Basic horoscope

The fundamental horoscope comprises the D-1 chart, providing comprehensive details about the status of grahas (planets), panchanga information, navansha (D-9), shadbala, detailed shadbala, bhava bala, yogas, doshas, and ashtakavarga.

Graha Status Information:

This section presents various data points, including the graha's name, detailed degrees, nakshatra, nakshatra pada, tarabala, graha age, and other statuses such as pushkara, pushkara bhakti, gandanta, etc.

Panchanga Information:

Panchanga information encompasses Vaara (day), Hora (hour), Tithi (lunar day), Yoga, Nakshatra, Karana, Muhurta, Panchakam, Samvatsara (year), Maasa (month), Yogi, Avayogi, Sahayogi, Bhrigu Bindu, Gotra, Kratu, Chandra Vela, Chandra Avastha, and Chandra Kriya.

Yogas and Doshas:

These are categorized into two divisions - yogas and doshas. These elements serve as valuable tools for astrologers, offering immediate diagnostics of a situation. The program's developers consistently update it with new yogas and doshas for automatic recognition.

Ashtakavarga:

Multiple display options are available for presenting Ashtakavarga, allowing users to customize it according to their preferences in the personal settings.

Yogas & Doshas

The program compiles a comprehensive range of important yogas and doshas, as described in the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra and other authoritative classical texts of Vedic astrology. These combinations are continuously reviewed and updated, ensuring that users receive accurate and practical tools for in-depth horoscope interpretation.

In Vedic astrology (Jyotisha), yogas are special planetary combinations that indicate distinct patterns of destiny, success, and life potential. They arise from the relative positions of planets, signs, and houses within a chart, shaping a person’s strengths, challenges, and life direction. Conversely, doshas represent planetary imbalances or challenging configurations that may create obstacles, delays, or specific karmic lessons.

Understanding yogas and doshas is essential for precise horoscope analysis, as they reveal the hidden dynamics of karma — showing where an individual’s greatest talents, opportunities, and trials lie.

Through its extensive and continually refined database, Shiva Jyotisha Professional empowers astrologers to identify, analyze, and interpret a wide variety of yogas and doshas with clarity and confidence, bringing deeper insight and accuracy to every astrological reading.

Vargas

In Vedic astrology (Jyotisha), Vargas are divisional charts derived from the main birth chart (Janma Chakra or Rāshi chart) that reveal deeper layers of an individual’s life. Each Varga (divisional chart) focuses on a specific domain — such as wealth, marriage, career, spirituality, or health — allowing astrologers to make precise and multidimensional predictions beyond what can be seen from the main chart alone.

Among all vargas, the most important and commonly used are:

• D-1 (Janma Chakra) – the main birth chart, showing the overall life pattern.
• D-9 (Navamsha) – reveals marriage, fortune, and the strength of planets.
• D-10 (Dashamsha) – connected to career, reputation, and professional success.
• D-7 (Saptamsha) – relates to children and creativity.
• D-12 (Dvadashamsha) – indicates parental influences and heredity.
• D-60 (Shashtiamsha) – considered highly significant for karmic analysis and detailed life results.

By analyzing these and other divisional charts, astrologers can refine predictions, assess planetary strength (varga bala), and gain a more complete understanding of destiny and karma.

Shiva Jyotisha Professional calculates the following 24 Vargas:

• Janma Chakra (D-1)
• Hora (D-2)
• Drekkana (D-3)
• Chaturthamsha (D-4)
• Panchamsha (D-5)
• Shashtamsha (D-6)
• Saptamsha (D-7)
• Ashtamsha (D-8)
• Navamsha (D-9)
• Dashamsha (D-10)
• Rudramsha (D-11)
• Dvadashamsha (D-12)
• Shodashamsha (D-16)
• Vimshamsha (D-20)
• Chaturvimshamsha (D-24)
• Saptavimshamsha (D-27)
• Trimshamsha (D-30)
• Khavedamsha (D-40)
• Akshavedamsha (D-45)
• Shashtiamsha (D-60)
• Astanavamsha (D-72)
• Nava Navamsha (D-81)
• Ashtottaramsha (D-108)
• Dvadash Dvadashamsha (D-144)

With its advanced calculation engine, Shiva Jyotisha Professional ensures high-precision generation of all 24 Varga charts, empowering astrologers to perform deep, accurate, and holistic horoscope analysis based on authentic Vedic principles.

