The 2nd of the twelve rashis · 30°–60° of the sidereal zodiac
Vrishabh is your rashi if the Moon was in Taurus when you were born: the rashi your rashifal, Sade Sati and naam akshar go by. People with the Moon in Vrishabh are calm, patient and steady. Its lord is Shukra, its nakshatras are Krittika (padas 2–4), Rohini and Mrigashira (padas 1–2), and a Vrishabh child’s name traditionally begins with one of I (ई), U (उ), E (ए), O (ओ), Va (वा), Vi (वी), Vu (वू), Ve (वे), Vo (वो).
Also written Vrishabha, Vrushabha, Rishabam.
The sign’s own facts, the same for every Vrishabh 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.
The Moon is exalted here, so the mind is settled: they value comfort, good food, family and money saved, and once they commit they stay loyal. The other side is stubbornness and a dislike of change. Vrishabh is Shukra's rashi, and Shukra gives a feel for beauty and music.
Brihat Jataka says a person born with Chandra in Vrishabha (Taurus) is good-looking with a graceful walk, generous, patient, pleasant in manner and devoted to friends. The verse gives such a person influence and authority, a hearty appetite and happiness in middle and old age, and says they bear hardship well. It notes a tendency to kapha (phlegm) complaints and cautions of times of separation from kin, wealth and children. Varahamihira adds (17.13) that this holds in full only when the Moon, Vrishabh and its lord Shukra are all strong at birth.
Brihat Jataka 17.2
With Shukra as lord, Vrishabh has a good eye for quality, whether it is choosing cloth for a wedding, setting up a home or judging which shop gives honest value. Steady as a Sthira (fixed), Prithvi (earth) sign, it builds slowly and keeps what it builds: a family business, a well-run kitchen, a home where relatives know they are welcome on festival days.
Comfort, Shukra's gift, can quietly become a reason not to move, such as staying in a job that has stopped paying fairly or leaving savings in one old account out of habit. A yearly sitting with the family's papers, savings and insurance, around Dhanteras or the new financial year, puts Vrishabh's steadiness to good use.
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 Vrishabh the 10th sign from the Moon is Kumbh (Aquarius), ruled by Shani (Saturn), which points to work built slowly through discipline: land, engineering, large organisations and long service in one place. Vrishabh's own lord Shukra (Venus) adds a hand for the arts, hospitality, fine goods and vehicles, so a vehicle dealership, a hotel or a family business in clothes and furnishings suits this pairing. In the classical table of graha friendships Shukra and Shani are friends, so craft and discipline sit easily together in one career, as in architecture or a well-run family firm.
The 7th sign from the Moon is Vrishchik (Scorpio), ruled by Mangal (Mars), so tradition reads a partner of strong feeling, deep loyalty and a will of their own. Vrishchik is a Sthira (fixed) sign, as Vrishabh is, which points to a bond that lasts, with stubbornness on both sides; a shaadi stays happy here when neither digs in over small things. Vrishabh's own lord Shukra (Venus) is also the karaka (significator) of marriage, so the tradition reads Shukra's strength in the full kundli alongside the 7th.
Tradition links Vrishabh to the face in the Kalapurusha, the zodiac pictured as one body (Brihat Jataka 1.4), and as a Prithvi (earth) rashi to a steady, solid build. The verse above adds a kapha (phlegm) leaning, so the tradition's counsel is moderation at the table and some care with colds and cough in the damp, cold months. (Parashara, in the box below, calls the sign itself vata; Varahamihira's kapha is about the person.)
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 Vrishabh | Padas in Vrishabh | Naam akshar |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Krittika | Surya (Sun) | 0°–10° | 2–4 | I (ई), U (उ), E (ए) |
| Rohini | Chandra (Moon) | 10°–23°20′ | all four | O (ओ), Va (वा), Vi (वी), Vu (वू) |
| Mrigashira | Mangal (Mars) | 23°20′–30° | 1–2 | Ve (वे), Vo (वो) |
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 Vrishabh 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.
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, 4.8
Vrishabh (Taurus) is the 2nd of the twelve rashis, 30°–60° of the sidereal zodiac, ruled by Shukra. It is your rashi if the Moon was in it when you were born.
I (ई), U (उ), E (ए), O (ओ), Va (वा), Vi (वी), Vu (वू), Ve (वे), Vo (वो): 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, Vrishabh scores highest of the other eleven with Kumbh (14 of 15, Vrishabh taken as the boy’s rashi); two Vrishabh Moons together score the full 15. A real match needs both kundlis: the nakshatra kootas carry 21 of the 36 points.
Om Shukraya Namah, the mantra of its lord Shukra, 108 times on Fridays. The upay section above gives the beej mantra and the deity too.
Neither now. Shani is in Meen, the 11th from Vrishabh. Next comes Sade Sati from 3 June 2027 until 20 October 2027, then from 23 February 2028 until 13 July 2034; then Kantaka Shani (a dhaiyya, Shani in the 4th) from 27 August 2036 until 22 October 2038, then from 5 April 2039 until 13 July 2039.
2027 is at its best in November and December and slowest in June 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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