Classical Reading
The classical texts Vedic Horā reads. Every prediction the platform makes is traceable to a verse in one of these works — this is where those verses live, in the original Sanskrit and in translation, so you can check the source for yourself.
14 texts 13228 referenced verses 12307 verified in source
Jātaka — natal
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Bṛhat Parāśara Horā Śāstra
बृहत्पाराशर होराशास्त्र
The root text of the Parāśara tradition and the platform’s most-cited source: bhāvas and their lords, the sixteen vargas, Ṣaḍbala, the Vimśottarī daśā, aṣṭakavarga and the yoga chapters.
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Bṛhat Jātaka
बृहज्जातक
Varāhamihira’s concise natal classic — 407+ ślokas in 28 chapters, one of the “Big Five” jātaka texts. The complete text in Devanāgarī; English and Hindi meanings are being added chapter by chapter.
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Sārāvalī
सारावली
A wide compendium of yogas and planetary results, one of the platform’s most-cited sources — the Nābhasa chapter and the elemental / dhātu material.
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Phaladīpikā
फलदीपिका
Mantreśvara’s systematic results text — 852 ślokas in 28 chapters, one of the “Big Five” jātaka texts: yogas, bhāva results, daśā results and the gochara (transit) doctrine. The complete Sanskrit in Devanāgarī and IAST; English and Hindi meanings are being added chapter by chapter, beginning with chapter 26 (gochara), which the platform’s transit reading cites.
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Jātaka Pārijāta
जातक पारिजात
Vaidyanātha Dīkṣita’s Jātaka Pārijāta — eighteen chapters on signs, planets, ariṣṭa, longevity, rāja- and dhana-yogas, the twelve bhāvas, female horoscopy, the Kālacakra daśā and daśā results. The engine cites its eleventh chapter (Dhana-bhāva), the vaiśeṣikāṃśa scale of chapter I and the Moon-based dāridrya yogas of chapter VII; the whole text is transcribed here, verse by verse, with meanings added chapter by chapter.
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Horā Sāra
होरासार
By Varāhamihira’s son — one of the “Big Five” jātaka classics, 1209 ślokas in 32 chapters. The platform reads its strength ladder, its graded aspects and its livelihood chapter. Chapters 2, 3 and 22 are transcribed here from the single available scan; every verse stays pending until a second edition can be checked.
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Laghu Pārāśarī
लघुपाराशरी
Also called Uḍudāyapradīpa — 42 ślokas on the Vimśottarī daśā and the functional nature of the lords. CONFIRMED (from the text's own closing colophon, correcting an earlier secondary-source assumption of five): only THREE chapters — Ch.1 śl.1-13 (general planetary-lordship principles), Ch.2 śl.14-22 (Rājayogādhyāya), Ch.3 śl.23-42 (Āyurdāyādhyāya / Antardaśādhyāya — longevity, māraka, and antardaśā-result analysis). The platform’s daśā-nature engine follows it closely.
Saṁhitā — mundane & natural
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Bṛhat Saṁhitā
बृहत् संहिता
Varāhamihira’s encyclopedia of natural and mundane astrology. The platform reads its graha-gocara table for transits and its mundane chapters for the geo-political and market record.
Muhūrta — electional
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Kālaprakāśikā
कालप्रकाशिका
A manual of electional and compatibility timing. The platform reads its thirteenth chapter for the aṣṭakūṭa (eight-fold) marriage-matching factors. Transcribed: chapter XIII (vivāhasya daśavidha-ghaṭanāḥ), all 75 verses, from a single Sanskrit edition — every record is therefore pending until a second edition is found.
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Muhūrta Cintāmaṇi
मुहूर्तचिन्तामणि
Rāma Daivajña’s standard treatise on electional astrology (Śaka 1522 / 1600 CE) — 492 ślokas in 13 prakaraṇas plus the author’s colophon. The platform’s muhūrta finder follows its activity tables — the tithi, vāra and nakṣatra rules, Tārā-bala and the Abhijit muhūrta — and its aṣṭakūṭa marriage matching. The complete Sanskrit in Devanāgarī and IAST; English and Hindi meanings are given for the verses the platform cites (nakṣatra classes, tārā-bala, the eight kūṭas, the fifteen muhūrtas).
Tājika — annual
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Tājika Nīlakaṇṭhī
ताजिक नीलकण्ठी
The classic of the Tājika (annual-chart) system. The platform reads its Saṁjñā-tantra for the aspects and orbs, and its yoga chapter for the sixteen Tājika yogas of the Varṣaphala. Transcribed so far: 11 verses of the Saṁjñā-tantra (dṛṣṭi vv.9–14 and ṣoḍaśa-yoga vv.15–21), 11 of them verified against a second edition; the rest of the text is still to be transcribed.
Sūtra — aphoristic
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Jaimini Sūtras
जैमिनि सूत्र
The aphoristic root text of the Jaimini school: adhyāya 1, pāda 1 (rāśi-dṛṣṭi, argalā, the cara-kārakas, the pada) and pāda 2 (the svāṃśa or kārakāṃśa and its readings). Refs are adhyāya.pāda.sūtra in Rao's 1955 numbering; the Jha edition adds one sūtra (1.1.15a, the father as kāraka).
Tantra
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Rudrayāmala Tantra
रुद्रयामल तन्त्र
A tantric source for the Yoginī daśā — the eight-yoginī period system the platform computes from the birth nakṣatra. No printed Rudrayāmala edition carries these verses; the five ślokas are carried in the form BPHS ch. 47 preserves them (single source → pending).
Purāṇa
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Padma Purāṇa
पद्म पुराण
Cited for the Ekādaśī-māhātmyas — the observances and merit of each lunar eleventh, drawn on by the daily column. Transcribed: Uttara-khaṇḍa adhyāyas 33–63 (the Ekādaśī-māhātmya cycle), 86, 90, 112, 233–234 — 1668 verses, 1450 verified against a printed edition.
Vedic Horā does not paraphrase a text and call it the source. A verse is shown here only when it has been checked against the printed edition named for it; until then the reference stands alone. Nothing on this page is invented.