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Navāṃśa

The navāṃśa is a divisional chart made by splitting each sign into nine parts of 3°20′.

What the word means

Nava, nine, and aṃśa, portion.

How it is calculated

Each 3°20′ slice maps to a sign, the same slices as the nakṣatra padas.

History

The most used of the divisional charts (vargas) across lineages.

Energy

Inner, steadying, revealing.

Physical description

A second chart drawn from the same sky at finer resolution.

Interpretation

Traditionally read for partnership and dharma, and to test how strong a graha really is.

Vedaz's interpretation

Vedaz reads the rāśi chart as outer manifestation and the navāṃśa as inner purpose.

This is a symbolic pattern, not a prediction. Nothing in a chart removes your agency. Vedaz content is reflective and is not medical, psychological, legal or financial advice.