Varshaphala

Varshaphala, also known as the Tajika system of annual prediction, is a specialized branch of Vedic astrology used to forecast the major events and themes of an individual’s life for a particular year. The term Varshaphala literally means “the fruit of the year.”

It is calculated for the exact moment when Surya returns to the same zodiac position it occupied at the time of birth. This annual solar return forms the basis of the Varshaphala chart, representing the planetary influences and energies that will govern that specific year of life.

Unlike the traditional Parashari system used for interpreting the natal chart, the Varshaphala follows the Tajika Jyotish system, which uses its own unique methods of analysis — including Tajika graha drishti (planetary aspects), Sahams (sensitive points), and special Tajika yogas that reveal key yearly trends and events.

Main Features of the Varshaphala System

In the Varshaphala tab, you can explore a comprehensive collection of charts and calculations that provide a complete overview of the selected year’s astrological influences:

• Main Varshaphala Chart (D-1) – The annual chart for the selected year, calculated for the exact moment when Surya returns to its natal position.
• Detailed Graha Information – Positions, strengths, and interactions of planets according to the Tajika system.
• Specific Varshaphala Parameters–
  • Varsha Pati (Year Lord)
  • Muntha (Annual Lagna or progressed Lagna)
  • Munthesha (Lord of the Muntha)
  • Janma Lagna Pati (Lord of Natal Lagna)
  • Varsha Lagna Pati (Lord of Annual Lagna)
  • Tri-Rashi Pati, Dina/Ratri Pati, and other annual lords.
• Special Dashas (Planetary Periods)–
  • Mudda Dasha, unique to the Tajika system, for precise timing of yearly events.
  • Vimshottari Dasha relevant to the selected year.
• Navamsha Chart (D-9) – For deeper insight into dharma, relationships, and inner purpose.
• Tajika Yogas – Specific yearly yogas that indicate key opportunities and challenges.
• Panchavargiya Bala – Planetary strength analysis based on five divisions.
• Sahams – Sensitive points (similar to Arabic Parts) used to analyze different areas of life such as fortune, marriage, illness, and travel.

Purpose and Significance

The Varshaphala chart serves as a yearly guide, helping astrologers and seekers understand the dominant planetary energies, opportunities, and challenges for that Surya year. It complements the birth chart rather than replacing it, offering time-specific insights into career, health, relationships, finances, and spiritual growth.

This system is highly valued for its accuracy and event-based precision, making it an essential tool for timing and prediction in Vedic astrology.

Jaimini

The Jaimini system is a distinguished and integral branch of Vedic astrology (Jyotisha), developed by the sage Maharishi Jaimini. It offers a unique interpretive framework that differs from the traditional Parashara system, focusing on Chara Karakas, Arudha Padas, Chara Dasha, and specific drishti (aspects) between planets and signs.

In Shiva Jyotisha Professional, the Jaimini Jyotisha system is precisely implemented, providing astrologers with an accurate representation of graha drishti and other Jaimini parameters. The program enables detailed study and practical application of this profound astrological system within a clear, intuitive interface.

The Jaimini section of the program includes:

• Main Chart (D-1)
• Karakas
• Arudha Grahas and Padas
• Navamsha (D-9)
• Drekkana (D-3)
• Dashamsha (D-10)
• Chara Dasha

Through its dedicated Jaimini module, Shiva Jyotisha Professional empowers astrologers to explore this classical system’s distinctive techniques, deepening understanding of destiny, karma, and life patterns from the Jaimini perspective of Jyotisha.

Muhurta

In the Shiva Jyotisha Pro program, we’ve introduced a dedicated Muhurta Tab, expertly designed to help astrologers determine auspicious timings (Shubha Muhurta) with exceptional accuracy and efficiency. Every element within this section is meticulously analyzed in correlation with the main horoscope, ensuring a comprehensive and reliable assessment for identifying the most favorable moments for any event or activity.

