Have you ever wondered why some people are luckier than others? Numerous people even consult astrologers to know about their luck in life. Yes, astrologers can quickly ascertain a person’s luck by examining the “yogas” in their birth chart or horoscope. As a result, many people nowadays prefer to talk to astrologer and on calls, where they can speak with experts and get answers instantly. Curious about what yogas are? Read on to uncover.
You’ve probably heard of the astrological term ‘Yoga,’ which is not the same as the yoga that people practice for physical well-being. Yoga in Vedic astrology has much to do with a person’s luck factor. It’s basically the planets, zodiac sign, and house combinations in a horoscope that forms these yogas, which can bring favorable results for a person. To learn more interesting facts about astrology yogas, read on.
Here, we’ll talk about some of the most well-known astrological “Yogas” that, when found in a person’s Kundli, horoscope, or birth chart, can cause a profoundly positive transformation in that person’s life. But, before we get into the specifics of various yogas, let’s first talk about what yoga means in astrology.
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What is Yoga in Astrology?
Yoga is the placement, aspect, or conjunction of one planet, sign, or house to another. Shlokas, or verses, in ancient Vedic texts detail a mind-boggling array of planetary combinations promising extreme good luck to a person. In astrological terminology, these combinations are known as Yogas. Yoga is a good combination of planets present in a specific fashion in a person’s birth chart that gives rise to favorable outcomes for the individual. Depending on the combination, yoga in your Kundli can be advantageous or detrimental. Vedic Astrology has hundreds of yoga based on the position of the planets at the time of your birth. Additionally, there are a few special mentions that are extremely hard to find yogas in astrology!
An astrologer can look at your Vedic birth chart and tell you about the yoga it contains. Nowadays, you can find many astrologers online to have your yogas checked by having an astrologer chat online or phone consultation at your convenience.
Let’s talk about some of the most widely recognizable Yogas in astrology.
~ Panch Mahapurush Yoga
Panch Mahapurush Yoga, as the name implies, is created by five planets, each with unique characteristics. The five planets are Jupiter, Mars, Mercury, Saturn, and Venus. Depending on where they are located in the various houses of your birth chart, they will have a different impact. The five yogas that fall under this extremely significant yoga in astrology are Hamsa Yoga, Malavya Yoga, Bhadra Yoga, Ruchaka Yoga, and Sasa Yoga. You can talk to an astrologer for more specific predictions about them.
~ Budh Aditya Yoga
The auspicious conjunction of Sun and Mercury creates Budh Aditya Yoga in Kundli. In your birth chart, the conjunction could appear in any of the houses. The Sun is the giver of ego, power, and energy. Mercury is the source of strength, mental insight, wisdom, and consciousness. In other words, Mercury controls the qualities of the Sun, whose excess can be detrimental over time. These two brilliant celestial bodies get along remarkably well, though. Budh Aditya Yoga bestows blessings on the locals differently depending on which house the conjunction is formed in.
~ Gaja Kesari Yoga
Gaja Kesari Yoga, one of the most popular forms of yoga, is regarded as a very fortunate and beneficial form of yoga. The positions of Jupiter and the Moon in your birth chart create Gaja Kesari Yoga. This Yoga is formed when the Moon and Jupiter are in mutual Kendra, which is placed in the first, fourth, seventh, or tenth house from one another. This yoga is thought to have a powerful, long-lasting influence.
~ Guru Mangal Yoga
When Jupiter and Mars align in one’s birth chart, Guru Mangal Yoga is formed. The prosperity that this yoga bestows on the native is what it is most famous for among all the advantages it offers. It is no surprise considering that Jupiter and Mars both have a reputation for bringing a lot of luck when they are placed in favorable positions. Mars’s strength and aggression, combined with Jupiter’s intelligence, will make you spiritual, intelligent, and cheerful.
~ Chandra Mangal Yoga
The Chandra Mangal Yoga formation occurs when the Moon and Mars are in the same house. However, both planets must be beneficial in the native’s birth chart for this yoga to be effective. So even if these planets are in the same house but have malefic effects on your birth chart, the Chandra Mangal Yoga will not favor you. Chandra Mangal Yoga is thought to bring the native ultimate riches when beneficial. It is frequently thought of not as strong as other forms of yoga, though.
~ Raja Yoga
Raja Yoga, by far the most well-known Yoga in Astrology, is not formed by a single combination of planets. Raja Yoga is formed by the associations between your Kundli’s Kendra or Quadrant (1st, 4th, 7th, and 10th) and Trikona or Trine (5th and 9th) Houses. There are numerous Raja Yoga combinations and types, including Vipreet Raja Yoga, Neech Bhang Raja Yoga, Kendra Trikon Yoga, and many more. Raja Yoga, as the name implies, transforms natives into true ‘Kings’ and is said to bring success, wealth, happiness, and accomplishments fit for a king.
Conclusion
Since ancient times, we have used knowledge of the planets’ positions in our birth charts, their motions, and transits to improve our lives. Knowing which aspects of yoga are having an impact on your life will help you identify your strengths and the best doors to approach for success. However, no amount of yoga will take care of everything and make your life a miracle. Consider it a small sign of support from the planets, which will only strengthen your efforts. As the saying goes, “If you want something done, do it yourself.”
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