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Matching horoscopes of the bride and groom before marriage is common in north India as well as south India. Varna Koota (वरà¥à¤£ कूट) method for match making is used in both north and south India, but there are some differences in its application in the two regions. Here we will learn about the method of Varna Koota in north India and south India.
Vish yoga and Hutashan yoga are known as inauspicious yogas. Vish yoga ruins auspicious events. Astrologers say that no auspicious event should be performed if this inauspicious yoga is formed. You should not start any new project if Vish yoga and Hutashan yoga appear. You should not travel for any auspicious event because these yogas are not fruitful for traveling.
According to astrology, time is assessed through Panchang. Time is auspicious or not is considered through Panchang because Panchang gives the knowledge about the position of planets and Nakshatras and their results. Sometimes we are excited to know what is panchang and why is it called panchang. Astrology says that Panchang is the constitution of …
Every person has different nature because of his environment, life style and education. But according to astrology, planets, signs and Nakshatras are also the reason of this difference in nature. Astrologers say that the Janma Paksha also influences the behavior of a person. There are two halves in astrology named Shukla Paksha (शà¥à¤•à¥à¤² पकà¥à¤·) and …
Muhurta is as important as the birth-chart in astrology. As astrologers consider fortune of the person from horoscope, similarly they analyze Muhurat from Panchang (Hindu Calender). We all have two types of thoughts, one is negative and the other one is positive. Astrologers say that if we begin any new project according to the Hindu …
The transit of Guru, from Capricorn to Aquarius, is beneficial for Aries, Gemini, Leo, Libra and Capricorn. Natives of the rest of the Rasis, can hope to minimise the evil effects, by observing simple remedies.
For the natives of Taurus, Saturn transits in the 5 th place, Rahu in 8th, and Jupiter is in the 10th. Since the 10th house is the house of professional livelihood, one has to put a lot of efforts, to achieve even the smallest gain. Please be careful, as your expenses will shoot up, while your income will be the same, In fact, you will be forced to even borrow money, to meet some of your contingencies.
All the nine planets have different placements in different periods in the same birth chart. Planetary periods have special importance because periods determine the time of results of the planets. Results of the periods of planets are always influenced by positions. Each planet will be auspicious or inauspicious, strong or weak, exalted or debilitated in the birth-chart.
Horoscopes are matched through Ashkoota to determine different Gunas of the bride and groom, which show the compatibility between the couple. Maximum number of Gunas create higher possibilities of marriage. These Gunas should be determined through Rashish Maitrikoota too, which is a part of Ashtkoota.
Everybody is anticipating good results as Jupiter will transit through Aquarius. The reason is Jupiter is one of the nine planets which is considered as the karaak planet of religion-spirituality, intelligence, knowledge, marriage, children, husband, happiness and elder brother. Jupiter is also important in health matters as it influence digestive system, ears, heart and liver and other organs of body. The influence of Jupiter on these subjects and areas are determined on the basis of the position of planets.
According to astrology it is very important to match the birth-charts of boy and girl before their marriage. It is a common practice in India. The position of planets, Nakshatras and signs is obtained from the birth-chart. The relation between these three is important in astrology, because the relation among them decides the kind of influence they have on the lives of girl and boy. A friendly relationship among them will have a benefic influence on the married life of the bride and groom.
The objective of the Punsavan Sanskara is to give some good qualities to the child. These qualities will help him to be a constructive part of the society. These qualities will help him as well as his surroundings to prosper. This Sanskara should be performed after three months of pregnancy because the mind of foetus develops after three months.