Key Features of the Muhurta Tab

• Main Charts: View the Muhurta chart alongside the Janma Kundali (D-1) for simultaneous analysis.
• Detailed Information Panels: Access in-depth data for both Muhurta and Janma Kundali, including:
  • Exact planetary positions (grahas) in degrees
  • Nakshatra, Pada, Tarabala, Avastha
  • Special statuses such as Pushkara, Gandanta, Ucha, Neecha, and more
• Comprehensive Panchanga Details: Explore detailed Muhurta and Kundali parameters such as: Vaara (weekday), Hora, Tithi, Yoga, Nakshatra, Karana, Tara, Chandra Bala, Panchakam, Samvatsara, Maasa, Yogi, Avayogi, Dagdha Rashi, Bhrigu Bindu, and Gotra.
• Advanced Analysis Tools: Perform an in-depth 21 Mahadosha analysis to understand long-term planetary effects.
• Smart Time Tool: Use the built-in time calculation tool to fine-tune and pinpoint the most auspicious Muhurta for important life decisions, rituals, or events.

With Jyotisha Pro’s Muhurta Tab, astrologers and enthusiasts can effortlessly discover precise, auspicious timings based on authentic Vedic astrology principles. Whether you’re choosing the right moment for a marriage, travel, business launch, or religious ceremony — Jyotisha Pro makes Muhurta selection accurate, efficient, and insightful.

Panchanga calendar

The Panchanga Calendar in Shiva Jyotisha Pro goes beyond the traditional five classical elements, offering a comprehensive and detailed astrological view.

Core Elements of the Panchanga

• Vaara (Day): Indicates the day starting from sunrise.
• Surya Information: Displays sunrise and sunset times for the selected date and location.
• Tithi and Swara: Provides detailed information on Tithi (lunar day) and Swara (Ida, Pingala, direction). The start time of each Tithi is shown, with unfavourable Tithis marked in red.
• Karana: Shows the start time of each Karana. Unfavourable Karanas are highlighted in red.
• Yoga: Displays the start time of each Yoga, with unfavourable Yogas marked in red.
• Nakshatra: Indicates the starting time of each Nakshatra. Unfavourable Nakshatras (as per Tarabala) are marked in red.

Advanced Panchanga Analysis

For deeper analysis, you can select any previously saved chart to access additional elements:

• Tarabala: Displays strength of Nakshatra; unfavourable values are marked in red.
• Chandra Bala: Included in the Moon sign analysis (Chandra Rashi), highlighting unfavourable Moon strengths in red.
• Chandra (Moon) Rashi: Shows the exact time when the Moon changes its zodiac sign.
• Lagna Timings: Lists the start times of the Ascendant (Lagna) for the given date and location.
• Kalams: Includes important time periods such as Rahu Kalam, Gulika Kalam, and Yama Ghantaka.
• Abhijit Muhurta: Displays the auspicious midday Muhurta period.

Practical Utility

The Panchanga module also offers an option to view real-time mini charts (D-1 and D-9) for the start time of any element in the Panchanga Calendar.
This feature is extremely valuable for consultations, Muhurta selection, and practical astrology, saving both time and effort while enhancing analytical precision.

Calendar of Remedies

The Calendar of Remedies is available in the Expanded Panchanga through an advanced search function. Users following specific remedy criteria can easily select the desired astrological elements within the search options. The system then automatically provides accurate timings when these elements align with the conditions set by the user.

For example, you can filter Shani Vaara and Vishti Karana, both ruled by Shani, to determine the most suitable time for specific actions. This feature allows you to analyze vast astrological data within seconds, saving significant time compared to manual calculations.

The Expanded Panchanga’s Calendar of Remedies offers a fast, precise, and efficient way to find the ideal planetary timings for your remedial or ritual practices.

Anukulya - compatibility

Anukoolya – The Ancient Vedic Compatibility Analysis System

Anukoolya is an ancient and highly accurate Vedic compatibility system (Kundali Matching or Kundali Milan) used in Vedic astrology (Jyotisha) to analyze the relationship between two individuals based on their birth charts. By using the date, time, and place of birth for both partners, Anukoolya delivers a precise compatibility analysis in less than a second.

This time-honored system is one of the most authentic Vedic astrology compatibility methods, used for centuries to determine marriage compatibility, relationship harmony, and emotional and karmic alignment. In Shiva Jyotisha Professional, the Anukoolya module combines classical astrological principles with modern precision, offering detailed and holistic compatibility reports for astrologers and astrology enthusiasts alike.

Core Framework of the Anukoolya System

Anukoolya integrates three major Vedic astrology compatibility systems — Ashtakuta, Dashakuta, and Lagna Kuta — ensuring a complete evaluation of mental, emotional, and physical harmony between two charts.

