Sudarśana Chakra Daśā follows yearly signs
Sudarśana Chakra Daśā presents yearly sign periods. Mạghā labels it Sudharsana Chakra under Rāśi and Other Daśās. Read its dated intervals separately from the chakra's chart arrangement; the worked example uses the Nila Raman chart.
Nila Raman. Historical prepared output; UTC calendar dates. Bar widths use saved duration in days. No active-period claim.
Birth marker · 14 Oct 1994
- 01Libra14 Oct 1994 →
14 Oct 1995 - 02Scorpio14 Oct 1995 →
13 Oct 1996 - 03Sagittarius13 Oct 1996 →
13 Oct 1997 - 04Capricorn13 Oct 1997 →
14 Oct 1998 - 05Aquarius14 Oct 1998 →
14 Oct 1999 - 06Pisces14 Oct 1999 →
13 Oct 2000 - 07Aries13 Oct 2000 →
13 Oct 2001 - 08Taurus13 Oct 2001 →
14 Oct 2002 - 09Gemini14 Oct 2002 →
14 Oct 2003 - 10Cancer14 Oct 2003 →
13 Oct 2004 - 11Leo13 Oct 2004 →
13 Oct 2005 - 12Virgo13 Oct 2005 →
14 Oct 2006
Widths follow the saved duration in days. Dates are shown in UTC. Historical prepared output; no active-period claim.
The first twelve saved periods make one sign round
Nila’s saved example opens with Libra from 14 October 1994 to 14 October 1995, then Scorpio to 13 October 1996 and Sagittarius to 13 October 1997. The diagram shows the first twelve periods, each one saved sidereal year long.
The complete saved data contains more than this first round. The diagram deliberately stops after twelve periods so the sign sequence remains legible; it does not claim those twelve are the whole reader output. Dates follow the saved UTC calendar dates.
A chakra chart and a daśā table serve different purposes
The Sudarśana chakra chart presents chart information from different reference points. Its daśā reader adds a dated sequence. Open the chart view when you want to inspect that arrangement, and the Daśā reader when you want the periods.
The diagram uses sign names supplied by the saved data. The real preview preserves the reader’s visible labels, including planet labels in parts of its summary. Keep the selected system and the dates in view rather than assuming that every label describes a planetary-period method.
Choose Sudharsana Chakra in the period reader
In a saved chart, open Daśā and its ⋯ menu. Choose Rāśi and Other Daśās, then Sudharsana Chakra. The selected heading appears above the active summary and the expandable period list.
The embedded walkthrough makes that choice on Nila’s prepared chart, fixed on 12 September 2026. It demonstrates the reader without entering birth details or producing a fresh personal calculation.
Note: The saved diagram and the real preview document this example’s output. They do not establish that every school uses the same period sequence or guarantee an event within a dated interval.
Questions about Sudarśana Chakra Daśā
Is Sudarshana Chakra Dasha the same as the chakra chart?
No. The chakra chart is a chart arrangement; the daśā reader lists dated periods. Use the chart view for the arrangement and the Daśā menu for the period table.
What does the example’s yearly sequence show?
It shows the first twelve saved sign periods for Nila Raman, starting with Libra in October 1994. Each of these saved periods lasts one sidereal year.
Why does the menu say Sudharsana Chakra?
Sudharsana Chakra is the spelling currently used in Mạghā’s period selector. It is the menu choice demonstrated by this page’s real preview.
Open Sudarśana Chakra Daśā on your saved chart
This walkthrough chooses Sudharsana Chakra on Nila Raman’s chart and shows the real saved reader. The sample is fixed on 12 September 2026; it does not calculate a personal result from visitor details.
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