What it is
FreeInside each Maha Dasha chapter, every birthday year has its own ruling planet, the Antar Dasha. It runs from one birthday to the next.
Why it matters
It sets the tone of the year you are in, read against the planet of the chapter around it and your own Driver, Conductor and Vedic grid.
How the app works it out
For each birthday year, add your birth day reduced to one digit, your birth month, the year's last two digits reduced, and the weekday number of that birthday, then reduce. Weekday numbers are Sunday 1, Monday 2, Tuesday 9, Wednesday 5, Thursday 3, Friday 6 and Saturday 8.
What you see in the app
- The year's planet on the Antar ring, today marked
- A verdict that weighs the year against its chapter
- The year's colours, day and mantra
- The pairing of the chapter planet and the year planet, read together
Open Antar Dasha in the app, worked out from your own name and date of birth.
Questions about Antar Dasha
What is Antar Dasha?
Inside each Maha Dasha chapter, every birthday year has its own ruling planet, the Antar Dasha. It runs from one birthday to the next.
Why does Antar Dasha matter?
It sets the tone of the year you are in, read against the planet of the chapter around it and your own Driver, Conductor and Vedic grid.
How does the app work out Antar Dasha?
For each birthday year, add your birth day reduced to one digit, your birth month, the year's last two digits reduced, and the weekday number of that birthday, then reduce. Weekday numbers are Sunday 1, Monday 2, Tuesday 9, Wednesday 5, Thursday 3, Friday 6 and Saturday 8.
Is Antar Dasha free?
Yes. It is free in the app, with no sign-up.