Budhaditya Yoga is a strong astrological combination that occurs when Mercury and the Sun are in the same house in a horoscope. This rare conjunction, it is believed, has a deeply impacting effect on an individual’s personality and traits as a whole. Vedic astrology labels Budhaditya yoga as heightened intelligence, improved communication skills, and adaptability that makes an individual more dynamic and effective in personal as well as professional life. Continue reading →

Raj yogas in astrology are auspicious formations that signify powerful planetary alignment within a person’s horoscope. The formation of these Rajyogas generally involves the ninth, tenth, second, and eleventh house and their house-lords, exaltation signs, and exaltation lords. There are many types of different Rajyogas that can be formed in a horoscope. The placement of the lord of the sixth, eighth, and twelfth house in any one of the other two houses of the horoscope leads to the formation of Vipreet Rajyoga. This is the prevalent definition of this Rajyoga in Vedic astrology. However, there are also other conditions to be met, which we will be seeing in this post. Continue reading →

Kaal Sarp Yog is a belief theory in Vedic astrology. According to this, if a certain planetary configuration can be identified in a chart of a person, then it is believed to have an essential impact upon the person’s life. The astrological combination is generally believed to cause hindrances and troubles, hence managing the influences is possible if the impact is well understood and remedies are sought for it. For this, consulting a Vedic astrologer is necessary to understand and tackle the effects of Kaal Sarp Yog. Continue reading →

Astrology has rightly highlighted that Pitra Dosh should rather be referred to as a mediation for cursed ancestors, because it helps one understand that there is unresolved karma tied to one’s ancestors. Many people get confused thinking this is a disease but it is actually a process to heal and grow. In this post, we shall study the phenomenon of Pitra Dosh, how to identify its signs and follow up with how we can reduce its impact. Continue reading →

Yogas is a concept that is unique to Vedic astrology. They are special combinations and positions of planets with respect to houses and other planets. Certain planetary positions lead to specific results, whether good or bad. Different ways planets associate with each other and form combinations called yogas. There are many yogas in Vedic astrology. One such prominent yoga is formed when Jupiter is in Kendra from the Moon when it is in houses 1,4,6 or 10 from the Moon. This is called Gaj Kesari Yoga, which can bless the native with authority, success, fame, wealth, spiritual growth, creativity, etc. Continue reading →

Yogas are special combinations and positions of planets in a horoscope, in terms of houses and other planets. Even if the prevalent definition of any yoga seems to be simple, the actual process of calculating the results is complex. Billions of combinations are possible in a horoscope, but several other factors play a significant role in the formation of a specific yoga. These factors also affect the impact of yoga. One such yoga is the Angarak Yoga, which is formed when Mars is placed with Rahu or receives an aspect from Rahu. Continue reading →

If the lord of the sixth, eighth, and twelfth house is placed in any other two houses of the horoscope, Vipreet Rajyoga is formed. This means that if the lord of the sixth house is placed in the 12th or 8th house, Vipreet Rajyoga will be formed. Similarly if the lord of the eighth house is placed in the sixth or twelfth house, Vipreet Rajyoga will be formed. This yoga is divided into three categories. In this post we will look at the three types of Vipreet Rajyoga. Continue reading →

In astrology, debilitated planets hold significant influence over an individual’s birth chart, impacting various aspects of their life. These planets are considered to be in a weakened position, which can affect their astrological strengths and contribute to challenges or obstacles in certain areas. Continue reading →

Mars, or Mangal, is a fiery planet loaded with energy. Mars is the planet of energy, and marriage is a sensitive relationship. The extra energy on Mars may not be good for it, and it can break the marriage or cause the death of a partner. When functionally beneficial, its energy can be used for various constructive purposes. But when functionally malefic in a horoscope, the energy of Mars can become destructive. Malefic Mars can cause multiple problems for the natives related to marriage. This is when Mars is said to form Manglik Dosh in a horoscope. Continue reading →

Nakshatra is a Vedic term mentioned in Rig Veda, Atharav Vedaa and Yajurveda, which refers to a lunar mansion or constellations of groups of stars that influence a person’s life. As per Vedic astrology, lunar constellations or Nakshatras form an association with the natal symbols of the Moon. There are 27 Nakshatras whose names are related to a prominent star. Each Nakshtra is divided into four padas. In this post, we will see the various aspects of the Poorvashada Nakshatra in detail. Continue reading →