Significance of Tenth House

Tenth house signifies

• Professional Life
• Status in life
• Social activities
• General Pleasures
• Social reputation and Honor
• Power and authority
• Government favor
• Trade & Business
• Command
• Occupation
• Adopted son

Body Parts: Knee, Patella, Joints, Bones, Musculoskeletal system, Hair

Type/s of queries or events related to the tenth house include;

• Professional Service or Business
• Commission as Business
• Social reputation and fame
• Retirement from Job (Compulsory or Voluntary)
• Promotion in Service or Business
• Problems in Business or Service
• Suspension in Service
• Termination from service
• Publications as Profession
• Law as Profession
• Politics as Profession
• Teaching as Profession
• Export Business
• Healthcare Practice as Profession

Significance of Eighth House

Eighth house signifies

• Diseases
• Death
• Finances through unfair means
• Longevity
• Obstacles
• Dowry and gain from in laws
• Mode of death
• Imprisonment
• Worries
• Privations
• Interest in occultism
• Social Status & Power

Body Parts: Internal sex organs, Urinary bladder, Scrotum, Anus, Excretory organs, Pelvic bone

Type/s of queries or events related to the eighth house include;

• Criminal Profession
• Unexpected Gains and losses
• Receipt of Gifts
• Ornaments from Inheritance
• Money from Inheritance
• Property and vehicle from inheritance
• Recovery of lost articles
• Unnatural death
• Death due to accident
• Death due to sickness
• Mental Depression
• Surgery as a profession

Significance of Seventh House

Seventh house signifies

• Spouse (wife or husband)
• Partnership
• Conjugal happiness
• Marriage
• Married life
• Litigation
• Divorce
• Honor in society
• Reputation in foreign country
• Success in foreign travels
• Dangers in life
• Physical and mental disposition of spouse
• Arts, music, beauty

Body Parts: Kidneys, Lower half of the back, Pelvic girdle, Lumbar region, Urinary bladder, External sexual organs, Uterus, Cervix, Ovaries, testicles and Prostate gland

Type/s of queries or events related to the seventh house include;

• Marriage
• Second child
• Marital engagement
• Partnership
• Theft
• Danger from opponents
• Loans from Bank

Significance of Fifth House

Fifth house signifies

• Children
• Speculation
• Intellectual status
• Luck
• Pleasure
• Love affairs
• Legal or illegal amusements
• Moral values (good or bad)
• Mantra
• Tantra
• Religious mindedness
• Higher learning
• Wisdom
• Spiritual practices
• Creative and recreational activities

Body Parts: Heart, Stomach, Liver, Gall bladder, Pancreas, Spleen, Intestine, Diaphragm, Spine and spinal cord

Type/s of queries or events related to the fifth house include;

• Child Birth
• Pregnancy
• Love Marriage
• Sexual assault
• Success in sports
• Sports as profession
• Fine arts as profession
• Film as profession
• Speculation as profession
• Child birth by Caesarean Section

Significance of Third House

Third house signifies

• Younger brothers and sisters
• Relations of younger brothers and sisters
• Courage
• Intelligence
• Education
• Taste for writing
• Ornaments
• Clothes
• Short journeys
• Signing contracts and documents
• Communications, messages, letters, writings

Body Parts: Shoulders, arms, the collar bone, hands, lungs and the nervous system

Type/s of queries or events related to the third house include;

• Signing a contract
• Starting journey
• Negotiations
• Change of place
• Younger co-born proneness to sickness
• Profession related to computers
• Publication as Profession
• Filing a court case or litigation
• Obtaining Passport, Green card, Visa

Significance of Second House

Second house signifies

• Wealth
• Inflow of finances
• Family
• Early age of life
• Speech
• Servants and friends
• Worldly possessions
• Jewelry
• Grandfather
• Understanding with family members Inheritance
• Law suits
• Domestic comforts in general
• Greed and all sorts of possessions
• Stocks and bonds
• Memory

Body Parts: Nose, Throat, Mouth, Tongue, Teeth and Eyes (especially the right one)

Type/s of queries or events related to the second house include;

• Financial Status
• Obtaining Loans
• Obtaining Jewelry
• Defect in Speech
• Defect in Vision
• Insurance claims
• Medical claims
• Opening bank account

Significance of the First House

First house signifies

• Life
• Longevity
• Spiritual maturity
• Condition of health
• Nature of native
• Physical body and appearance of native
• Influence in society
• Talents and skills carried from previous lives
• Complexion
• Vitality

Sorrows, gains and profits to younger brothers and his friends are also deduced by this house.

