Ṣaḍbala · six-fold strengthHow strong is each planet — shown to the decimal षड्बल
The classics measure a planet six ways — position, direction, time, motion, nature and aspect — and then judge it TWICE: once on the total, once head by head. Every site prints one number; we print all six balas, the arithmetic, both classical tests, and what each one decided. Enter a birth to weigh yours.
Place of birth
The demo is a real published nativity — 10 Oct 1987, 10:20, Bettiah — computed live by the same engines, not a mock-up.
About this page
Every planet's six classical strengths — sthāna, dig, kāla, ceṣṭā, naisargika, dṛk — computed in virūpas with the arithmetic shown, the classical minimum.
- What is Shadbala?
- Shadbala is the six-fold strength of a planet in BPHS — sthana (positional), dig (directional), kala (temporal), cheshta (motional), naisargika (natural) and drik (aspectual) — totalled in virupas and converted to rupas. Each graha must reach a classical minimum to deliver its results fully.