1. Ashtakuta System

The Ashtakuta system is the most well-known Kundali matching technique in Vedic astrology. It assesses eight vital factors (kutas) to determine the level of compatibility between partners:

• Varna (spiritual and psychological balance)
• Vashya (natural attraction and mutual control)
• Tara (constellation-based compatibility)
• Yoni (instinctual and sexual harmony)
• Graha Maitri (planetary friendship and temperament)
• Gana (character and emotional temperament)
• Bhakoot (mutual influence of zodiac signs)
• Nadi (health and physiological compatibility)

Each factor contributes to a total score of 36 points, where higher points indicate stronger marriage compatibility.

2. Dashakuta System

The Dashakuta system expands on Ashtakuta, exploring deeper layers of Vedic relationship analysis. It evaluates ten key principles that define long-term success, stability, and mutual growth in relationships:

• Dina (temperament and emotional well-being)
• Gana (emotional temperament)
• Mahendra (longevity and prosperity)
• Stri Deergha (longevity and welfare of the wife)
• Yoni (sexual compatibility)
• Rasi (zodiacal and emotional harmony)
• Rasyadhipati (relation of sign lords)
• Vasya (mutual attraction and attachment)
• Rajju (health, vitality, and marital stability)
• Vedha (obstruction and karmic tension)

3. Lagna Kuta System

The Lagna Kuta system focuses on the Ascendant (Lagna) — the most personal point in the horoscope.
It analyzes the Ascendant relationship between two charts to determine psychological compatibility, mutual understanding, and shared life direction.

This approach makes Lagna Kuta essential for accurate Kundali matching, complementing the insights from the Ashtakuta and Dashakuta systems.

Detailed Compatibility Parameters

The Anukoolya compatibility analysis in Shiva Jyotisha Pro examines a wide range of Vedic astrological parameters, including:

• Varnakuta
• Vashya
• Dinakuta / Tarabala
• Yonikuta
• Grahamaitri
• Gana
• Rashikuta
• Nadikuta
• Mahendra
• Stri Deergha
• Rajju
• Vedha
• Kuja Dosha (Mars affliction)
• Papagraha Dosha (malefic planetary influence)
• Lagnakuta
• Lagneshakuta
• Seventh Bhava (marriage house)
• Rulers of the Seventh Bhava
• Rulers of the Eighth Bhava
• All Grahas (planetary interactions)
• Lagna and Chandra (Ascendant and Moon compatibility)
• Shukra and Mangala (Venus–Mars relationship)
• Shukrakuta

Significance and Benefits of Anukoolya Compatibility Analysis

The Anukoolya Vedic compatibility system provides deep insights into emotional resonance, psychological harmony, physical attraction, karmic connection, and long-term relationship potential.

It helps astrologers and seekers understand:

• Marriage compatibility and mutual life purpose
• Emotional and sexual harmony between partners
• Karmic patterns influencing relationships
• Health and longevity aspects within a union

Anukoolya is not limited to marriage; it also supports partnership analysis, friendship compatibility, and business relationship evaluations, following authentic Vedic astrology traditions.

Through Ashtakuta, Dashakuta, and Lagna Kuta systems, Shiva Jyotisha Professional offers a complete, accurate, and lightning-fast Kundali matching solution, trusted by professional astrologers, Vedic researchers, and students alike.

Calculator of degrees

Enhance your astrological calculations with our Degrees Calculator – a must-have tool for practitioners who value precision in planetary degree calculations. Whether you’re adding or subtracting degrees, the calculator ensures accurate results within the scope of Rashi.

Seamlessly convert decimal degrees to degrees, minutes, and seconds, or switch back from DMS to decimals with ease. Designed for efficiency and reliability, our Degrees Calculator supports accurate and streamlined degree calculations for planets and related astrological work.

Refine your practice and achieve greater precision with our Degrees Calculator – your dependable tool for exact planetary degree computations.

Detailed Shadbala

Detailed Shadbala Analysis

In Vedic astrology, Shadbala means “Sixfold Strength.” It is the ancient and precise system for measuring the true strength of each planet in a horoscope.

Even an exalted planet can act weak if its Shadbala is low, and a debilitated planet may still perform strongly if its total Shadbala is high.

Our software provides a comprehensive and detailed Shadbala analysis, covering all classical components used by traditional astrologers for accurate interpretation.

