naga1974 wrote:
Is Rahu and Ketu are considered for Naabhasa Sarpa yoga (More than 3 malefics in kendras)?.
Namashkar Naga ji,
I am not as knowledgeable as Astroboy ji, but I do remember and have an article that I read about Nabhasha yogas. Nabhasha yogas are formed only with 7 planets taken into consideration and Rahu and Ketu DO NOT take part in Nabasha yoga.
Before we try to understand about the different types of Nabhasha yogas, firstly it is very important to understand certain rules before considering Nabhasha yogas. I am quoting what I read in that article here.
The following points are very important and should always be kept in mind while considering Nabhasa Yogas:
1. All the seven planets-Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus and Saturn take part in these Yogas. Any Yoga, which considers less than seven planets or also includes Rahu and Ketu, will not generally be considered in the category of Nabhasa Yoga.
2. Nabhasa Yogas basically recognize three groups of signs moveable, Fixed and dual. The signs of a particular group always fall in angular Houses from each other. The emphasis is not placed on the signs of exaltation, mooltrikona etc. of the planets. This is on account of the fact that Nabhasa Yogas indicate basic traits of personality i.e. the feelings, emotions and thoughts generated in the subtle body (linga Sareera) on account of one’s sanchit karmas. The other Yoga tries to amend or mould these traits.
3. Similarly Parasara gives importance to angular houses and the Graha Mallika Yogas. All indications of the subtle body manifest in the Gross body, through the actions of individuals. This makes the angular houses most important. Furthermore, the angular houses are greatly influenced by the planets, which are placed in their adjacent houses. This is the principal that makes the Graha Mallika Yogas very important and effective.
4. The Sun and the Moon operate on the level of creative Principle. They cannot be branded either Malefic or Benefic while considering Nabhasa Yogas. The Sun will act as Malefic or Benefic if it is conjoined with Malefics or Benefics respectively. The Sun, when placed alone in a house, will act as krura (a mild malefic) as Atman-the Soul is neither enemy nor friend of the Jeeva. The Moon is the cosmic and pure Mother and, as such, will act as benefic; the principle of waxing or waning Moon does not apply while considering Nabhasa Yogas.
5. Jupiter, Mercury and Venus will act as benefic, and Mars and Saturn will act as malefic.
6. Lordships of planets, their combustion, interplanetary war etc are also not considered in Nabhasa Yogas.
7. The above observations may be explained in another manner. The natural signification of planets, signs and also houses do not change but the same manifest with the help of other Yoga’s or placement of planets in certain houses or signs. Similarly, Nabhasa Yogas indicate the natural traits of the personality of an individual and these never change. These traits manifest in the life of an individual with the help or superimposition of other Yogas. This is an important point, which should not be lost sight of.
The Nabhasha yogas are mainly 32 in number, divided into 4 categories.
1) 3 Asharya yogas
2) 2 Dala Yogas
3) 20 Akriti yogas
4) 7 Sankhya yogas
Dala yogas are defined based on the nature of the planets that occupy the kendras. They are
Maala or Srik yoga (benefics occupy the kendras)
SARPA (Malefics occupy the kendras)
If all the malefics occupy three angular houses and the benefics are placed in houses other than the angular ones, Sarpa Yoga is formed.
The native born in Sarpa Yoga (Also known as Bhujang yoga) will be a crook, cruel, endowed with self-inflicted poverty, always surrounded with miseries of all kinds, and always looking to enjoy others' food and drink.
Such Yogas are rarely formed. There are only two malefics Saturn and Mars. When Saturn and Mars are in an angular position and the third angle is joined by Sun sitting alone(not in conjunct with benefics).
There is another Sarpa yoga that occurs commonly in horoscopes when Rahu or Ketu is located in the 4th or 10th house. Thought it will yield adverse results, it does not belong to the category of Nabhasha yoga.
For complete information on Nabhasha yogas, I will recommend you to read this entire pdf article. More specifically from page 836.
http://www.saptarishisastrology.com/fil ... ogasBW.pdf
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Prakruthi
PS:: I apologize for posting this answer in this thread that is dedicated to KSY and KAY
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