A detailed astrological reconstruction of the birth chart of Gautama Buddha, based on a 175-year-old mural painting on the wall of the Polkadawila Viharaya, examines the authenticity and possibility of its occurrence,
particularly a "God Like" configuration involving multiple exalted planets.
The text describes a collaborative reverse-engineering process that finds that the most astronomically stable date for this unique alignment actually exists. By analyzing various division charts such as the Navamsaka and Dasamsaka, the authors link the planetary movements to traditional Hela historical accounts, which include a thirteen-year reign and a lifespan of 120 years.
The analysis highlights how specific Dasha cycles and transits, particularly involving Jupiter and Saturn, led to his transition from a warrior king to an enlightened sage. Finally, the documents argue that this 953 BCE timeline provides a more powerful and technically accurate spiritual blueprint than conventional modern chronologies.