/varshesha).

The munthā's house — The fifth bhāva — Putra

Traditional interpretation — Parāśara transmission · BPHS, bhāva significations; Phaladīpikā II

Putra bhāva holds what a person brings forth: children, the discriminating intellect (buddhi), counsel given and taken, mantra and devotional practice, creative works, and pūrva-puṇya — the merit the tradition says is carried in from before. It is a trikoṇa, one of the Lakṣmī houses, and the texts treat its lord as an auspicious agent for any lagna; the fifth's fortunes colour the whole chart's capacity for grace.

Judgement proceeds from three things the label cannot supply: the fifth lord's dignity and seat, the grahas occupying the bhāva, and the aspects reaching it. The computed chart beside this passage carries those facts, together with Jupiter's condition as kāraka of the house. Phaladīpikā's rule applies with full force here — a trikoṇa flourishes when lord, occupant and kāraka agree, and the reading bends wherever they disagree.

The year's Vimśottarī periods

Clipped to the varṣa year; each period links its cited passage where an editor has published one.

Mahadasha: Jupiter
2028-08-15 → 2029-08-15
Traditional interpretation — Parāśara daśā transmission · Bṛhat Parāśara Horā Śāstra, daśā-phala chapters
Parāśara's daśā-phala chapters read Guru's period as the unfolding of whatever Jupiter promises in the natal chart — never a fixed script. Well-dignified, the texts speak of learning ripening into recognition: teachers and counsel, children and ceremony, wealth acquired through ethical means, the favour of the established order, and the steadying presence of dharma in public and household life alike.

The same chapters immediately condition the reading: a debilitated, combust or dusthāna-placed Jupiter delivers the period's themes with obstruction — counsel unheard, ceremony delayed — and the antardaśā lords colour each sub-period in turn, each reading Guru's promise through its own nature. What the tradition offers is a characterisation, not a forecast. The computed card above states the natal placement this chart actually has; the passage is read through it, not instead of it.
Antardasha: Venus (in Jupiter's period)
2028-08-15 → 2029-06-16
Traditional interpretation — Parāśara daśā transmission · Bṛhat Parāśara Horā Śāstra, antardaśā chapters (Jupiter daśā)
Venus's sub-period inside Jupiter's daśā sets the two preceptors — guru of the devas and guru of the asuras — within one span, and the antardaśā chapters read the result as expansion turned toward enjoyment: Jupiter's themes of wisdom and increase take on Venus's registers of comfort, partnership, the arts, and conveyance. Classical authors describe marriages and alliances, refinement of taste and of means, and prosperity worn lightly — the daśā's dharma expressed for a while through beauty and relation rather than doctrine.

The maitrī scheme makes the pair pointed: Jupiter reckons Venus an enemy while Venus holds him neutral, and the texts accordingly split their readings — comfort and gain where both lords stand well in the natal chart, indulgence, rivalry of counsels, and expenditure outpacing increase where either is afflicted. The pair's tenor rests, as always, on both lords' natal condition and their mutual relation here; the computed card above records which of these conditions hold in this chart.
Antardasha: Sun (in Jupiter's period)
2029-06-16 → 2029-08-15
Traditional interpretation — Parāśara daśā transmission · Bṛhat Parāśara Horā Śāstra, antardaśā chapters (Jupiter daśā)
Parāśara's antardaśā chapters treat each lord-pair on its own terms, and the Sun's sub-period within Guru's daśā is read as a brightening of the daśā's grain: Jupiter's themes of wisdom, counsel, and dharma take on the Sun's registers of authority, visibility, and standing. Classical authors describe favour from rulers and the learned, ritual undertakings brought to completion, father and preceptor figures growing prominent, and ambition running along dharmic rather than merely personal lines — expansion given a definite centre.

The tradition's caveat is structural: the Sun and Jupiter are natural friends in the maitrī scheme, but the pair's actual tenor depends on each lord's natal condition — sign, bhāva, strength, aspects — and on their mutual relation in this particular chart. Where both stand well disposed, the texts describe honour and steady rise; where either is afflicted, they speak instead of friction with authority and of pride outrunning substance. The computed panel above records which of these conditions hold in this chart.

Slow-planet events in the year

Jupiter, Saturn and the nodes — ingresses and stations, each root-found. Daily verdicts (candra-bala, vedha) live on /rashifal.

2028-08-23 Saturn turns retrograde
2028-12-26 Jupiter enters Libra
2029-01-05 Saturn resumes direct motion
2029-02-10 Jupiter turns retrograde
2029-03-29 Jupiter enters Virgo (retrograde)
2029-06-14 Jupiter resumes direct motion
2029-08-08 Saturn enters Taurus

Convention:: drik
Ayanāṁśa:: Lahiri
Sunrise:: upper-limb-refracted
Timezone:: Asia/Kolkata (UTC+05:30)
Engine:: native (positions and rise/set)

Boundary times are root-found and residual-verified, never interpolated. Change the convention and these numbers change — which is why it is printed beside them.

