Solar Illumination: A Review of the Vedic Sun Yogas.
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Solar Illumination: A Review of the Vedic Sun Yogas.
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Solar Illumination: A Review of the Vedic Sun Yogas."
Vesi Yoga: Formed when planets (except the Moon) occupy the 2nd house from the Sun; it makes the person fortunate, happy, virtuous, and aristocratic.
Vasi Yoga: Formed when planets (except the Moon) occupy the 12th house from the Sun; it renders the native prosperous, liberal, and a favorite of ruling classes.
Obhayachari Yoga: Formed when planets (except the Moon) are on both sides of the Sun (2nd and 12th houses); it results in an eloquent speaker who is well-proportioned and liked by all.
Budha-Aditya Yoga: Occurs when Mercury combines with the Sun (ideally at least 10 degrees apart); it indicates a highly intelligent, skillful person with a good reputation.
Rajalakshana Yoga: While primarily involving benefics in Kendras, it is associated with solar strength to grant an attractive appearance and qualities of high personages.
Mahabhagya Yoga: Involves the Sun, Moon, and Lagna in odd signs for males (day birth) or even signs for females (night birth); it confers good character, fame, and a long life.
Ravi Yoga: Formed when the Sun is in the 10th house and the 10th lord is in the 3rd house with Saturn; it brings respect from rulers and proficiency in sciences