Short answer
Your Big Three are your Sun sign (your core self, set by birth date), your Moon sign (your emotional nature; the Moon changes sign every two days or so) and your rising sign or ascendant (how you meet the world, which needs an exact birth time). Vedic astrology uses all three too, but leads with the Moon sign (Rashi), then the rising sign (Lagna).
How ChiChakra reads this
ChiChakra reads the same three in the sidereal (Vedic) zodiac, which in November 2026 sits about 24° behind the tropical zodiac Western apps use. So your Vedic Sun sign is usually one sign earlier than your Western one, and your Moon and rising signs can shift the same way. Forecasts here are counted from your Moon sign.
What each one means for you
Sun: purpose, confidence and the kind of recognition you want. Moon: moods, needs and what makes you feel safe, which is why Vedic astrology times life by it. Rising: your body, your approach and first impressions; it also fixes the twelve houses of your chart.
Find your Moon sign and birth star (Nakshatra) with the Moon sign finder. For your rising sign, check the time on your birth certificate or hospital record; a guessed time can put you in the wrong sign.
Good to know
Your Moon sign gives the general climate; the Lagna and full chart add the personal detail, and personal readings are coming, so join the waitlist if you want one.