Meaning of Different Raj Yogas in Your Birth Chart!

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When one speaks of astrology, most of the time people think of planets and, more frequently, doshas. Then, we have notorious Rahu and Ketu to keep us worried. But astrology is far from being one-sided. In life, everyone seeks happiness, peace, and prosperity, but how much happiness a person will have is uncertain. Raj Yoga, in Vedic astrology, helps one know the specific periods of immense happiness and prosperity in one’s life. Let us tell you more about this period of immense happiness and growth in your life, how it is formed, and, more importantly, how you can know about its presence in your life.

What is Raj Yoga?

In a birth chart, certain houses like the First House (Ascendant), Second House (Wealth), Fourth House (Family and Property), Fifth House (Intelligence, Education, Love), Seventh House (Marriage, Business), Ninth House (Fortune), Tenth House (Career), and Eleventh House (Income) play a crucial role in providing positive outcomes. When the lords of these houses are strongly connected, conjunct, or interchange positions, it forms a powerful Raj Yoga, indicating stability and positive results in the future.

Let us tell you about some of the special and most important Raj Yogas.

Different Types of Raj Yogs

Vipreet Raj Yog

Vipreet Raj Yoga occurs when the lord of a Trikha house is positioned within the Trikha house itself or forms a combination or aspect with it. For instance, if the eighth house lord is in the twelfth or sixth house, or if the sixth house lord is in the eighth house, the combination or aspect relationship between the lords of the Trikha houses is considered excellent yoga, bringing immense joy and prosperity to the natives. Astrology suggests that inauspicious planets lose their malefic nature when placed in unfavourable houses.

Neechbhanga Raj Yog

Neech Bhang Raj Yoga occurs when a debilitated planet, which might initially indicate unfavourable outcomes, produces positive results under specific conditions. One such condition is when the debilitated planet is in the same sign as an exalted planet, either in conjunction with or aspected by it. This yoga can lead to success, particularly in areas related to the house governed by the exalted planet. For instance, if the Raj Yoga forms in a house ruled by the Sun, success in politics or government jobs may be achieved.

Rajya Poojit Raj Yog

This Raj Yoga is typically observed in females. If a woman has this yoga in her birth chart, it indicates that her husband will be a respected and affluent individual in society. The yoga is formed when, at the time of her birth, the seventh house is occupied by an auspicious planet, an equally auspicious planet, a planet associated with an auspicious planet, or if any auspicious planet influences the seventh house

Gaj Kesari Raja Yog

The Gaj Kesari Raja Yoga is highly influential, occurring when Jupiter is positioned in the first, fourth, seventh, or tenth house from the Moon, or when both are in these houses. Individuals with this yoga become scholars, earning fame and wealth through their intelligence.

Akhanda Raj Yoga

Akhanda Samrajya Yoga is a rare and powerful Rajyog associated with dominance and rulership. It occurs when a strong Jupiter governs the second, fifth, or eleventh house from the ascendant. Additionally, if the ruling lord of the second, ninth, or eleventh house from the moon occupies a Kendra, the Akhanda Samrajya Yoga is established. Individuals with this yoga lead opulent lives, govern expansive kingdoms, and attain high-ranking positions in the ministry or society. A noteworthy example is Shri Ram’s other half, Devi Sita.

Budhaditya Yoga

Budhaditya Yoga is a favourable combination in Vedic astrology that occurs when the planet Mercury, or Budh, is either in conjunction with or near the Surya in a birth chart, typically within 20 degrees. This yoga can greatly impact an individual’s life, bestowing them with enhanced intellectual and communicative abilities along with opportunities for success in diverse fields.

Vesi Yoga

Vesi Yoga occurs when planets, excluding the Moon, are in the Second House from the Sun. The impact of Vesi Yoga relies on the nature of the planets in this position. If auspicious planets are present, individuals may achieve success through diligent efforts and establish robust connections.

Vasi Yoga

Vasi Yoga, on the other hand, is formed when planets, excluding the Moon, are in the twelfth house of the Sun. This configuration tends to make individuals spiritual and intelligent. However, if malefic planets are involved, those with Vasi Yoga might encounter some challenges.

If you want to know whether any of these and other Raj Yogs are in your kundali, you can learn about them from our expert astrologers and pundits at NamoAstro. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How are Raj Yogas formed in one’s kundali?

A: Various combinations lead to the formation of different types of Raj Yoga. Here are some key permutations and combinations:

• Raj Yoga is formed when the lords of the Kendra (angular houses) and trine (triangular houses) are in the same house.
• Another scenario is the formation of Raj Yoga when the lords of the Kendra and trine aspect each other.
• The exchange of the lords of the Kendra and trine houses also resulted in the formation of Raj Yoga.
• The presence of more benefice planets in combination enhances the benefits of Raj Yoga.
• Raj Yoga is potent when trine planets are positioned in their own houses or are exalted.