The 12th of the twelve rashis · 330°–360° of the sidereal zodiac
Meen is your rashi if the Moon was in Pisces when you were born: the rashi your rashifal, Sade Sati and naam akshar go by. People with the Moon in Meen are kind, imaginative and spiritual. Its lord is Guru, its nakshatras are Purva Bhadrapada (pada 4), Uttara Bhadrapada and Revati, and a Meen child’s name traditionally begins with one of Di (दी), Du (दू), Tha (थ), Jha (झ), Ña (ञ), De (दे), Do (दो), Cha (चा), Chi (ची).
Also written Meena, Meenam.
The sign’s own facts, the same for every Meen Moon.
The Moon is the karaka (significator) of the mind, so its rashi says how a person feels and takes things. Your lagna and the rest of the chart shape it further.
They feel others' pain, forgive easily and are drawn to faith, music and art. They can be too trusting, live in their dreams or avoid hard facts. Meen is Guru's rashi, so they do well in healing, teaching, the arts and service.
Brihat Jataka says a person born with Chandra in Meena (Pisces) does well in trade, especially in goods from the sea, and is wealthy, happy and learned. Such a person loves the spouse and fine clothes, gets the better of rivals and is much guided by the women in their life. The verse describes well-formed limbs, a bright, radiant look and beautiful eyes. Varahamihira adds (17.13) that this holds in full only when the Moon, Meen and its lord Guru are all strong at birth.
Brihat Jataka 17.12
Meen is the twelfth and last sign, the place of letting go, and its people give without keeping count, whether it is an hour of seva at a gurdwara langar or quiet help to a neighbour. Faith holds for Meen when things go badly, as befits Guru's rashi, and a hospital corridor or a long wait feels calmer with a Meen in it.
Vyaya (expenditure) is a matter of the twelfth house, and in Meen, the twelfth sign, money slips away on other people's needs: a relative's emergency here, a donation there. Saying no to a friend in trouble feels almost impossible. A fixed monthly sum set aside for giving, with the rest left alone, lets this rashi help others without leaving its own family short.
Jyotish also reads a chart with the Moon sign as its lagna (Chandra lagna): the 10th from the Moon for work, the 7th for marriage, and the rashi’s own limb and element for health. The 7th sign describes the partner’s nature, not the rashi your partner will have. This is tradition, not a forecast; your full kundli decides.
For Meen the 10th sign from the Moon is Dhanu (Sagittarius), and Guru (Jupiter) rules both, so Guru's work comes through twice: teaching, law, finance and advice. A teacher, a lawyer, a bank officer, a counsellor or a scholar of the shastras (the classical texts) all fit this rashi. The verse above names trade in goods from the sea, and export or shipping work sits close to it.
The 7th sign from the Moon is Kanya (Virgo), ruled by Budh (Mercury), so tradition reads a partner who is careful, practical and good with detail and accounts. Trusting, imaginative Meen and an exact partner like this fill each other's gaps. The one care is for Meen to listen when the partner points to a hard fact.
Meen is the last rashi, and tradition links it to the last limb of the Kalapurusha, the zodiac pictured as one body: the feet (Brihat Jataka 1.4). As a Jala (water) rashi it is also tied to the body's fluids and to a sensitive mind. So the sensible care here is good footwear, looking after the feet, and real rest for a mind that takes on other people's pain.
Each rashi holds nine padas, a quarter of a nakshatra each. The pada the Moon was in gives the syllable a name traditionally begins with.
| Nakshatra | Lord | Span in Meen | Padas in Meen | Naam akshar |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Purva Bhadrapada | Guru (Jupiter) | 0°–3°20′ | 4 | Di (दी) |
| Uttara Bhadrapada | Shani (Saturn) | 3°20′–16°40′ | all four | Du (दू), Tha (थ), Jha (झ), Ña (ञ) |
| Revati | Budh (Mercury) | 16°40′–30° | all four | De (दे), Do (दो), Cha (चा), Chi (ची) |
These houses are counted from your Moon, as the rashifal counts them. Sade Sati is Shani in the 12th, 1st or 2nd from the Moon, about seven and a half years; a dhaiyya is Shani in the 4th (Kantaka) or 8th (Ashtama), about two and a half. The same for every Meen Moon; your own chart decides how they land.
A rashi is kept strong through its lord. These are free; each says what it is for.
A gemstone is not given by rashi. A stone that suits one chart can harm another, so it is chosen from your whole kundli.
Of the eight kootas (the parts of gun milan), four are read from the rashi alone, worth 15 of the 36 points: Varna (1, the sign’s class), Vashya (2, mutual attraction), Graha Maitri (5, the lords’ friendship) and Bhakoot (7, love and the family’s wellbeing).
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The sign’s own make-up, apart from any graha in it.
Sattva, rajas and tamas are the three gunas (calm clarity, drive and inertia). Vata, pitta and kapha are the three doshas of Ayurveda (air, fire and water in the body). A sign rises head first (shirshodaya) or back first (prishtodaya) by how its figure comes up in the east; the texts use this, with day or night strength, to time results. Parashara describes the sign itself; Varahamihira, above, the person whose Moon is in it, so the two can differ.
Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra 4.5, 4.22–24
Meen (Pisces) is the 12th of the twelve rashis, 330°–360° of the sidereal zodiac, ruled by Guru. It is your rashi if the Moon was in it when you were born.
Di (दी), Du (दू), Tha (थ), Jha (झ), Ña (ञ), De (दे), Do (दो), Cha (चा), Chi (ची): one for each of the nine padas, in order. The pada of the Moon at birth gives the one to use.
On the four kootas a rashi decides, Meen scores highest of the other eleven with Dhanu (14 of 15, Meen taken as the boy’s rashi); two Meen Moons together score the full 15. A real match needs both kundlis: the nakshatra kootas carry 21 of the 36 points.
Om Gurave Namah, the mantra of its lord Guru, 108 times on Thursdays. The upay section above gives the beej mantra and the deity too.
Yes: in Sade Sati, which runs until 17 April 2030. You are in the peak (middle) phase now, with Shani in the 1st from your Moon, until 3 June 2027. After it: Kantaka Shani (a dhaiyya, Shani in the 4th) from 31 May 2032 until 13 July 2034. Shani is in Meen itself, the 1st from the Moon.
2027 is at its best in May and June and slowest in January, July and August. The 2027 rashifal gives every month, with the Shani, Guru and Rahu moves above.
Your lagna, your nakshatra’s pada and your dasha say the rest. Acharya Parashara, an AI astrologer, reads all of it with you.
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