Your Vedic year
Varshaphal draws your year's chart at the SIDEREAL return of the Sun. Your Muntha, the lord of your year, and what perfects or withdraws before your next birthday.
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- Your year's chart, at the sidereal return of the Sun
- Your Muntha: the field where the year plays out
- The lord of your year and its colour
- What perfects and what withdraws
- Illustrated PDF to keep
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John, the Jyotish reads here that your Varsha Pravesha opens on Thursday, May 21, 2026 with the lagna in Gemini, ruled by Mercury. The door is mercurial, speech, analysis, exchange, but Mercury sits in the 12th house in Taurus, so the intelligence works in the back room: solitary thought, intimate writing, shadow work. The year does not begin on the public stage.
- ≈ 6 pages
- ≈ 9 min read
- 3 chapters
- Your two Vedic charts (north and south)
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In brief
- The Varsha Pravesha Lagna (annual ingress ascendant) in Gemini places Mercury in the 12th: your intelligence works in the back room through solitary thought, intimate writing, and shadow work, not on the public stage.
- The Muntha (progressed ascendant) in Libra in the 5th house activates purva punya (credit of previous good action): creation, children, teaching, and merit already sown are the real arena.
- Venus as Varshesha (lord of the year) in Gemini in the 1st gives charm, taste, and relational measure: Shukra asks you to refine, beautify, and attract rather than force.
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