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The twelve Rashis

Simplified BNN Rashi Sutras

Why the same planet behaves differently in two charts, and where a Rashi reading has to stop.

Two people can carry the same planet, in the same house, running the same career, and live completely different working lives. The variable that explains it is the temperament of the room the connection happens in, and that is the whole subject here. The course is built on one boundary and never crosses it: Rashi gives the style, BNN gives the event, and a Rashi on its own is a hypothesis rather than a prediction.

24 lessons4h 26m of material4 partsFree lessons to tryInstant access

What you will be able to do

By the end of the course, not by the end of the first lesson.

  • Place all twelve Rashis on any chart from one fact, the Lagna, with no software
  • Read any house as a complete unit: topic, temperament, engine
  • Judge a planet’s condition without inventing a score or a percentage for it
  • Take a crowded house apart and find which planet is actually running it
  • Tell a Rashi cluster from a trine, and say why the difference changes the reading
  • Say what the Rashi layer adds to timing, which is real and is second
  • Say the result in one paragraph that overstates nothing
  • Say plainly when a department of a life is simply quiet

Who it is for

  • You read charts already and want to know why two identical placements behave differently
  • You have been told your sun sign for years and suspect there is more to it than one twelfth
  • You have over-read a Rashi in a consultation and want the line that stops it happening again

What is inside

24 lessons across 4 parts. The ones marked free open without an account.

Part One · The Ground5 lessons · 56 min
3The Four Families and Three Temperaments12 min
4Rashi, Planet and House: The Complete Unit12 min
5Your Lagna as the Lens10 min
6Reading Your Own Twelve14 min
7The Twelve at a Glance8 min
Part Two · The Twelve12 lessons · 120 min
8Mesha (Aries): Let Me Go First10 min
9Vrishabha (Taurus): Why Change What Works?10 min
10Mithuna (Gemini): Tell Me More10 min
11Karka (Cancer): This Is My Home10 min
12Simha (Leo): I Must Be Seen10 min
13Kanya (Virgo): Something Isn't Right10 min
14Tula (Libra): Let's Find a Balance10 min
15Vrischika (Scorpio): More Than You Can See10 min
16Dhanu (Sagittarius): There Must Be More10 min
17Makara (Capricorn): There Is Work to Be Done10 min
18Kumbha (Aquarius): I Don't Fit the System10 min
19Meena (Pisces): Sometimes You Let Go10 min
Part Three · The Network5 lessons · 72 min
20Planets Inside Rashis: Strength and Degrees14 min
21Rashi Clusters in the BNN Network16 min
22Using Rashi for Real-Life Prediction16 min
23When Does It Happen? Rashi and Timing14 min
24Practice, Limits and Ethics12 min

Before you buy

BNN is relationship-based, not sign-based. So why a Rashi course?

Because both are true and they answer different questions. The relationship network tells you what is connected to what, how strongly, and when it wakes up. It does not tell you the temperament of the area the connection is happening in. Nothing here depends on sign lordships and nothing here overturns the Sutras.

Will this let me predict events?

No, and the course says so in the first lesson and again in the last. A Rashi describes a behavioural environment. The planets decide whether anything happens and the clocks decide when. Every lesson carries that boundary at the foot of it.

Do I need to know astrology already?

You need to be able to cast a chart and find your Lagna. That single fact unlocks every table in the course. If you cannot yet, start with the BNN Foundation Course.

Is this the same as sun-sign astrology?

No. A sun sign is one planet in one Rashi, roughly a twelfth of what you are entitled to know. This course puts all twelve Rashis on all twelve of your houses, which is the part that actually explains behaviour.

How long does it take?

Twenty-four lessons across four parts, about four and a half hours of working time. Twelve of them are one per Rashi and can be read as a reference whenever you need one.