Aast Grihas or Set Planets

Aast Grihas or Set Planets Planets which lose some of their power due to their presence in close proximity of Sun are termed as 'Aast Grihas' in Vedic Astrology. Planets which not 'Aast' are termed as 'Udit Grihas'. Note: (i) Sun can never be 'Aast'. (ii) Rahu & Ketu are always 'Aast' not because they are always close to Sun but because they don't have any physical existence. From how many degrees a planet becomes 'Aast' from Sun? Planet

Maargi

Vakriya

Chandra (Moon)

12°

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Mangal (Mars)

17°

8°

Budh (Mercury)

14°

12°

Guru (Jupiter)

11°

11°

Shukra (Venus)

10°

8°

Shani (Saturn)

16°

16°

http://astrologer-astrology.com/aast_grihas_indian_vedic_astrology_jyotish.htm

Retrograde Planets or Vakriya Grihas Planets which seem to be moving in the opposite direction of their movement (when seen from Earth) in their respective orbits are termed as retrograde planets in Jyotish. In actual no planet moves in the opposite direction but since the Earth is also revolving around the Sun, due to which according to the concept of relative motion many times it seems that the planet is moving in opposite direction. Note: - (i) Sun & Moon can never be retrograde. (ii) Rahu & Ketu are always retrograde. (iii) Planets which are not 'Vakriya' are termed as 'Maargi'. http://astrologer-astrology.com/retrograde_planets_indian_vedic_astrology_jyotish.htm

Approx. time a planet takes in transitting through a zodiac Planet

Duration

Planet

Duration

Surya

1 Month

Guru

13 Months

Chandra

2.25 days

Shukra

1 Month

Mangal

1.5 Month

Shani

2.5 years

Budh

1 Month

Rahu/Ketu

1.5 Years

http://astrologer-astrology.com/time_planet_zodiac_indian_vedic_astrology_jyotish.htm

Angular Velocity of Earth in Astrology or Jyotish Earth rotates from West to East on its axis. It takes 24 hours to complete one rotation which means it rotates through 360° in this interval. This way it would take 4 minutes in rotating through 1°. One revolution = 360° = 24 hours 360° = 24 × 60 minutes 1° = (24 × 60 minutes) / 360° = 4 minutes http://astrologer-astrology.com/angular_velocity_indian_vedic_astrology_jyotish.htm

Constellations & their lord planets Nakshatra

Lord Planet

Nakshatra

1. Ashvini

Ketu

10. Magha

2. Bharni

Shukra Surya

3. Kritika

Lord Planet

Nakshatra

Lord Planet

19. Moola

Ketu

11. Poorvafaalguni Shukra

20. Poorvashadha

Shukra

12. Uttarafaalguni Surya

21. Uttarashadha

Surya

Ketu

4. Rohini

Chandra

13. Hast

5. Mrigshira

Mangal

14. Chitra

Mangal

23. Dhanishtha

6. Aardra

Rahu

15. Swati

Rahu

24. Shatbhisha

7. Punarvasu Guru

16. Vishakha

Guru

25. Poorvabhadrpada Guru

8. Pushya

Shani

17. Anuradha

Shani

26. Uttarabhadrapada Shani

Budh

18. Jyeshtha

Budh

27. Revati

9. Aashlesha

Chandra

22. Shravana

Chandra Mangal Rahu

Budh

http://astrologer-astrology.com/constellations_lords_indian_vedic_astrology_jyotish.htm

Dikbal of Planets or Grihas Dik means disha or direction, so dikbal means power that a planet acquires due to it's presence in some specific direction. Planet Surya or Sun

Dikbali in Direction or house of Birth Chart Aakash or 10th house

Chandra or Moon Paatal or 4th house Mangal or Mars

Aakash or 10th house

Budh or Mercury East or Lagna or 1st house Guru or Jupiter

East or Lagna or 1st house

Shukra or Venus

Paatal or 4th house

Shani or Saturn

West or 7th house

http://astrologer-astrology.com/dikbal_indian_vedic_astrology_jyotish.htm

Gandmool Dosha or Dosa If a person is born either in Ashvini, Revati, Magha, Ashlesha, Moola or Jyeshtha

nakshatra then the birth chart of the person is said to have Gandmool Dosha in the Jyotisha of so called pandits. There are three points in the ecliptic at which the boundaries of two zodiac signs or rashis & the boundaries of two constellations or nakshatras coincide. If the moon is close to any of such three points at the time of birth of a person than the person is said to have Gandmool Dosha. Point-I The first point is the boundary of the sign Aries (or Maish rashi) & the sign Taurus (or Vrish rashi) at which the boundary of Ashvini & Revati nakshatra also coincides. Point-II The second point is the boundary of the sign Cancer (or Kark rashi) & the sign Leo (or Singh rashi) at which the boundary of Magha & Ashlesha nakshatra also coincides. Point-III The third point is the boundary of the sign Scorpio (or Vrishchik rashi) & the sign Sagittarius (or Dhanu rashi) at which the boundary of Moola & Jyeshtha nakshatra also coincides. If the birth chart of a child is said to contain such a dosha then it is said by the so called pandits that his father should not see the face of that child for the next 28 days after the birth of that child & a pooja should get done by the pandits in the interval of those 28 days. But in actual such a dosha is a myth & has got a lot of exceptions because nothing bad happened to the fathers of such children who saw their faces with in 28 days of their birth, when no pooja was done by any of the pandits. In actual, relationship with father is observed by analysing tenth house in the birth chart. Such a dosha is not a part of Indian Vedic Astrology & is a mere superstition. http://astrologer-astrology.com/gandmool_indian_vedic_astrology_jyotish.htm

