Chakra map: the JyotiSoft chart answer

What the answer contains

1. Strong chakras. The Sun matches the solar plexus (Manipura), the Moon the sacral chakra (Svadhishthana), Jupiter the throat (Vishuddha), and so on. From two or three strong planets in your chart: which chakras are naturally active.
2. Chakras under work. Where attention is needed: the chakras that belong to afflicted planets.
3. Practice. One concrete practice for the area that most needs attention, tied to the natal planet behind it.

What it is calculated from

The same calculation as your chart in the bot and the Mini App: sidereal zodiac, Lahiri ayanamsha, whole-sign houses. It uses the correspondence between the nine planets and the chakras and the condition of each planet in your birth chart: two or three strong ones for the active chakras, the afflicted ones for the chakras that are under work.

What the answer never does

The map is a symbolic correspondence between planets and chakras, drawn from your chart; it is not a medical measurement and says nothing about illness (for any health question, see a doctor). The answer closes with one practice for the area that needs attention, not a programme.

If you do not know the birth time

Say so: the answer then states in one sentence that what rests on the houses and the rising sign softens, while the signs of the planets and the dates of the periods hold. You can see first how much depends on the time in the free chart calculator (tick “Time unknown”), and read a chart without a birth time.

Questions next to this one

For the nodes: Lunar Nodes / karmic mission. For subtle sensitivity: Psychic gifts. For the body in the chart: Predispositions.

Questions

See also

• Sun (Surya)
• Moon (Chandra)
• Jupiter (Guru)
• How to read a Vedic chart
• Free Kundli (birth chart)

Positions and tables: sidereal zodiac, Lahiri ayanamsha — the same as professional Jyotish astrologers use, and the same calculation as the charts in JyotiSoft. Updated 2026-10-14.