Ashtakavarga: what your bindus mean

Most sites compute Ashtakavarga and stop at the grid. This tool computes your Sarvashtakavarga and reads each house by its bindu strength — with cited classical reasoning. The bindus are a strength indicator (how much support a house's matters carry), not a prediction or a good-or-bad fate.

Ashtakavarga depends on your ascendant, so the birthplace matters here. An accurate birth time matters too — the houses shift with it.

How to read it

The seven planets and the ascendant each award bindus to the signs; summed, they total a fixed 337 across the twelve signs, so the average house holds about 28. Above that is comparatively well-supported, below it is more modest — but the SAV is one weight among several, and the rest of the chart decides how it plays out. Full background in Ashtakavarga explained.

Reading the bands

Classical sources

Ashtakavarga bindus are a computed, classical strength indicator — not a prediction, not a good-or-bad verdict. How a house plays out depends on your whole chart, and we never attach a fabricated accuracy percentage to it.