Tarachakra

Daily horoscope · Rashifal · Sunday, 11 October 2026

Meena today · Pisces

Go slow: Chandrashtama

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Today

until 10:04 am: The Moon is in your 7th house.

Chandrashtama: the Moon is in your 8th house. Energy dips and things go sideways more easily. Avoid starting anything big, signing papers or picking fights; rest, eat simply and drive carefully.

At 10:04 am the Moon moves on into your 8th house. Chandrashtama: the Moon is in your 8th house.

By your birth star

Your birth nakshatra narrows it down. Today’s star counted from yours gives the tara:

Purva BhadrapadaMitra friendly and helpfuluntil 10:32 pm
Parama Mitra the best tara: go aheadfrom 10:32 pm
Uttara BhadrapadaNaidhana the hardest tara: keep the day lightuntil 10:32 pm
Mitra friendly and helpfulfrom 10:32 pm
RevatiSadhana things you work at succeeduntil 10:32 pm
Naidhana the hardest tara: keep the day lightfrom 10:32 pm

This season for you: A mixed stretch

Saturn, Jupiter, Rahu and Ketu move slowly; they set the tone of every day in this stretch.

  • Saturn is sitting right on your Moon sign, the peak of Sade Sati: life feels heavy and slow, but you are building real strength
  • Jupiter is in your 5th house: great for studies, creativity, children and smart decisions
CareerGood

Quiet wins in health, work and rivals.

MoneySteady

Nothing big is moving here, so things stay steady.

LoveStrong

Great for studies, creativity, children and smart decisions.

HealthWatch out

Life feels heavy and slow, but you are building real strength; avoid shortcuts with expenses and sleep; quiet wins in health, work and rivals.

FamilySteady

Nothing big is moving here, so things stay steady.

Today’s panchang

Shukla Pratipada, Moon in Chitra nakshatra. Rahu kalam and full panchang

Your own chart goes further

This page is for everyone born with the Moon in this sign. Your birth chart adds your rising sign, your dasha and the exact houses, free.

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Times are Indian Standard Time; the panchang is for New Delhi. Positions from NASA JPL’s ephemeris with the Lahiri ayanamsa.