Kaal Sarpa Dosh or Dosha or Yog

If all the planets (except Rahu & Ketu) in the birth chart of some person come on one side of the axis of Rahu & Ketu then the birth chart is said to have Kaalsarpa Dosha in Jyotish. It is said by the so called panditas that such a dosha is not auspicious regarding variuos issues of life of a person. But in practical many exceptions are observed to such a concept. Such a Dosha is not part of Indian Vedic Astrology & is a superstition. 12 types of Kaalsarpa Yog Type of Kaal Sarpa Yog Rahu present in house Ketu present in house Anant

1st

7th

Kulik

2nd

8th

Vasuki

3rd

9th

Shankhpal

4th

10th

Padma

5th

11th

Mahapadma

6th

12th

Takshak

7th

1st

Karkotak

8th

2nd

Shankhnaad

9th

3rd

Paatak

10th

4th

Vishaakt

11th

5th

Sheshnaag

12th

6th

http://astrologer-astrology.com/kaalsarpa_indian_vedic_astrology_jyotish.htm Yog Technically, a Yog is said to be completed when the phase difference of the positions of Sun & Moon becomes multiple of 13° 20´. There are 27 Yogs but they have no correlation with nakshatras or constellations. 27 Yogs 1.

Vishkumbh 2.

Preeti

3.

Ayushman

4.

Saubhagya 5.

Shobhan

6.

Atigand

7.

Sukarma

Ghriti

9.

Shool

8.

10 Gand .

11 Vridhi .

12 Dhruv .

13 Vyaghat

14 Irshan

15 Bair

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16 Sidhi .

17 18 Vyatipaat Variyan . .

19 Paridh .

20 Shiv .

21 Siddh .

22 Saadhya .

23 Shubh .

24 Shukla .

25 Brahma .

26 Aendra .

27 Vaidhriti .

http://astrologer-astrology.com/yog_indian_vedic_astrology_jyotish.htm Karan Karan is based upon tithi. It is half of a tithi. This way technically, a karan is said to be completed when the phase difference between the positions of Sun & Moon becomes integral multiple of six. There are 11 karans. Out of which the first seven karans are called as 'Char' (or variable) karans & the last four are called as 'Sthir' (or constant) karans. Last four are called as 'Sthir' because they always come on second half of Krishna Paksh Chaturdashi, first half of Aamavasya, second half of Aamavasya & first half of Shukla Paksh Pratipada. 11 Karans 1 Baav .

2.

Baalav 3.

Kaulav

4 Taitil .

5 Gar .

6.

Vanij

Vishti

8 Shaku . n

9 10 Chatushpad Naag . .

7.

11 Kistughna .

http://astrologer-astrology.com/karan_indian_vedic_astrology_jyotish.htm

Saadhesati or Sadhesati It is made up of 'Saadhesaat' which means a period of 'Seven & a half' years. A person or his Chandra Rashi or Moon Sign is said to be under the influence of Sadhesati if the Shani or Saturn in Gochar or present tense is transitting through that Chandra Rashi or it's previous rashi or it's next rashi.

When the Shani in gochar (or present) enters the previous zodiac of the Chandra rashi of the person, sadhesati is said to be started on that Chandra rashi (first charan of sadhesati is said to be started). When the Shani enters in the Moon sign of the person, second charan is said to be started & when the Shani enters the next rashi, third charan is said to be started. since Shani takes a period of about 2.5 years in transitting through a zodiac, this way in transitting thorugh three rashis it would take a total of: - 2.5 + 2.5 + 2.5 = 7.5 years. Three contiguous rashis would always be under the influence of Shani's sadhesati simultaneously. Some rashi would be under first charan, previous to this rashi would be under second charan & previous to this previous rashi would be under third charan of sadhesati. There are a total of 12 rashis. This way 3/12 = 0.25 or 25% rashis are always under the influence os Shani's sadhesati. But this concept of Sadhesati is not a part of Vedic Astrology & is a part of jyotish of so called pandits. Mahadasha-Antardasha of grihas plays a more vital role in determining about a person's time phase (good or bad regarding a particular issue of life) at a given time. Sadhesati affects a person more on psychological basis. http://astrologer-astrology.com/sadhesati_indian_vedic_astrology_jyotish.htm

Dhaiya of Shani Dhaiya word is derived from 'Dhaai', which means a period of 'Dhaai years'. A person or his chandra rashi is said to be under the influence of Dhaiya if the Shani in gochar or present is transitting through either 4th or 8th zodiac from his chandra rashi. As Shani takes 2.5 years in transitting through a zodiac, this period is termed as Dhaiya of Shani. http://astrologer-astrology.com/dhaiya_indian_vedic_astrology_jyotish.htm

Disha Shool or Disha Shul According to this concept of so called pandits, travelling in some particular directions on some specific days is not considered as auspicious. However, this is not a part of Vedic Astrology. Day

Direction in which not to travel

Sunday

West

Monday

East

Tuesday

North

Wednesday North Thursday

South

Friday

West

Saturday

East

http://astrologer-astrology.com/disha_shool_indian_vedic_astrology_jyotish.htm