Thread by @AstroAmigo

In this thread, you can learn about Chandra Kalanal Chakra. You can see its construction in image.

It is used to find out how your each day would be. It is not promoted and is very uncommonly used, but it is very easy to use even for common people, and takes very less time. 1/9

Another version of its construction resembles one Trishul (trident) in each quadrant instead of semicircles and resembles initial design of Chakravyuh. This Chakra makes use of 28 Nakshtras, which was during Dwapar Yuga. Now only 27 Nakshtras are used in calculations. 2/9

28th Nakshtra, which is now not used in calculations, is Abhijit. It is constituted of the 4th Charan of Uttarashadha and 1st Charan of of Shravan Nakshtra.

This Chakra makes use of your birth Nakshtra (star) and the Nakshtra where moon is transiting on a particular day. 3/9

*How to Use*

1. Find out your birth Nakshatra (birth star) from any astrology app. It is the Nakshtra where Moon was transiting at the time of your birth.

2. Then find out the Nakshatra in which Moon is transiting on the particular day whose result you want to see. 4/9

3. Write the Nakshtra found in Point No. 2 at the place where 1 is marked in the image (Refer to first tweet).

4. Then write names of the other Nakshtras in the order given in the image below (in this tweet) above the subsequent numbers after 1 in the first image. 5/9

For example, if Moon is transiting on Hasta Nakshtra on a particular day, write Hasta above 1, and then write Swati at 2, Vishakha at 3,...and Uttaraphalguni Nakshtra will come at 28. Or you can simply write only above numbers tillyour birth star and then stop. 6/9

*Results*:

If your birth Nakshtra (star) falls within or on semi-circle on a particular day, then that day will not give you good results.

If your birth star falls on a number INSIDE circle, then that day will give you good results.

Elsewhere, results will be mixed. 7/9

Obviously, the results may be sometimes contradicting if you err in calculating on Abhijit Nakshtra, and also because it does not take anything else into account than the birth star but it is far more satisfactory than the Daily Rashifal in which you read barely 3-4 lines. 8/9

As you start using it, you will complete the entire process in barely 5 mins.

Good/bad/average day are relative terms and vary according to the life of each person. A good day on interview day will get you selected, bad day on illness will worsen sickness. Doubts welcome. 9/9

Moon transits in each Nakshtra for ~24 hours, and it changes Nakshtra at different time on each day. You can see that time in the astrology app which you use.

If it changes at 11.05AM, results of day, whether good or bad, will take effect after 11.05 till it changes star again.

There is a mistake in this tweet. If Hasta Nakshtra is at 1, then Chitra will come at 2, Swati will come at 3 and Vishakha at 4 and so on. I committed mistake, and missed Chitra nakshtra in tweet due to indulgence in some other work. Order given in image.

https://twitter.com/AstroAmigo/status/1135097098595053569