What is your Moon sign (Chandra Rashi)?
Your Moon sign, or Chandra Rashi, is the zodiac sign the Moon occupied at the moment you were born, measured in the Vedic sidereal zodiac. In Indian astrology it is the sign used for Rashifal (daily horoscopes) and for matching, rather than the Western Sun sign.
Because the sidereal zodiac is offset from the tropical one by about 24° (the ayanamsa), your Moon sign here can differ from what a Western chart shows. The Moon moves through a sign in roughly two and a quarter days, so your exact birth time and place can matter if you were born near a boundary.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Sun sign and Moon sign?
The Sun sign is where the Sun was at your birth (it changes about monthly); the Moon sign is where the Moon was (it changes about every 2¼ days). Vedic astrology emphasises the Moon sign.
Which Moon sign should I use for Rashifal?
Vedic Rashifal is read by Moon sign (Chandra Rashi). Find yours here, then open that sign's daily, weekly or monthly horoscope.
Why is my Vedic Moon sign different from my Western one?
Vedic astrology uses the sidereal zodiac (about 24° behind the Western zodiac at present), which shifts most positions into the previous sign compared with the tropical zodiac.
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Based on traditional Vedic astrology (Jyotish) and offered for spiritual and cultural guidance; not a substitute for professional advice.
