Most Inauspicious Yogas in Birth Chart as per Vedic Astrology!

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We have all heard about the yogas in astrology and are aware of their importance in our lives. But what are they? Are yogas always good? These are some of the common questions people have in mind. Here, we will be answering those questions for you. In Vedic astrology, yoga is a connection between planets, signs, or houses in your birth chart. There are lots of different yogas based on where the planets were when you were born. Yoga basically means coming together. Especially important are yogas involving the Sun and Moon. Whether yoga in your birth chart is good or bad depends on which planets and signs are involved and where they are in relation to different houses. The effects of yoga kick in when the dasha (planetary period) of those planets comes. Some yogas in the horoscope bring good results, while others bring bad ones. Bad yoga happens when there’s a bad mix of planets or houses in the birth chart. 

Let’s talk about some of the bad astrological yogas found in the birth charts of individuals.

Kemdrum Yoga

This yoga is connected to the moon’s position in the birth chart. It occurs when the houses immediately preceding and following the moon’s placement are empty. In simpler terms, the second and twelfth houses from the moon are vacant. This yoga is considered inauspicious because individuals with this yoga in Kundali may feel lonely. Since the moon represents emotions and connection, when it stands alone, it can lead individuals to withdraw from others, causing unhappiness and suffering. Mental stress is often a challenge for those with this yoga. However, if there’s a planet positioned in one of the four cardinal houses (Kendra) from either the ascendant or the moon, it cancels out the negative effects of this yoga.

Chandal Yoga

When Rahu or Ketu are together with Jupiter in any house of the birth chart, it creates a yoga called Chandal Yoga. This yoga has negative impacts on education, wealth, and character. Individuals with this yoga may show disrespect towards elders and could suffer from stomach and respiratory diseases. To counteract its effects, one should donate yellow items and also do good deeds, among other things. 

Alpayu Yoga

Alpayu Yoga occurs when the Moon in a person’s horoscope is joined with malefic planets or is influenced by malefic planets on the ascendant house while being weak. This yoga signifies a constant crisis in the individual’s life. During such times, it’s important to pay attention to both diet and behaviour. To address Alpayu Yoga, one should recite the Hanuman Chalisa and Mahamrityunjaya Mantra daily, and one must not do any wrong thing.

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Eclipse Yoga

There are two main types of eclipse yoga: solar and lunar eclipses. During a lunar eclipse, the moon is in conjunction with the malefic planets Rahu and Ketu. Similarly, a solar eclipse occurs when Rahu is with the Sun.

A lunar eclipse may bring mental distress and harm to the mother, while a solar eclipse can lead to instability in life, weakening of bones, and a lack of paternal happiness.

Angarak Yoga

Angarak Yoga occurs when Mars has an association with either Rahu or Ketu in a person’s kundali. This yoga tends to make the individual’s nature aggressive, violent, and negative, leading to strained relationships with siblings, friends, and other relatives. Due to these, tasks are seldom accomplished peacefully. As a remedy, you should worship Hanuman, and offer jaggery to a red cow and grains to birds on Tuesdays.

Visha Yoga

Vish Yoga is formed by the conjunction of Saturn and Moon in one’s kundli and is considered inauspicious. It is believed that individuals with this yoga in their birth chart may encounter various difficulties throughout their lives. It induces cruelty and emotional fragility in the individual, similar to experiencing the challenging period of Shani Sade Sati. It may lead to feelings of depression and harsh speech. Some attribute this yoga to past-life karma. However, if the moon is strong, its adverse effects can be mitigated.

Remedies for this yoga include prayers to Bhagwan Shiva, reciting the mantra “Om Namah Shivaya” every morning, especially on Mondays, and practicing meditation to strengthen the mind.

Of course, living your best life is difficult in the presence of these yogas. But, with the courage and right guidance, even the strongest of storms can be withstand. You can always rely on our expert astrologers and pundits to help you deal with these yogas.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which dosha is bad in astrology?

A: Manglik or Mangal Dosha, is considered an unfavourable astrological condition believed to attract challenges and hardships into an individual’s life. Those with Manglik Dosha may face difficulties or instability in their marriage.

Q: Is Laxmi Yoga rare?

A: Mahalaxmi Yoga is a rare and highly significant yoga that is not present in most birth charts. Those fortunate enough to be born with this yoga tend to become wealthy, with no obstacles hindering their prosperity. 

Q: How to check Yogas in Kundali?

A: To check yogas in Kundali, one should take guidance from an astrologer. An astrologer can analyse your Kundli thoroughly to identify any present yogas and provide insights and remedies tailored to your specific circumstances.

For a detailed understanding of how yoga in your birth chart can impact you, consult our expert astrologers at NamoAstro.