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Imagine the grid of the SBC. When a transiting planet occupies a specific Nakshatra (for example, Rohini), it sends "Vedha," or a line of influence, along three specific paths from that point. These influences can strike other Nakshatras, Rashis, Tithis, Varas, or Aksharas located within the chart's matrix.

Managing 81 squares and multiple radiating Vedha lines manually is prone to error. An Excel-based SBC template offers several advantages: Episode 53: Learn Vedic Astrology: Sarvatobhadra Chakra sarvatobhadra+chakra+in+excel+format+link

: Use the MATCH and INDEX functions to automatically highlight cells when you input current planetary positions in a separate data table. For example, if Saturn is in Krittika (Cell A1), you can set a rule to highlight all cells in Row A and Column 1 to visualize the "Vedha" impact. 4. External Resources & Tools Imagine the grid of the SBC

Provides the theoretical foundation necessary to program your Excel sheet. Managing 81 squares and multiple radiating Vedha lines

Example Row: | Nakshatra | Pada 1 | Pada 2 | Pada 3 | Pada 4 | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Ashwini | Chu | Chay | Cho | La | | Bharani | Li | Lu | Le | Lo |

Map the planets onto the nakshatras in the 9x9 grid. Analyze Vedha: Forward Vedha: The effect of a planet moving forward. Backward Vedha: The effect of a planet moving backward. Cross Vedha: The intersection of influences.

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