Category: Grahas
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The divine custodian of righteouness – Dharmarāja Shani (Saturn)
Saturn is the personification of a deep seated resentment and frustration with current circumstances usually rooted in some sort of injustice. The instinctive reaction of someone under a Saturnian influence is therefore to rebel against the status quo no matter what the cost, in the process damaging not only other but oneself as well. The…
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The everlasting king and timeless sustainer – Surya the Sun
Health A strong and / or stable Surya is an indicator of vitality and good health. It gives the native extraordinary levels of stamina, good digestion, good circulation and strong muscles. In turn, Surya helps “burn” toxins and maintain balanced / constant weight. A “bright and sunny” outlook to life contributes to emotional health which…
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The ever youthful prince of the cosmos – Budha
Mercury is the rational, logical, communicative merchant, the “Energizer Bunny + Curious George” combo of the celestial world. It is likes to play. It likes to experiment. In watery signs, Mercury is the grumpy kid. Watery signs are Moksha signs. Moksha signs are all about silence, contemplation, meditation, anything that furthers the soul’s journey back…
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The eternal enigmas – Rahu and Ketu
We as humans, whether we care to admit or not, are creatures of curiosity and intrigue. Adam, Eve, the serpent and the apple, remember! Rahu is the curious cat among the Grahas. Ketu on the other hand stands to remind us of the consequences that we would eventually have to face, should we not keep…
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Chandra – the heart and soul of Jyotish
The Moon in more ways that one is the linchpin of Jyotish. It therefore is a great starting point of any chart analysis be it Natal or Horary. Waxing and Waning Moon Definition:The moon is considered waxing (Shukla Paksha) when it is moving away from the Sun and waning (Krishna Paksha) when it moving towards…