This page provides an in-depth analysis of various Yogas in Edmond Haraucourt's Kundali, detailing their strength, influence on different life areas, and timing for when their effects are likely to manifest.
Index of Yoga Reports
Yoga reports based on the authentic principles of Vedic Astrology.Surya Yogas
Yogas in Vedic astrology are formed due to the position of the Sun and the planets around it.
What is Surya Yogas?
Surya Yogas in Vedic astrology refer to auspicious combinations formed by the Sun (Surya). These yogas can bring power, fame, authority, and success to an individual, depending on how and where the Sun is placed in a horoscope.
We have identified one Surya Yogas in your Kundali.
1. Budha-Aditya Yoga (Nipuna Yoga)
Budha means Mercury, Aaditya means Sun and yoga means togetherness. If Sun and Mercury are together (in one sign), this yoga is present.
This yoga blesses the native with intelligence, success, good reputation, sharp mind, and high energy levels. It makes them a quick learner, witty, and strong-willed. The effects vary based on the house placement - in the 1st house it gives fame, in the 2nd wealth, in the 5th creativity, in the 10th professional success, and so on. Overall, Budh Aditya Yoga grants the native a prosperous life filled with royal comforts, good education, and government favor. However, it can also make them egoistic at times.
- 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.
- You will experience the result of this yoga in the Antardashas of Sun-Mercury, Sun-Sun, and Mercury-Sun.
- You have already gone through the Antardashas of Sun-Mercury, Sun-Sun, and Mercury-Sun and have experienced the result of this yoga.
Reference
Three Hundred Important Combinations (Page number - #54, Yoga number - #24)
Raja Yogas
Raj Yoga in Vedic Astrology indicates a powerful planetary combination bestowing success, wealth, and high status.
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.
- 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.
- House-8 : Reflects transformation, secrets, death, and inheritances. It governs life-changing experiences, mysteries, shared finances, legacies, and your approach to the deeper, hidden aspects of life.
- You will experience the result of this yoga in the Antardashas of Mercury-Saturn, Mercury-Mercury, and Saturn-Mercury.
- You have already gone through the Antardashas of Mercury-Saturn, Mercury-Mercury, and Saturn-Mercury and have experienced the result of this yoga.
Reference
Three Hundred Important Combinations (Page number - #237, Yoga number - #247)
2. Chandra Mangal Raj Yoga
If the Moon joins Mars in the 2nd or 3rd house and Rahu occupies the 5th house then this yoga is caused.
This combination blesses the native with immense courage, determination, and the ability to overcome challenges. The Moon's association with the dynamic Mars grants them a strong will and assertive nature, while Rahu's presence in the 5th house of creativity and intelligence enhances their innovative thinking. Individuals with this yoga often excel in fields that require bold, pioneering spirit, such as entrepreneurship, sports, or the military. However, they may also need to be cautious of impulsiveness or aggression at times. Overall, this yoga confers the native with remarkable drive and the potential for great achievements.
- House-2 : Represents wealth, personal values, speech, and family. It also reflects possessions, self-worth, and financial stability, impacting how you manage resources and material comforts.
- House-5 : Represents creativity, children, love affairs, and intellect. It governs your ability to express joy, romantic inclinations, hobbies, speculative gains, and the influence of past karma.
- House-8 : Reflects transformation, secrets, death, and inheritances. It governs life-changing experiences, mysteries, shared finances, legacies, and your approach to the deeper, hidden aspects of life.
- You will experience the result of this in the Pratyantardashas of Moon-Rahu-Mars, Moon-Rahu-Moon, and Moon-Rahu-Rahu.
- You have already gone through the Pratyantardashas of Moon-Rahu-Mars, Moon-Rahu-Moon, and Moon-Rahu-Rahu and have experienced the result of this yoga.
Reference
Three Hundred Important Combinations (Page number - #237, Yoga number - #255)