Varṣaphala

Varṣa praveśa

2028-08-15 04:24:13

Solar return, root-found; measured interval 365.2546 days.

Munthā

Scorpio — house 5 of the annual chart

Varṣa lagna: Cancer

Varṣeśa

—

Full pañcādhikārī reasoning on the API (/v1/varshaphala/varshesha).

The munthā's house — The fifth bhāva — Putra

Traditional interpretation — Parāśara transmission · BPHS, bhāva significations; Phaladīpikā II

The year's Vimśottarī periods

Clipped to the varṣa year; each period links its cited passage where an editor has published one.

Mahadasha: Jupiter

2028-08-15 → 2029-08-15

Traditional interpretation — Parāśara daśā transmission · Bṛhat Parāśara Horā Śāstra, daśā-phala chapters

Parāśara's daśā-phala chapters read Guru's period as the unfolding of whatever Jupiter promises in the natal chart — never a fixed script. Well-dignified, the texts speak of learning ripening into recognition: teachers and counsel, children and ceremony, wealth acquired through ethical means, the favour of the established order, and the steadying presence of dharma in public and household life alike.

The same chapters immediately condition the reading: a debilitated, combust or dusthāna-placed Jupiter delivers the period's themes with obstruction — counsel unheard, ceremony delayed — and the antardaśā lords colour each sub-period in turn, each reading Guru's promise through its own nature. What the tradition offers is a characterisation, not a forecast. The computed card above states the natal placement this chart actually has; the passage is read through it, not instead of it.

Antardasha: Venus (in Jupiter's period)

2028-08-15 → 2029-06-16

Traditional interpretation — Parāśara daśā transmission · Bṛhat Parāśara Horā Śāstra, antardaśā chapters (Jupiter daśā)

Venus's sub-period inside Jupiter's daśā sets the two preceptors — guru of the devas and guru of the asuras — within one span, and the antardaśā chapters read the result as expansion turned toward enjoyment: Jupiter's themes of wisdom and increase take on Venus's registers of comfort, partnership, the arts, and conveyance. Classical authors describe marriages and alliances, refinement of taste and of means, and prosperity worn lightly — the daśā's dharma expressed for a while through beauty and relation rather than doctrine.

The maitrī scheme makes the pair pointed: Jupiter reckons Venus an enemy while Venus holds him neutral, and the texts accordingly split their readings — comfort and gain where both lords stand well in the natal chart, indulgence, rivalry of counsels, and expenditure outpacing increase where either is afflicted. The pair's tenor rests, as always, on both lords' natal condition and their mutual relation here; the computed card above records which of these conditions hold in this chart.

Antardasha: Sun (in Jupiter's period)

2029-06-16 → 2029-08-15

Traditional interpretation — Parāśara daśā transmission · Bṛhat Parāśara Horā Śāstra, antardaśā chapters (Jupiter daśā)

Parāśara's antardaśā chapters treat each lord-pair on its own terms, and the Sun's sub-period within Guru's daśā is read as a brightening of the daśā's grain: Jupiter's themes of wisdom, counsel, and dharma take on the Sun's registers of authority, visibility, and standing. Classical authors describe favour from rulers and the learned, ritual undertakings brought to completion, father and preceptor figures growing prominent, and ambition running along dharmic rather than merely personal lines — expansion given a definite centre.

The tradition's caveat is structural: the Sun and Jupiter are natural friends in the maitrī scheme, but the pair's actual tenor depends on each lord's natal condition — sign, bhāva, strength, aspects — and on their mutual relation in this particular chart. Where both stand well disposed, the texts describe honour and steady rise; where either is afflicted, they speak instead of friction with authority and of pride outrunning substance. The computed panel above records which of these conditions hold in this chart.

Slow-planet events in the year

Jupiter, Saturn and the nodes — ingresses and stations, each root-found. Daily verdicts (candra-bala, vedha) live on /rashifal.

2028-08-23 Saturn turns retrograde

2028-12-26 Jupiter enters Libra

2029-01-05 Saturn resumes direct motion

2029-02-10 Jupiter turns retrograde

2029-03-29 Jupiter enters Virgo (retrograde)

2029-06-14 Jupiter resumes direct motion

2029-08-08 Saturn enters Taurus

Convention:: drik
Ayanāṁśa:: Lahiri
Sunrise:: upper-limb-refracted
Timezone:: Asia/Kolkata (UTC+05:30)
Engine:: native (positions and rise/set)

Boundary times are root-found and residual-verified, never interpolated. Change the convention and these numbers change — which is why it is printed beside them.