A rashifal is a summary of where the grahas sit relative to your Chandra rashi. Done properly it is derived from the day’s real positions; done lazily it is recycled text that could have been written a year in advance.
These are generated from the computed transits for the date, read from the Moon sign, in English, Nepali and Hindi.
How it is produced
From the day’s real sky
The panchanga and planetary positions for that date, not a template rotated through twelve signs.
Counted from the Moon
Read from your Chandra rashi, the sign Jyotish actually uses for prediction.
Daily and yearly
A daily reading, plus the yearly rashifal that combines the slow transits of Shani, Guru and the nodes.
Three languages
English, Nepali and Hindi.
What it will not do
A rashifal describes one twelfth of the population. It is a real reading of the sky, but it cannot account for your dasha, your lagna or the dignity of the graha in your own chart, and those three decide most of the outcome.
Questions
Which sign should I read?
Your Chandra rashi, the Moon sign. If you read your Western sun sign you are reading a different system.
Why does a yearly rashifal differ from my experience?
Because it is a rashi-level reading. Your dasha and the strength of the graha in your own chart change the result considerably.
How often is it updated?
Daily, from that day’s computed positions.
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