Deeper Insights into Combust Planets in Vedic Astrology A combust planet (Aast Graha) in Vedic Jyotish loses its independent strength due to the overpowering radiance of the Sun. This phenomenon…
Certainly! Here are more examples of Karak planets and their significations in Vedic astrology: 1. Naisargik Karak (Natural Significators) These planets have fixed significations and influence various aspects of life.…
In Vedic Jyotish, the terms Ucchabhilashi and Neechabhilashi describe the transitional states of planets as they approach their exaltation (Uccha) or debilitation (Neecha) signs. Ucchabhilashi (Exaltation-Seeking Planet) A planet is…
Chandrama ka Pakshiya Bal (Lunar Strength Based on Phases) refers to the strength of the Moon depending on its waxing (Shukla Paksha) and waning (Krishna Paksha) phases in Vedic astrology.…
Here’s how the concepts of Aarohi Grah and Avrohi Grah can be understood in astrology: Aarohi Grah (Ascending Planets): These planets are in a favorable state, where their energy is…
The Mool Trikon of a planet refers to the specific section of a zodiac sign where the planet feels most comfortable and is able to express its energy in a…