Yoga Reports

What is Chandra Yogas?

Chandra Yogas in Vedic astrology are auspicious or inauspicious combinations involving the Moon (Chandra). The Moon represents the mind, emotions, and overall mental stability. These yogas play a significant role in shaping a person's mental strength, emotional well-being, and success.

We have identified two Chandra Yogas in your Kundali.

1. Adhi Yoga

If the natural benefics occupy 6th, 7th and 8th from Moon, this yoga is present. For example, if Moon is in Taurus, Mercury and Jupiter in Virgo and Venus is Leo, then this yoga is present.

This powerful yoga bestows the native with immense success, wealth and prosperity. They are able to easily accomplish their goals and desires. The native gains authority, respect and the ability to triumph over opponents. They enjoy a happy, harmonious family life and may even attain a high, ruling position. Adhi Yoga grants the person a life of luxury, comfort and recognition. However, the intensity of the effects depends on the overall strength and placement of the involved planets.

1. House-10 : Reflects social networks, aspirations, gains, and friendships. It governs your connections with groups, desires, long-term goals, and opportunities for success through collective efforts.

1. You will experience the result of this yoga in the Antardashas of Jupiter-Moon, Jupiter-Jupiter, and Moon-Jupiter.
2. You have already gone through the Antardashas of Jupiter-Moon, Jupiter-Jupiter, and Moon-Jupiter and have experienced the result of this yoga.

Reference

Three Hundred Important Combinations (Page number - #25, Yoga number - #7)

2. Sunapha Yoga

If there are planets other than Sun in the 2nd house from Moon, this yoga is present. For example, if Moon is in Gemini and Jupiter and Mercury are in Cancer, then this yoga is present.

This yoga bestows the native with exceptional drive, ambition and the ability to achieve success through their own efforts. They possess strong communication skills, intelligence and a practical approach to life. The native is likely to accumulate wealth, property and enjoy a respected social standing. Sunapha Yoga can make them authoritative, sometimes even to the point of being domineering. The specific effects depend on the nature of the planet forming the yoga - benefic planets like Jupiter or Venus enhance the positive traits, while malefics like Mars or Saturn may introduce challenges.

1. House-11 : Represents losses, isolation, spirituality, foreign lands, and hidden enemies. It relates to letting go, solitude, spiritual growth, and how you confront life's hidden, unseen dimensions.
2. House-10 : Reflects social networks, aspirations, gains, and friendships. It governs your connections with groups, desires, long-term goals, and opportunities for success through collective efforts.

1. You will experience the result of this in the Pratyantardashas of Mercury-Mars-Moon, Mercury-Mars-Mercury, and Mercury-Mars-Mars.
2. You have already gone through the Pratyantardashas of Mercury-Mars-Moon, Mercury-Mars-Mercury, and Mercury-Mars-Mars and have experienced the result of this yoga.

Reference

Three Hundred Important Combinations (Page number - #16, Yoga number - #2)

What is Panchmahapurusha Yogas?

Panchmahapurusha Yogas are considered highly auspicious yogas in Vedic astrology, formed by five specific planets: Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn. When any of these planets are strong and occupy a Kendra (1st, 4th, 7th, or 10th house) in their own sign or exaltation, they create a Panchmahapurusha Yoga. These yogas bestow greatness, success, and power to the native.

We have identified one Panchmahapurusha Yogas in your Kundali.

1. Hamsa Yoga (Aakassa Tattva Yoga)

If Jupiter is in a quadrant in own sign or exaltation sign, it is called Hamsa yoga. In other words, Jupiter should be in Sg, Pi or Cn and he should be in 1st, 4th, 7th or 10th from lagna. This yoga does not apply from Moon and it applies mainly in rasi chart. As an example, a native with lagna in Sg and Jupiter in Pi will have this yoga.

This rare yoga blesses the native with an attractive personality, melodious voice, sharp intellect and a strong moral compass. They are respected for their wisdom, leadership abilities and commitment to public service. Hamsa Yoga natives often excel in fields like politics, education, spirituality or humanitarian work. They enjoy a luxurious, comfortable life and live a long, fulfilling life. However, the yoga's effects depend on Jupiter's overall strength and dignity in the chart.

1. House-4 : Reflects home, mother, property, emotional security, and inner peace. It indicates your roots, family upbringing, domestic life, and connection to your ancestry and heritage.

Reference

Three Hundred Important Combinations (Page number - #43, Yoga number - #19)

What is Raja Yogas?

Raja Yogas in Vedic astrology are auspicious combinations that grant power, authority, success, and prosperity to the native. The term 'Raja' means king, and these yogas are known for bestowing a royal-like status, either through professional achievements, wealth, or social standing. Raja Yogas often elevate an individual to a higher status in life, especially in terms of career, influence, and recognition.

We have identified two Raja Yogas in your Kundali.

1. Digbala Raja Yoga,

If two, three or four planets possess Digbala then this yoga is caused.

Digbala refers to the planets being placed in the directions favorable to their nature. When multiple planets gain this directional strength, it blesses the native with extraordinary success, authority and the ability to overcome challenges. The specific effects depend on the number of planets with Digbala and the nature of those planets. Generally, the more planets with this strength, the more remarkable the achievements of the individual. This yoga can grant the native fame, wealth, leadership abilities and the capacity to influence others. However, the overall dignity and relationships of the planets are also key factors in determining the full results.

1. House-12 : Governs self, physical appearance, personality, health, and how others perceive you. It represents the overall direction of your life and your approach to new beginnings.
2. House-11 : Represents losses, isolation, spirituality, foreign lands, and hidden enemies. It relates to letting go, solitude, spiritual growth, and how you confront life's hidden, unseen dimensions.

1. You will experience the result of this yoga in the Antardashas of Mars-Sun, Mars-Mars, and Sun-Mars.
2. You have already gone through the Antardashas of Mars-Sun, Mars-Mars, and Sun-Mars and have experienced the result of this yoga.

Reference

Three Hundred Important Combinations (Page number - #237, Yoga number - #247)

2. Gaja Kesari Raj Yoga

If the Moon is surely in a kendra other than Lagna and aspected by Jupiter, and otherwise powerful then this yoga is caused.

This combination blesses the native with immense good fortune, wealth, success and the ability to achieve their goals. Individuals with this yoga possess a strong, confident personality and are often drawn to leadership roles. They enjoy a respected social standing and the capacity to overcome obstacles. The Moon's placement in a kendra house and Jupiter's aspect grant the native wisdom, spirituality and the support of influential people. This yoga is considered highly auspicious, as it confers the native extraordinary success and abundance.

1. House-4 : Reflects home, mother, property, emotional security, and inner peace. It indicates your roots, family upbringing, domestic life, and connection to your ancestry and heritage.
2. House-10 : Reflects social networks, aspirations, gains, and friendships. It governs your connections with groups, desires, long-term goals, and opportunities for success through collective efforts.

1. You will experience the result of this yoga in the Antardashas of Jupiter-Moon, Jupiter-Jupiter, and Moon-Jupiter.
2. You have already gone through the Antardashas of Jupiter-Moon, Jupiter-Jupiter, and Moon-Jupiter and have experienced the result of this yoga.

Reference

Three Hundred Important Combinations (Page number - #237, Yoga number - #251)