Personalised analysis · Parāśara Jyotiṣa
What does the Spirituality & Moksha report analyse?
Explore your spiritual path, moksha indicators, and inner life from your Vedic birth chart. The report covers the 12th house for separation from material life and the inner world, the 9th house for dharma and fortune, Ketu for accumulated spiritual practice from previous births, the Karakamsa (Navamsha sign of the Atmakaraka) for the soul's deepest purpose, and the Vimshamsa (D20) for spiritual development. Includes Sanyāsa yoga indicators.
Enter your birth date, time, and place. The chart is computed instantly using the Lahiri ayanāṁśa and stays in your browser — your data is never shared. The report then reads the specific combinations present in your chart and presents them in plain language, with the classical reasoning behind each one.
How it works
Enter birth details
Date, time and place of birth. Your Rāśi chart (D1) is computed on the spot using the Lahiri ayanāṁśa and stored only in your browser.
Chart is analysed
The relevant houses, lords, and significators for spirituality & moksha are evaluated against the classical Parāśara framework — only true matches shown.
Read the results
Each finding comes with a plain-language interpretation and the principle behind it. You can step through the insights or read the full report.
Key indicators — what the report reads
The Spirituality & Moksha report follows the analytical sequence PVNR uses in his class: primary house, its lord, the natural significator, divisional chart confirmation, and timing through dasha. These are the specific indicators assessed.
| Indicator | What it reveals |
|---|---|
| 12th house & lord | The house of separation from material life, inner retreat, the bed-pleasures, and ultimately moksha (liberation). |
| 9th house & lord | Dharma, the guru relationship, pilgrimage, and the fortune that flows from alignment with one's values. |
| Ketu | Accumulated spiritual practice and detachment from previous births. Its placement shows where spiritual instinct runs naturally. |
| Karakamsa | The Navamsha sign of the Atmakaraka — the deepest indicator of the soul's purpose and spiritual direction. |
| Vimshamsa (D20) | The divisional chart for spiritual practice and development across a lifetime. Its Lagna and lord reveal the nature of the inner life. |
| Saturn–Ketu combinations | Classical indicators of renunciation, vairāgya, and the capacity for sustained tapas and spiritual discipline. |
| Sanyāsa yoga | Specific combinations where four or more planets occupy one house — a rare indicator of deep withdrawal from worldly life. |
Frequently asked questions
What does the Spirituality & Moksha report analyse?
It covers the 12th house for inner retreat and liberation, the 9th house for dharma and the guru relationship, Ketu for accumulated spiritual practice, the Karakamsa for the soul's deepest purpose, the Vimshamsa (D20) for spiritual development across the lifetime, and classical Sanyāsa yoga indicators.
What is the Karakamsa?
The Karakamsa is the Navamsha sign occupied by the Atmakaraka (the planet with the highest degree in the chart). PVNR describes it as the most important single indicator of the soul's purpose and spiritual direction. The sign and any planets there show the field in which the soul's primary karma is working out.
What is the Vimshamsa (D20)?
The Vimshamsa is the twenty-part divisional chart, dedicated to spiritual practice and the development of the inner life. Its Lagna lord and the condition of Ketu, Jupiter, and the 12th-house indicators within it reveal the depth and form of a person's spiritual life across their lifetime.
What is Sanyāsa yoga?
Sanyāsa yoga arises when four or more planets occupy a single house in the birth chart, creating an extreme concentration of energy that can push the native away from worldly engagement. It is rare and does not automatically mean renunciation — in most charts it manifests as deep one-pointed focus in a single area of life.