Singh Rashi
Leo — the Vedic moon sign, not the Western sun sign.
The Sun's own sign. Read as confident, wanting to be seen, and naturally drawn toward positions where it is looked to rather than overlooked.
| Ruling planet (rashi swami) | Sun |
| Element (tattva) | Fire (by classical triplicity and dosha grouping — BPHS's surviving English text doesn't state the element outright for this sign) |
| Nature | Sthira (fixed) |
| Classical gender | Male (odd) |
| Planetary dignity | no planet is classically exalted or debilitated in this sign |
Every rashi spans exactly 9 nakshatra padas — Singh covers these three nakshatras:
| Magha | padas 1–4 | 120°00′–133°20′ into the sign |
| Purva Phalguni | padas 1–4 | 133°20′–146°40′ into the sign |
| Uttara Phalguni | pada 1 | 146°40′–150°00′ into the sign |
Singh isn't a calendar date range. Your rashi is whichever sign the Moon was
in when you were born — not the Sun, and not the Western tropical dates you may have seen elsewhere
(those use a different starting point and a different planet entirely). The gap between the two systems
is currently around 24°, which is why a Vedic Singh and a Western Leo rarely line up. Your own
chart will show your real rashi from your actual birth details.
Singh rashifal, today →
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This page describes the sign in general, classical terms — the same description applies to roughly a twelfth of everyone born. It says nothing about you personally; only a real chart, built from your own birth details, can do that.