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Navāṁśa Daśā

Navāṁśa Daśā is a sign-based timing system associated with Navāṁśa study. D9 shows placements; this daśā shows dated intervals. Mạghā lists Navamsa under Rāśi and Other Daśās as a separate view from the divisional chart.

Nila Raman’s saved Navāṁśa Daśā example: twelve main sign periods, highlighted at 12 September 2026.

Nila Raman’s chart. Libra, 12 years, 1994-10-14 to 2006-10-14; Aquarius, 8 years, 2006-10-14 to 2014-10-14; Gemini, 4 years, 2014-10-14 to 2018-10-14; Scorpio, 8 years, 2018-10-14 to 2026-10-14; Pisces, 7 years, 2026-10-14 to 2033-10-14; Cancer, 6 years, 2033-10-14 to 2039-10-14; Sagittarius, 10 years, 2039-10-14 to 2049-10-14; Aries, 3 years, 2049-10-14 to 2052-10-13; Leo, 1 year, 2052-10-13 to 2053-10-14; Capricorn, 1 year, 2053-10-14 to 2054-10-14; Taurus, 5 years, 2054-10-14 to 2059-10-14; Virgo, 1 year, 2059-10-14 to 2060-10-13. Dates are the saved fixture’s UTC calendar dates. The diagram uses saved sign display names and does not perform a new calculation.

Mahādaśā sequenceCurrent: Scorpio
14 Oct 199413 Oct 2060

Birth marker · 14 Oct 1994

  1. 01Libra14 Oct 1994 →
    14 Oct 2006
  2. 02Aquarius14 Oct 2006 →
    14 Oct 2014
  3. 03Gemini14 Oct 2014 →
    14 Oct 2018
  4. 04Scorpio14 Oct 2018 →
    14 Oct 2026
  5. 05Pisces14 Oct 2026 →
    14 Oct 2033
  6. 06Cancer14 Oct 2033 →
    14 Oct 2039
  7. 07Sagittarius14 Oct 2039 →
    14 Oct 2049
  8. 08Aries14 Oct 2049 →
    13 Oct 2052
  9. 09Leo13 Oct 2052 →
    14 Oct 2053
  10. 10Capricorn14 Oct 2053 →
    14 Oct 2054
  11. 11Taurus14 Oct 2054 →
    14 Oct 2059
  12. 12Virgo14 Oct 2059 →
    13 Oct 2060

Widths follow the saved duration in days. Dates are shown in UTC. Gold marks the current period.

The sample opens with Libra for twelve years, Aquarius for eight and Gemini for four. Scorpio follows for eight years, then Pisces for seven. These are the stored fixture values; the first twelve main periods span 66 sidereal years.

Scorpio is highlighted at the saved reference instant of 12 September 2026, within its October 2018 to October 2026 interval. The diagram uses the stored sign display names and exact sequence. It is a saved period illustration, not a fresh D9 chart calculation or an independently reconstructed rule.

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Use the period view to identify an interval, and the chart to study what a sign contains and how it relates to the rest of the chart. Expanding a period can help you follow a narrower span, but it does not turn an interpretation into a promised event.

Birth time and calculation settings matter when working with a divisional reference. If you compare another system or program, carry the same chart details into that comparison and check the opening sign, order and dates. Do not infer that a matching feature name guarantees identical methods.

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Open a saved chart, enter Daśā and choose its options menu. Under Rāśi and Other Daśās, select Navamsa. This changes the selected period system; to study the D9 chart itself, use the chart’s divisional-chart view.

The preview shows the actual prepared Navamsa period screen for Nila’s chart. The diagram’s sign labels come from the saved fixture, while the app capture retains its own labels and presentation. Both show their real source data without generating a visitor’s personal result.

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The real Navamsa Daśā header, active-period summary and prepared period tree for Nila Raman’s chart.
The real prepared Navamsa period screen for Nila Raman’s chart. The walkthrough selects Navamsa from Rāśi and Other Daśās. It retains the bundled interface’s labels and dates; it does not calculate a visitor’s chart. Desktop uses the same phone presentation.

This genuine preview opens Navamsa on Nila Raman’s prepared chart. To read your own periods, open the intended saved chart in Mạghā and choose the same system.

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