Yearly Horoscope

Description

The Yearly Horoscope is a personal Varshphal: a forecast built from an annual chart cast for the moment the Sun returns to its birth position on your birthday. Arjun, a Sydney-based Vedic astrologer, reads that annual chart alongside your birth chart to give month-by-month guidance for the two years that follow your birthday.

What’s included

• Your birth details and natal chart
• Your birth and annual (Varsha) Lagna charts
• A reading of the Year Lord (Varsheshwar), the Muntha and its lord, and the annual ascendant lord
• Annual yogas and what they mean for the year
• Monthly forecasts covering 24 months from your birthday
• Your running Vimshottari Dasha as context for the year

The monthly section is built for planning: when to push ahead, when to consolidate and which months deserve extra care. Because it follows your own astrological year, two people born on the same day in different cities will receive different forecasts.

What I need from you

Your date of birth, exact time of birth and place of birth. The annual chart is cast for a precise moment, so the more accurate your birth time, the more reliable the annual Lagna.

Frequently asked questions

When does my Varshphal year begin?

On your birthday, or more precisely at the moment the Sun returns to its exact sidereal birth position, which can fall a day either side of your calendar birthday.

What is Muntha?

Muntha is a sensitive point that moves forward one sign each year from your birth Lagna. The house it falls in highlights the area of life most in focus that year.

When should I order?

A few weeks before your birthday is ideal, so you start the new astrological year with your forecast in hand. It remains useful at any time, because the monthly section covers the months still ahead.

Read more about how the annual chart works on my Yearly Horoscope (Varshphal) page.