Pick a graha, then drag its token around the wheel — one planet at a time. Each mansion it enters reads exactly as its cell in the grid. In the grid below, tap any cell and its reading pops up in a window.
A star is tinted by the graha's natural friendship with its lord: gold ★ = it rules the star itself, green = friend, parchment = neutral, red = foe.
Rāhu ☊ and Ketu ☋ own no star, so their friendship follows the classical proxy — Rāhu like Śani, Ketu like Maṅgala. They colour a star by shadow, not rule.
On the three outer rays — Varuṇa · Indra · Yama (Uranus · Neptune · Pluto): classical Jyotiṣa places no outer among the nakṣatras — Vimśottarī knows only the nine, and the rays hold no lordship, no friendship, no daśā. Reading them here is the Arka way, not the tradition: the transpersonal rays are shown as whole-generation undertones on a star. Toggle Outer rays above to bring them onto the wheel and into the grid.
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