Introduction of Sarvatobhadra Chakra Notebook: Projects Created: 19/01/2022 19:04 Updated: 12/02/2022 14:23 ‘Author: Shyam S Kansal Tags: Introductory Online meet to explain Our Courses & Product Details, Project-017b: Introduction of Sarvatobhadra Chakra Sarvatobhadra Chakra is a tool belonging to Transit of Grahas. The word Sarvatobhadra means all-round auspiciousness, where "Sarva" means all-round and "Bhadra" means auspiciousness, The beauty of this tool is that it is very comprehensive and takes into consideration almost all factors in Vedic astrology including, 28 Naksatras, 12 Rasis (Signs), 30 Tithis (Soli-Lunar Days), the 7 Vara (Weekdays) and the 50 Aksharas (Sanskrit Alphabets), and hence can be used in multitude of analysis, using planetary transits as the basis. Although this tool is associated with Transits, nothing stops us for using this in the analysis of natal horoscope, dasas etc. In fact, I have found its use in natal horoscopes to be effective, and it’s worth exploring. This Chakra appears very similar to a Chessboard, where instead of 8x8 = 64 boxes, we have 9x9 = 81 boxes. These 81 boxes are mapped to the building blocks of Jyotisha, i.e., the Nakshatras, Rasis, Tithis, Vara or the Aksharas. In this manner the Chakra will cover 28 sections or vargas pertaining to the nakshatras, 12 to signs, 5 to tithis/weekdays, 16 to vowels and 20 to consonants — total 81vargas. Its use involves the concept of Vedha. In this method the nakshatras aspect each other i.e. the nakshatra directly in opposite direction and the nakshatra which is to the left and the right. These 28 nakshatras also represent the Sapta Nadis. For ease of reference and programming purposes, I map the rows from A to I, and the columns from 1 to 9, which may not be a prevalent practice. Using this method, we can reference any box using a combination of Row and Columns, such as A1, C8 etc. Given below is the Chakra where A7 is mapped to Ashvini Nakshatra, E5 represent the centre of the Chakra and so on. Using this mapping it is possible to pinpoint the specific box where we need to focus our attention. The starting point of using this Chakra is to understand the reason why the building blocks are used and how they can be used in the analysis.sme | ay Nanas ven | ‘Ang RELATED NOTES: Points for Introductory SBC Online Webinar