Sarvatobhadra Chakra
The chakra that is auspicious from all directions — the great 9×9 grid of the Narapati Jayacharyā that holds all 28 nakṣatras (with Abhijit), the 12 rāśis, the sixteen vowels and the consonant series, the five tithi families and the seven weekdays in one diagram. Plot the grahas of any moment upon it, and every vedha (piercing) they cast on your janma nakṣatra, name-syllable, tithi, weekday and rāśi is revealed — and interpreted.
The Chakra of the Moment
North is at the top, East at the right; the nakṣatra ring runs clockwise from Kṛittikā beside the north-east corner. Graha chips sit on their transit nakṣatras — hover or tap a chip to light up every cell its vedha touches. Gold-ringed cells are your sensitive points; dashed lines show piercings that land on them (green = benefic, red = malefic).
The Nine Grahas & Their Gait
Direction of piercing follows the gait: a planet at normal pace pierces across the grid; moving swiftly it also pierces the forward diagonal; retrograde, the rear diagonal. The luminaries always add the forward diagonal, the nodes always the rear. Strength: exalted ×3, retrograde ×2, debilitated ×½.
| Graha | Sidereal position | Nakṣatra (28) | Gait | Dignity · strength | Nature | Pierces of yours |
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Interpretation — Point by Point
From the Sun — Triśūla & Upagraha Stars
Counted from the Sun's nakṣatra of the reference chart, the Triśūla stars (1, 9, 15, 21) govern vitality and longevity; the eight upagraha stars raise obstacles when malefics pierce them and are becalmed by benefics.
| Group | # | Nakṣatra | Signifies | Vedha upon it now |
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