Rāśi
Pisces
Pisces is the twelfth and last sign, symbolised by two fish swimming in opposite directions
See where Pisces falls in your birth chart — the sign, house and nakṣatra it occupies.
Pisces is the twelfth and last sign, symbolised by two fish swimming in opposite directions. It carries compassion, imagination, and surrender — sensitive, adaptable, and drawn to what dissolves boundaries.
Parashara describes Meena as a dual watery sign, female, brahmin in the classical listing, rising both ways (ubhayodaya), dwelling in the sea — two fish, tail to head. Its lord is Guru; Shukra is exalted here at the 27th degree and Budha debilitated at the 15th.
— Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra ch. 4 (Rāśi Svarūpa)
A dvisvabhava jala-tattva sign ruled by Jupiter, hosting Venus's exaltation (deepest 27°) and Mercury's debilitation (deepest 15°) — devotion honoured, calculation humbled. On the platform's node convention Ketu's moolatrikona is treated here. For Meena lagna the Moon (5th lord) and Mars (2nd and 9th lord) run functionally supportive, and Mercury's fall risk in the lagna is the standard first check, with varga positions deciding how much of it survives.
Your placement is shown in the band above: this states where Pisces falls in your chart and links each term to its page.
Interpretation — what the placement means for your life and timing — belongs to your personal reading, not the reference library.