Components of Detailed Shadbala

1. Uchcha Bala (Exaltation Strength) – Evaluates how close a planet is to its exaltation or debilitation point.
2. Saptavargiya Bala (Divisional Strength) – Measures the planet’s dignity across seven key divisional charts (Vargas), indicating overall foundational strength.
3. Ojayyugma Bala (Odd–Even Sign Strength) – Determines strength based on whether the planet is placed in a sign compatible with its masculine or feminine nature.
4. Kendradi Bala (Angular Strength) – Assesses positional strength depending on whether the planet is in a Kendra (angle), Panaphara (succedent), or Apoklima (cadent) house.
5. Drekkana Bala (Decan Strength) – Considers the planet’s position within its decanate (Drekkana), affecting its capacity to manifest results.
6. Sthana Bala (Positional Strength) – Overall strength based on placement in exaltation, Moolatrikona, own, friendly, or enemy signs.
7. Dig Bala (Directional Strength) – Strength derived from the direction most favorable to each planet (e.g., Jupiter in the East, Saturn in the West).
8. Nathonnata Bala (Zenith–Nadir Strength) – Based on the planet’s height above or below the horizon, showing diurnal or nocturnal advantage.
9. Paksha Bala (Lunar Phase Strength) – Strength relative to the Moon’s phase; benefics gain power during the bright fortnight (Shukla Paksha).
10. Tri-bhaga Bala (Threefold Division Strength) – Determined by the planet’s position within one of the three parts of a sign.
11. Varsha Bala (Yearly Strength) – Assesses planetary influence during the solar year.
12. Maasa Bala (Monthly Strength) – Measures planetary power for the current lunar month.
13. Vaara Bala (Weekday Strength) – Strength based on the weekday ruled by the planet.
14. Hora Bala (Hourly Strength) – Calculated according to planetary hours (Hora lords).
15. Ayana Bala (Solstice Strength) – Reflects strength gained depending on the Sun’s northward or southward movement (Uttarayana or Dakshinayana).
16. Juddha Bala (Planetary War Strength) – Computed when two planets are in close conjunction, determining which one dominates.
17. Kaala Bala (Temporal Strength) – Overall strength from time-related factors, including day/night and year/month influences.
18. Chesta Bala (Motional Strength) – Based on a planet’s apparent speed; retrograde planets generally gain higher Chesta Bala.
19. Naisargika Bala (Natural Strength) – The planet’s inherent, constant strength; the Sun is naturally the strongest, followed by Moon, Venus, Jupiter, Mercury, Mars, and Saturn.
20. Drik Bala (Aspectual Strength) – Calculated from the aspects received from benefic or malefic planets.
21. Ishta Phala (Desirable Results) – Indicates how effectively the planet can produce auspicious outcomes.
22. Kashta Phala (Adverse Results) – Represents the potential of the planet to produce difficulties or challenges.

Why Shadbala Matters

Shadbala is the foundation of predictive accuracy in Vedic astrology.
It helps determine:

• Whether a planet can deliver its promised results.
• The comparative strength between benefics and malefics.
• Which planetary periods (Dashas) will be most fruitful.

In This Software

Our system computes all Shadbala components automatically, following classical Vedic principles and precise astronomical calculations.

It provides both numerical strength values and interpretive guidance, allowing astrologers to instantly identify strong, weak, or balanced planetary influences — essential for accurate prediction and deeper chart analysis.

Upagrahas

Shiva Jyotisha Pro accurately calculates the following Upagrahas:

• Pranapada (Pr)
• Parivesha (Pv)
• Dhoomah (Dh)
• Gulika (Gk)
• Kaala (Ka)
• Mandi (Mn)
• Vyatipaata (Vy)
• Indra Chaapa (Cp)
• Upaketu (Uk)
• Yamaghnataka (Ya)

Upagrahas, often referred to as shadow planets or sub-planets, are mathematical points derived from the positions of the Sun and Moon rather than physical celestial bodies. In Vedic astrology, they hold significant interpretive value, revealing subtle karmic influences and hidden aspects of life that are not always visible through the main planetary positions alone.

Each Upagraha is associated with specific energies, tendencies, and life themes — from health and longevity to emotional challenges and spiritual inclinations. Analyzing them adds depth and precision to a horoscope reading, providing a more holistic understanding of an individual’s destiny and karmic patterns.

With Shiva Jyotisha Pro, these Upagrahas are calculated with high accuracy, helping astrologers uncover the finer nuances of every chart with confidence and clarity.

