by Visti Larsen | Dec 20, 2015 | Jyotiṣa
Chart 1: Queen Margrethe II Alexandrine Thorhildur Ingrid In her majesties chart, the first most noticeable trait of the chart is the Kala Sarpa Yoga along the third/ninth house axis pointing towards difficulty in education, or very changeable circumstances within the...
by Visti Larsen | Dec 17, 2015 | Jyotiṣa
This write-up is a sequel to the article Kala Sarpa Yoga, by this author, in a series on how to read charts. Raja yoga is a topic touched by many and questioned by as many. The amount of possible combinations forming rājayoga is completely overshadowed by the amount...
by Visti Larsen | Dec 13, 2015 | Jyotiṣa
Chart 5: Author Tales of the kāla sarpa/amṛta yoga are always best told through personal experience. As seen from the chart of this scribe, all the planets are placed between Rāhu and Ketu, and Ketu leads the pack of planets causing kāla amṛta yoga. The yoga occurs...
by Visti Larsen | Dec 10, 2015 | Jyotiṣa
Chart 3: Male The native of the given chart is also born with kāla sarpa yoga. All planets are between the nodes, and Rāhu leads the pack. Rāhu is in the ninth house, and we can infer that the main issues will be that of 1) father, 2) dharma, 3) guru, 4) luck/bhagya...
by Visti Larsen | Dec 6, 2015 | Jyotiṣa
Chart 1: Male In the given chart, all the grahas exist between the nodes. Rāhu heads the grahas, and thus the yoga is kāla sarpa yoga. Rāhu is placed in the lagna and being the sixth lord can show enmity and disruption within the family. Kāraka for the sixth house and...
by Visti Larsen | Dec 3, 2015 | Jyotiṣa
agre rāhau adhau ketau sarve madhya grahaḥ| Kāla Sarpa Yoga is one of the most feared and discussed yogas in Vedic astrology. Whilst its classical reference is uncertain, it’s equated to the nabhasa yogas as it has an overriding effect on the chart much like the...