Body Parts: Head and face

Type/s of queries or events related to the first house include;

• Health
• Proclivity to disease
• Unnatural Death and accidents
• Suicide
• Success in self efforts
• Status and Respect in society

Mercury's Ashtakvarga: Basic Understanding

The benefic and malefic houses for Mercury with respect to all the 8 references (7 planets and Lagna i.e. Ascendant) are given in the table below;

Basics about entries in each cell of the table:

As explained in one of the previous posts, an entry of 0 denotes a malefic position or a bindu (dot), and an entry of 1 denotes a benefic position or a rekha (line). A bindu (dot) is also called as a "karana", and a rekha (line) is also called as a "sthana".

How to read the table:

To get a quick and easy understanding of this ashtakvarga chart, let us take few examples.

Let us refer to the column titled “Sun” in the table. This column reveals the benefic and malefic houses for Mercury to occupy, with respect to Sun.

The 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 7th, 8th, 10th houses have 0. So these house from Sun are malefic for Mercury i.e. if Mercury is placed in one of these houses (with respect to Sun), it would exert malefic influence.

Similarly for rest of the houses (5th, 6th, 9th, 11th, 12th houses) 1 is placed, ensuring that if Mercury is placed in these positions (5th, 6th, 9th, 11th, 12th houses) from Sun, it would behave as a benefic influence due to its positional array in ashtakvarga chart. 

The similar principle applies for the Lagna (Ascendant) as well, about which we would discuss in forthcoming post.

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Saturn's Ashtakvarga: Basic Understanding

The benefic and malefic houses for Saturn with respect to all the 8 references (7 planets and Lagna i.e. Ascendant) are given in the table below;

Basics about entries in each cell of the table:

As explained in one of the previous posts, an entry of 0 denotes a malefic position or a bindu (dot), and an entry of 1 denotes a benefic position or a rekha (line). A bindu (dot) is also called as a "karana", and a rekha (line) is also called as a "sthana".

How to read the table:

To get a quick and easy understanding of this ashtakvarga chart, let us take few examples.

Let us refer to the column titled “Sun” in the table. This column reveals the benefic and malefic houses for Saturn to occupy, with respect to Sun.

The 3rd, 5th, 6th, 9th and 12th houses have 0. So these house from Sun are malefic for Saturn i.e. if Saturn is placed in one of these houses (with respect to Sun), it would exert malefic influence.

Similarly for rest of the houses (1st, 2nd, 4th, 7th, 8th, 10th, 11th houses) 1 is placed, ensuring that if Saturn is placed in these positions (1st, 2nd, 4th, 7th, 8th, 10th, 11th houses) from Sun, it would behave as a benefic influence due to its positional array in ashtakvarga chart. 

The similar principle applies for all the 7 planets and the Lagna (Ascendant).

Jupiter's Ashtakvarga: Basic Understanding

The benefic and malefic houses for Jupiter with respect to all the 8 references (7 planets and Lagna i.e. Ascendant) are given in the table below;

Basics about entries in each cell of the table:

As explained in one of the previous posts, an entry of 0 denotes a malefic position or a bindu (dot), and an entry of 1 denotes a benefic position or a rekha (line). A bindu (dot) is also called as a "karana", and a rekha (line) is also called as a "sthana".

How to read the table:

To get a quick and easy understanding of this ashtakvarga chart, let us take few examples.

Let us refer to the column titled “Sun” in the table. This column reveals the benefic and malefic houses for Jupiter to occupy, with respect to Sun.

The 5th, 6th and 12th houses have 0. So these house from Sun are malefic for Jupiter i.e. if Jupiter is placed in one of these houses (with respect to Sun), it would exert malefic influence.

Similarly for rest of the houses (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th houses) 1 is placed, ensuring that if Jupiter is placed in these positions (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th houses) from Sun, it would behave as a benefic influence due to its positional array in ashtakvarga chart. 

The similar principle applies for all the 7 planets and the Lagna (Ascendant).

Mars Ashtakvarga: Basic Understanding

The benefic and malefic houses for Mars with respect to all the 8 references (7 planets and Lagna i.e. Ascendant) are given in the table below;

Basics about entries in each cell of the table:

As explained in one of the previous posts, an entry of 0 denotes a malefic position or a bindu (dot), and an entry of 1 denotes a benefic position or a rekha (line). A bindu (dot) is also called as a "karana", and a rekha (line) is also called as a "sthana".

