Tibetan personal daily horoscope – Norbu, compiled and adapted to the modern world based on ancient knowledge and teachings of scientists, mathematicians and astrologers from Shang Shung and Tibet.
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Lunar Calendar is calculated in Phugpa system based on Kalachakra tantra. The calculations are the same as those made at the Men Tsee Kang Institute of HHDL in Dharamsala, India. In the Phugpa system, lunar days are linked to the solar days. That’s why some lunar days are for two days in a row, and sometimes a lunar day is skipped.
Tibetan Calendar automatically calculates your personal horoscope by the date of your birth year. Horoscope shows the appropriate animal name for your birth year in oriental tradition.
Green circles means this is an auspicious and favorable day for you, red means it is a negative day and better not to do some important activities or decisions. Grey are rather negative days and white are neutral.
Health is the most important aspect that dominates the other qualities for the day. In the detailed description you will find personal advice for the specific day.
This is also important qualities for the day in terms of things to do or making decisions. In the details you will find personal advices for the specific day.
External circumstances equally affect everyone and may not always correspond to your personal characteristics of the day for Business and Health.
Just an ordinary haircut can influence your fate. Haircutting days have both a favorable effect on a person’s future: longevity and good luck, as well as a negative one, since cutting these days can damage the vitality of a person and bring trouble.
Adding profiles of your loved ones is beneficial for joint planning affairs.
Tibetan personal daily horoscope – Norbu, compiled and adapted to the modern world based on ancient knowledge and teachings of scientists, mathematicians and astrologers from Shang Shung and Tibet.
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