Shrikanta Yoga - The Sun, Moon, and Lagnesha in kendra or trikona houses, specifically in exaltation or their own/friendly signs. Nobility, kindness, and spirituality. Shri Govind Swarup Agarwal - "Vedic Astrology" Cases when planetary yogas do not bring expected results
Read moreShankha Yoga is formed by the rulers of the 5th and 6th houses, located in mutual kendras [i.e., in the 1st, 4th, 7th, or 10th houses from each other]. In this case, Lagnesha must be strong; or the lord of the 9th house must be strong, and Lagnesha and the lord of the 10th house must be located in...
Read moreParvata Yoga bestows wealth, prosperity, high position (including in local government), passionate temperament, and inclination towards charitable activities. This yoga has three variations: 1) Lagnesha in exaltation or in its own sign and simultaneously in an angular house or trine; 2) Lagnesha...
Read moreKaahala-yoga is formed when there is a strong Lagnesha and the lords of the 4th and 9th houses are placed in mutual kendras. It makes a person independent, fearless, famous, a military commander or head of a local community, respected by authorities, generous, and happy in the second half of life.
Read moreIshatabala-yoga - the combination of Lagnesha with the lords of the 5th and 9th houses in the 1st, 4th, or 10th house. Makes a person the king of kings. Shri Govind Swarup Agarwal - "Vedic Astrology" In which cases do planetary yogas not bring expected results
Read moreChamara Yoga promises excellent education, knowledge, academic achievements, a solid professional status, respect from high-ranking individuals, and a long life. There are two variants of this yoga: 1) Exalted Lagnesha in a kendra under the aspect of Jupiter; 2) Two favorable planets in the 1st,
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