Vrishabh Rashi
Taurus — the Vedic moon sign, not the Western sun sign.
Vrishabh is the Moon's own exaltation sign — classically its most comfortable placement of all twelve. Read as steady, unhurried, and slow to let go of what it values.
| Ruling planet (rashi swami) | Venus |
| Element (tattva) | Earth |
| Nature | Sthira (fixed) |
| Classical gender | Female (even) |
| Planetary dignity | Moon is exalted here |
Every rashi spans exactly 9 nakshatra padas — Vrishabh covers these three nakshatras:
| Krittika | padas 2–4 | 30°00′–40°00′ into the sign |
| Rohini | padas 1–4 | 40°00′–53°20′ into the sign |
| Mrigashira | padas 1–2 | 53°20′–60°00′ into the sign |
Vrishabh 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 Vrishabh and a Western Taurus rarely line up. Your own
chart will show your real rashi from your actual birth details.
Vrishabh 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.