Extended horoscope information

The Extended Horoscope Information section provides an in-depth analysis of various grahas (planets) and other astrological parameters that describe the finer details of a horoscope.
These factors give deeper insights into planetary influences, timing, and karmic patterns that shape an individual’s life circumstances.

Below are the key components included in this analysis:

• Vaara (Weekday) – The weekday at the time of birth, ruled by a specific planet. It indicates general temperament, tendencies, and daily planetary influence.
• Hora (Planetary Hour) – The ruling planet of the specific hour of birth; used to understand immediate energy and planetary strength during that moment.
• Tithi (Lunar Day) – The lunar phase or distance between the Sun and Moon. It represents emotional and spiritual balance, auspiciousness, and mental disposition.
• Yoga – A specific combination of the Sun and Moon’s longitudes that defines the quality of one’s inner harmony and fortune.
• Nakshatra (Lunar Mansion) – The star constellation occupied by the Moon at birth. It reveals personality traits, destiny patterns, and emotional tendencies.
• Karana – Half of a Tithi; used to determine the nature of action and the results of one’s efforts.
• Muhurta (Moment) – An auspicious or specific time segment; helps identify favorable or unfavorable periods for important actions.
• Panchaka – A group of five lunar days considered significant for assessing the quality of activities or potential risks associated with timing.
• Nadika – A smaller time unit in Vedic astrology (approximately 24 minutes) used for precise timing and rectification of events.
• Samvatsara (Year Name) – The specific Vedic year in the 60-year Jupiter cycle at the time of birth or event, symbolizing the year’s general characteristics and influences.
• Maasa (Lunar Month) – The Vedic lunar month, ruled by a specific deity, offering clues about spiritual and emotional themes present at the time.
• Yogi – A benefic point formed by the sum of the longitudes of the Sun and Moon; associated with prosperity, harmony, and success.
• Avayogi – The planet opposite the Yogi point; represents challenges, obstacles, or opposing forces.
• Sahajogi – Supportive planets related to the Yogi, which enhance favorable results.
• Daghda Rashi (Burnt Sign) – The zodiac sign considered inauspicious for certain activities based on Tithi and weekday combinations.
• Bhrigu Bindu – A sensitive point midway between the Moon and Rahu; often used for karmic and spiritual analysis, revealing latent life themes.
• Gotra – The ancestral or spiritual lineage associated with the birth chart, reflecting inherited karmic patterns or family vibrations.
• Chandra Vela (Moon’s Position) – The Moon’s position within its Nakshatra segment, showing subtle emotional and mental tendencies.
• Chandra Avastha (Moon’s State) – The phase or condition of the Moon, indicating emotional maturity, receptivity, and psychological balance.
• Chandra Kriya (Moon’s Activity) – The specific action or nature of the Moon’s influence at the moment, used for timing and behavioral interpretation.

Purpose and Use

Together, these parameters form a micro-level analysis of the horoscope.
They help astrologers evaluate subtle planetary interactions, emotional and karmic tendencies, and the quality of time itself — offering a deeper understanding beyond standard chart readings.

Dashas

Comprehensive Dasha Systems — Tradition Meets Automation

Unlock a complete collection of dasha systems, carefully curated to deliver deep and accurate horoscope insights.
SJP follows authentic Vedic astrological principles, automatically selecting and applying the most suitable dasha system for each chart — ensuring precise timing and interpretation without manual setup or complex calculations.

Let the software handle the technical details while you focus on analysis, interpretation, and discovery.

Understanding Dashas in Vedic Astrology

In Vedic astrology, dashas (planetary periods) represent the unfolding of time and karma in a person’s life. Each dasha indicates when specific planetary influences become active, shaping events, tendencies, and experiences during that period.

Key aspects of dashas:

• Show the timing of planetary effects in an individual’s life.
• Reveal which planets are most active and influential at any given time.
• Help astrologers interpret life events, transitions, and outcomes with temporal accuracy.
• Work in combination with sub-periods (antardashas) for more detailed timing.

Dashas Available in SJP

SJP supports a wide range of traditional Nakshatra-based and Rashi-based dasha systems. Each system follows authentic calculations as described in classical texts.

