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वृषभ राशिफल आज और कल। Your daily Vrishabha Rashifal, computed from where the Moon actually is right now — not a generic Sun-sign blurb. Vrishabha (Taurus) is ruled by Venus, and this reading follows the Moon's real transit from your sign, layered with today's weekday ruler. Love, career, health, money and your lucky colour, free.
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Worth knowing: The Moon is EXALTED in Vrishabha, and Rohini is the Moon's own favourite nakshatra — this is the steadiest emotional ground in the zodiac.
A Vrishabha Moon is the calmest mind in the zodiac — the Moon is exalted here. You move slowly, decide slowly, and once decided you do not move at all. Comfort, good food, beauty and a settled home are not luxuries to you; they are how you stay sane.
Staying power. You finish what others abandon, you keep your word, and money behaves better in your hands than in almost anyone else's. People trust you because you are genuinely the same person on a bad day.
The same fixedness that makes you reliable makes you immovable. When a situation has genuinely changed, you will be the last to admit it. Attachment to comfort and to people can quietly become the thing that holds you back.
Gets on easily with Kanya and Makara share your ground, and Karka and Meena meet your need for emotional safety.
These are Chandra-rashi (Moon sign) notes, not Sun-sign traits. Your own chart adds the lagna, the nakshatra and the running dasha on top of this — which is why two people of the same Rashi are still two different people.
Beyond the daily transit, Vrishabha is a fixed piece of the zodiac with its own contents. These are the classical facts a Jyotishi checks before reading anything in Vrishabha, and they do not change with the day, the year or the chart in front of them.
| Vrishabha | What the classics say |
|---|---|
| Nakshatras inside it | Padas 2–4 of Krittika, Rohini in full and padas 1–2 of Mrigashira |
| Rashi lord | Venus · ratna Diamond (Heera) |
| Exalted here | Moon, at 3° |
| Debilitated here | No planet |
| Holds, in the Kalapurusha | The face, throat and neck |
| Opposite rashi (7th) | Vrishchika |
| Chandrashtama rashi (8th) | Dhanu |
As the Moon crosses Vrishabha it moves through padas 2–4 of Krittika, Rohini in full and padas 1–2 of Mrigashira. For the finer reading the nakshatra outranks the sign, which is why two people born under a Vrishabha Moon can still be running entirely different dashas.
Moon is exalted here, at 3°, and nothing is debilitated. A sign with an exaltation and no fall is unusually kind to the graha it favours.
The seventh rashi from here is Vrishchika, the axis Vrishabha is always read against. The eighth is Dhanu — when the transiting Moon reaches it, that is the Chandrashtama day for a Vrishabha Moon, the one the daily reading above marks as the most cautious of the cycle. In the Kalapurusha, the body laid over the zodiac, this sign holds the face, throat and neck.
Moon is exalted here, at 3°, and nothing is debilitated. A sign with an exaltation and no fall is unusually kind to the graha it favours. These are the classical BPHS degrees for Vrishabha, and they describe the sign itself rather than any one chart.
Because the Moon is exalted in Vrishabha, and its deepest point of exaltation falls in Rohini nakshatra at 3 degrees. Classical texts treat a Vrishabha Moon as the most stable, contented and well-nourished mind in the zodiac.
The last three padas of Krittika, all four of Rohini, and the first two of Mrigashira. A Rohini Moon in particular is considered the most fortunate Moon placement in Vedic astrology.
Your Moon sign. In Vedic astrology the Moon is the mind, and it changes sign roughly every 2.25 days, so it tracks day-to-day life far more closely than the Sun. The popular zodiac sign most people know is the Western SUN sign — your Vedic Rashi is often a different sign entirely.
By Chandra Gochar — the Moon's real transit. We compute where the Moon is in the sky right now with the Swiss Ephemeris and Lahiri ayanamsa, count its house from this Rashi, and layer the weekday ruler (vara) on top. That is why today and tomorrow differ even when the Moon has not changed sign, and why the 8th-from-Moon day (Chandrashtama) reads as the most cautious one.
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