How to read the table:

To get a quick and easy understanding of this ashtakvarga chart, let us take few examples.

Let us refer to the column titled “Sun” in the table. This column reveals the benefic and malefic houses for Mars to occupy, with respect to Sun.

The 1st, 2nd, 4th, 7th, 8th, 9th and 12th houses have 0. So these house from Sun are malefic for Mars i.e. if Mars is placed in one of these houses (with respect to Sun), it would exert malefic influence.

Similarly for rest of the houses (5th, 6th, 10th, 11th) 1 is placed, ensuring that if Mars is placed in these positions (5th, 6th, 10th, 11th houses) from Sun, it would behave as a benefic influence due to its positional array in ashtakvarga chart. 

The similar principle applies for all the 7 planets and the Lagna (Ascendant), about which we would discuss in forthcoming, individual posts.

Venus Ashtakvarga: Basic Understanding

The benefic and malefic houses for Venus with respect to all the 8 references (7 planets and Lagna i.e. Ascendant) are given in the table below;

Basics about entries in each cell of the table:

As explained in one of the previous posts, an entry of 0 denotes a malefic position or a bindu (dot), and an entry of 1 denotes a benefic position or a rekha (line). A bindu (dot) is also called as a "karana", and a rekha (line) is also called as a "sthana".

How to read the table:

To get a quick and easy understanding of this ashtakvarga chart, let us take few examples.

Let us refer to the column titled “Sun” in the table. This column reveals the benefic and malefic houses for Venus to occupy, with respect to Sun. The 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 9th and 10th houses have 0. So these house from Sun are malefic for Venus i.e. if Venus is placed in one of these houses (with respect to Sun), it would exert malefic influence. Similarly for rest of the houses (8th, 11th, 12th) 1 is placed, ensuring that if Venus is placed in these positions (8th, 11th, 12th houses) from Sun, it would behave as a benefic influence due to its positional array in ashtakvarga chart. 

The similar principle applies for all the 7 planets and the Lagna (Ascendant), about which we would discuss in forthcoming, individual posts.

Moon's Ashtakvarga: Basic Understanding

The benefic and malefic houses for Moon with respect to all the 8 references (7 planets and Lagna i.e. Ascendant) are given in the table below;

Basics about entries in each cell of the table:

As explained in one of the previous posts, an entry of 0 denotes a malefic position or a bindu (dot), and an entry of 1 denotes a benefic position or a rekha (line). A bindu (dot) is also called as a "karana", and a rekha (line) is also called as a "sthana".

How to read the table:

To get a quick and easy understanding of this ashtakvarga chart, let us take few examples.

Let us refer to the column titled “Mars” in the table. This column reveals the benefic houses for Moon to occupy, with respect to Mars. The 1st and 2nd houses have 0 and 1. So the first house from Mars is malefic for Moon and the 2nd house is benefic for Moon. Similarly if we proceed ahead, 3rd, 5th, 6th, 10th, 11th houses have 1, ensuring that if Moon is placed in 3rd, 5th, 6th, 10th, 11th house from Mars, it would behave as a benefic influence due to its positional array in ashtakvarga chart. On the same note, 4th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 12th houses have 0, and hence if Moon is placed in one of these houses (with respect to Mars), it would exert malefic influence.

The similar principle applies for all the 7 planets and the Lagna (Ascendant), about which we would discuss in forthcoming, individual posts.

Sun's Ashtakvarga: Basic Understanding

The benefic and malefic houses for Sun with respect to all the 8 references (7 planets and Lagna i.e. Ascendant) are given in the table below;

As explained in the previous post, an entry of 0 denotes a malefic position or a bindu (dot), and an entry of 1 denotes a benefic position or a rekha (line). A bindu (dot) is also called as a "karana", and a rekha (line) is also called as a "sthana".

How to read the table:

To get a quick and easy understanding of this ashtakvarga chart, let us take few examples.

Let us refer to the column titled “Moon” in the table. This column reveals the benefic houses for Sun to occupy, with respect to Moon. The 1st and 2nd houses have 0 and the 3rd house has 1. So the first 2 houses from Moon are malefic for Sun and the 3rd house is benefic for Sun. Similarly if we proceed ahead, 4th, 5th, 7th, 8th, 9th and 12th houses have 0, ensuring that if Sun is placed in 4th, 5th, 7th, 8th, 9th or 12th house from Moon, it would behave as a malefic influence due to its positional array in ashtakvarga chart.

The similar principle applies for all the 7 planets and the Lagna (Ascendant), about which we would discuss in forthcoming, individual posts.