VEDIC
BIRTH-
CHART

The first bhaav is called Tanu Bhaav - house of self. It is the mirror in which we meet our reflection - our sense of self, including our ego-self - what we think of ourselves (self-image), how we present ourselves (our social projection), how we appear to others (our social perception), how we express our thoughts (self-expression), our attitudes towards self improvement and self care.

In terms of body parts, it gives insight into our most defining features - mental and physical, such as our iq, facial features, and height.

In terms of relationships, the 1st bhaav can tell us a lot about our relationship with relationship with ourselves, paternal grandmother, and maternal grandfather.

The characteristics of the rashi (number), and graha (if any) in this house have a significant impact on our personality, physical appearance, general well-being.

The second bhaav is called Dhan Bhaav - house of material self. It represents our familial wealth - heritage, values, and assets. It gives insight into childhood conditioning, foundational health/immunity, and early influences that shaped our attitudes toward emotions, challenges, wealth, self-esteem and self-worth.

In terms of body parts, it gives insight into our most defining features - mental and physical, such as our right eye and ear, lower face, jaw, mouth, tongue, teeth, chin, neck and throat.

In terms of relationships, the 2nd bhaav can tell us a lot about our relationship with paternal family and self-created family (partner's family).

The characteristics of the rashi (number), and graha (if any) in this house indicates our approach to wealth and material possessions.

The third bhaav is called Sahaj Bhaav - house of communication. It tells us how we exchange information and engage with people - how we bond, share, and thrive within our community. It helps us understand our communication style, early education, short-distance travel, and our motivation, interests, and habits.

In terms of body parts, it gives insight into our most defining features - mental and physical, such as our shoulders, arms, hands, breathing canal, nervous system, and thyroid.

In terms of relationships, the 3rd bhaav can tell us a lot about our relationship with younger siblings, friends, neighbours, community, and father-in-law.

The characteristics of the rashi (number), and graha (if any) in this house indicates our communication style - reserved or expressive, sharp or polite.

The fourth bhaav is called Sukh Bhaav - house of domestic bliss. It forms the foundation of our adult life - matters of home, emotional well-being, relationship with mothers/maternal figures, and sense of comfort and security. It relates to our residence, fixed assets, and represents the "end of all matters" - reflecting final outcomes.

In terms of body parts, it gives insight into our most defining features - mental and physical, such as our chest area.

In terms of relationships, the 4th bhaav can tell us a lot about our relationship with mother, maternal or nurturing figures, ancestors, and tenants.

The characteristics of the rashi (number), and graha (if any) in this house indicates how we experience home life and form emotional connections.

The fifth bhaav is called Putra Bhaav - house of creation and pleasure. It is all about creative energy, intellectual growth, formal education, and discovering our passions. It covers recreational activities, romance, love, playful interactions. It also relates to children, their upbringing, and indicates potential for having offspring.

In terms of body parts, it gives insight into our most defining features - mental and physical, such as our upper abdominal area.

In terms of relationships, the 5th bhaav can tell us a lot about our relationship with intellectual, creative, and romantic relationships.

The characteristics of the rashi (number), and graha (if any) in this house indicates our approach to creativity, education, and relationships.

The sixth bhaav is called Rog-Rin-Ripu Bhaav - house of health, debt, rivals. A tricky house - governs illnesses, medical conditions, physical health, fitness, and well-being. It tells us about our ability to handle stress and represents adversaries, competition, and conflicts. Also indicates our daily routine, habits, obstacles, and relationship with pets.

In terms of body parts, it gives insight into our most defining features - mental and physical, such as our mid-abdominal area.

In terms of relationships, the 6th bhaav can tell us a lot about our relationship with subordinates, competitive spirit, maternal uncles/aunts (younger), and pets.

The characteristics of the rashi (number), and graha (if any) in this house indicates our approach to health, work, and daily life.

The seventh bhaav is called Yuvati Bhaav - house of partnerships. It gives insight into the nature of our partnerships - business, spouse/life-partner, and other significant one-on-one relationships. It helps us understand our capacity for cooperation, the kind of life partner we may attract, and how we navigate legal matters in joint ventures.

In terms of body parts, it gives insight into our most defining features - mental and physical, such as our lower digestive area and reproductive organs inside the body.

In terms of relationships, the 7th bhaav can tell us a lot about our relationship with partners, niece/nephew, maternal grandmother, and paternal uncles/aunts.

The characteristics of the rashi (number), and graha (if any) in this house indicates the nature of our partnerships.

The eighth bhaav is called Ayu or Mrityu Bhaav - house of hidden knowledge. It relates to transformation, shared resources, and mysteries of life and death. It reveals our psychology of change, attitudes towards rebirth, and how we manage power struggles. Also governs secrets, intimacy, hidden illnesses, occult practices, and ancient traditions.

In terms of body parts, it gives insight into our most defining features - mental and physical, such as our genitals (including anus).

In terms of relationships, the 8th bhaav can tell us a lot about our relationship with partner's family (in-laws, cousins, relatives).

The characteristics of the rashi (number), and graha (if any) in this house indicates our approach to life's mysteries, transformation, and shared resources.

The ninth bhaav is called Dharm or Bhagya Bhaav - house of luck. It relates to our father/father-figure, guru, mentor, spiritual leader, philosophy and long-distance journeys. It indicates our quest for meaning, moral compass, fortune, and favorable circumstances. Represents long-distance travels and wisdom gained through exploration.

In terms of body parts, it gives insight into our most defining features - mental and physical, such as our hips and thighs.

In terms of relationships, the 9th bhaav can tell us a lot about our relationship with father, mentors, philosophy, religion, and spirituality.

The characteristics of the rashi (number), and graha (if any) in this house indicates one's approach to spirituality and life's philosophy.

The tenth bhaav is called Karma Bhaav - house of career. One of the most significant bhaav, it relates to our career, public image, and life purpose. It represents our vocation, professional achievements, reputation, public standing, and authority. Gives insight into our ambitions, drive for success, and leadership style.

In terms of body parts, it gives insight into our most defining features - mental and physical, such as our knees.

In terms of relationships, the 10th bhaav can tell us a lot about our relationship with work and mother-in-law.

The characteristics of the rashi (number), and graha (if any) in this house significantly influence our career choices and public persona

The eleventh bhaav is called Labh Bhaav - house of wish fulfilment. It governs adult friendships, social networks, ambition, rewards, recognition, fame and gains. It reflects material rewards, fulfillment of desires, hopes, and dreams. Also reflects interest in social causes, humanitarian efforts, and contributions to society.

In terms of body parts, it gives insight into our most defining features - mental and physical, such as our calves, shin, and ankles.

In terms of relationships, the 11th bhaav can tell us a lot about our relationship with elder siblings, daughter-in-law or son-in-law.

The characteristics of the rashi (number), and graha (if any) in this house indicates our approach to adult friendships, ambitions, and social interactions.

The twelfth bhaav is called Vyay or Moksha Bhaav - house of higher consciousness. It represents self-undoing and spiritual pursuits. Governs meditation, yoga, and mystical experiences. Highlights the importance of solitude for reflection and personal growth. Also deals with charity, spiritual awakening, quality of sleep, and immigration matters.

In terms of body parts, it gives insight into our most defining features - mental and physical, such as our feet.

In terms of relationships, the 12th bhaav can tell us a lot about our relationship with maternal grandfather and paternal grandmother.

The characteristics of the rashi (number), and graha (if any) in this house indicates one's approach to spirituality, isolation, and subconscious matters.