Nakshatra-Based Dashas

• Vimshottari Dasha – The most widely used system, based on the Moon’s nakshatra at birth; spans a 120-year planetary cycle.
• Ashtottari Dasha – Applied when specific planetary conditions exist in the birth chart.
• Shodashottari Dasha – A 116-year dasha used under particular planetary configurations.
• Dwadashottari Dasha – A 112-year system applied when certain conditions are met.
• Panchottari Dasha – A 105-year cycle used in specialized cases as per classical texts.
• Shatabdik Dasha – A 100-year planetary period system used in traditional practice.
• Chaturashiti-sama Dasha – An 84-year even-period system giving equal duration to all planets.
• Dwisaptati-sama Dasha – A 72-year equal-period system dividing time evenly among planets.
• Shastihayani Dasha – A 60-year system mentioned in traditional literature.
• Shat-trimshat-sama Dasha – A 36-year equal-period dasha system.

Rashi-Based Dashas

• Chara Dasha – A Jaimini dasha based on zodiac signs (rashis), used to study life directions and major themes.

Short-Term and Derived Dashas

• Mudda Dasha – A condensed version of the main dasha, used for annual or short-term predictions.

Experience Tradition with Modern Precision

With SJP, you gain the accuracy of time-tested astrological systems enhanced by intelligent automation.
Experience the precision of tradition and the ease of technology — all in one platform designed for astrologers who value both authenticity and efficiency.

Sayana Tab

In the Sayana Tab, you can explore your horoscope according to the authentic Sayana system. In Sayana mode, you can view chakras, vargas, various dashas, and ashtakavarga charts.

Our Sayana system is truly unique: planetary positions are displayed based on the Sayana system, while the nakshatras of grahas are seamlessly integrated according to the Nirayana system. This innovative combination provides a clear and user-friendly analysis of your horoscope.

Within the Sayana Tab, you can also access the exclusive Sayana Bhāva Chakra, offering a distinctive perspective on your astrological chart.

Embark on a journey through the fascinating world of astrology with the Sayana Tab, delivering an authentic horoscope experience rooted in the Sayana tradition. Dive into Sayana mode to gain deeper insight into chakras, vargas, dashas, and ashtakavarga.

What sets our Sayana system apart is its unique integration of traditional planetary positioning with modern clarity — aligning celestial data through the Sayana system while presenting nakshatras according to the Nirayana system. This thoughtful design ensures a comprehensive and intuitive understanding of your horoscope.

Unlock the power of the stars with the Sayana Tab, featuring the exclusive Sayana Bhāva Chakra for a personalized and enlightening astrological experience. Embrace astrology as never before through our distinctive approach that blends tradition with innovation.

Explore the cosmos effortlessly, uncover the hidden patterns of your destiny, and elevate your astrological experience with the Sayana Tab — where authenticity meets modernity.

Numerology

Explore the mystical realm of Vedic numerology with our advanced numerological calculation system, unlocking profound insights into the essence of your existence. Delve into the intricate facets of Jiva, Dharma, and Karma, and discover the numerical significance of your birth year. Our system goes beyond, identifying with precision the key challenges in your life.

Uncover the power of numerology in analyzing not just dates, but also texts and numbers. Our program offers the unique ability to calculate numerological meanings across various languages, recognizing that each letter resonates differently based on linguistic nuances. Choose from a selection of available languages or request additional ones to personalize your numerological experience.

In a world where languages pronounce the same letter differently, our program ensures accuracy in capturing distinct vibrations associated with each language. Elevate your numerological journey with a tool that adapts to linguistic variations, providing a tailored and insightful analysis of your numerological profile.

Embark on this transformative journey today, as you decode the mysteries of your existence through the lens of Vedic numerology. Unlock a profound understanding of your life path and purpose, guided by our advanced and language-sensitive numerological calculation system.

Library

The Library is one of the most useful tools in our program It allows each user to create and store their own astrology notes directly inside the program. This feature is available in all software packages.

Whenever you click on an element — such as a graha (planet) or nakshatra (lunar mansion) — a library window opens where you can write down your personal observations, interpretations, or study notes.

For example, you might note what it means when Surya (the Sun) is placed in the 4th bhava, or record how a certain nakshatra influences a specific planet. Over time, your library becomes a personalized reference guide — your own astrology notebook built right into the program.

This feature saves time for both students and professional astrologers, making it easier to organize and revisit key insights during study sessions or consultations.

It’s no surprise that the Library has become one of the most loved features among experienced astrologers who use our program in their daily practice.