Saraswathi yoga(RESPECTED NARASIMHA SIR)

RESPECTED SIR

FROM WHAT I UNDERSTAND I HAVE A SMALL QUESTION.IF JUPITER IS LAGNA

LORD(SAG ASC) AND IS IN 5TH. MERCURY IN 1ST HOUSE AND VENUS IN 2ND

HOUSE IS THERE A SARASWATHI YOGA.

YOURS HUMBLE SHISHYA

KARTHEEK

vedic astrology, pvr@c... wrote:

> Dear Kartheek,

>

> > RESPECTED GURUJIS

> > RESPECTED ELDER MEMBERS OF THE LIST

> > COULD ANY ONE KINDLY TELL ME HOW SARASWATHI YOGA IS FORMED.

> > HUMBLY

> > KARTHEEK

>

> I made a post titled "Ready Reckoner of Key Yogas" today. You can

> find in it:

>

> 98 Other popular Saraswati

> Mercury, Jupiter and Venus in kendras/konas/2nd, Jupiter in

> own/exaltation/friendly sign

> Very learned, skillful, intelligent, famous, praised

>

> If Mercury, Jupiter and Venus are in quadrants or trines or 2nd

house

> and Jupiter is strong in own/exaltation/friendly sign, then this

yoga

> is formed. Ascribed results are as shown above.

>

> My daughter, for example, has Virgo lagna, Jupiter in Sg (quadrant

> and moolatrikona), Mercury in Cp (trine) and Venus in Pi (quadrant)

> in rasi chart. So she has Saraswati yoga.

>

> I and Sanjay have this yoga in D-24. My D-24 has Ge lagna, Mercury

in

> Li (trine), Venus in Aq (trine) and Jupiter in Pi (quadrant and own

> sign). Sanjay's D-24 has Ge lagna, Mercury and Venus in Ge

> (quadrant/trine), Jupiter in Pi (quadrant and own sign). Both our D-

> 24's have Saraswati yoga.

>

> Though some people do not agree that yogas can be applied in

> divisional charts, many yogas are applicable.

>

> May Jupiter's light shine on us,

> Narasimha

Dear Kartheek,

> RESPECTED SIR

> FROM WHAT I UNDERSTAND I HAVE A SMALL QUESTION.IF JUPITER IS LAGNA

> LORD(SAG ASC) AND IS IN 5TH. MERCURY IN 1ST HOUSE AND VENUS IN 2ND

> HOUSE IS THERE A SARASWATHI YOGA.

> YOURS HUMBLE SHISHYA

> KARTHEEK

Jupiter should be in own/exaltation/friendly sign. In the examples I

gave, Jupiter was in own sign.

When we talk about friendly signs, whether to use permanent

relationships or compound relationships is not clear from classics. I

suggest using compound relationships.

If Mars is in Cp, Aq, Pi, Ta, Ge or Cn, then he is an adhimitra (good

friend) of Jupiter. Else, he is a sama (neutral).

If Mars is in these signs, then Saraswati yoga is technically

present. Otherwise, it is not there. But partial results may be felt.

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

RESPECTED SIR

THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND REPLY. THSU WHAT I UNDERSTAND IS THAT IF MARS

IS IN SCORPIO FOR INSTANCE , AND EVEN THOUGH IT IS MARS OWN SIGN THEN

THERE WOULD BE TECHNICALLY NO SARASWATHI YOGA. BUT HE MAY HAVE

PARTIAL EFFECTS OF THE SAME.

YOURS HUMBLE SHISHYA

KARTHEEK

vedic astrology, pvr@c... wrote:

> Dear Kartheek,

>

> > RESPECTED SIR

> > FROM WHAT I UNDERSTAND I HAVE A SMALL QUESTION.IF JUPITER IS

LAGNA

> > LORD(SAG ASC) AND IS IN 5TH. MERCURY IN 1ST HOUSE AND VENUS IN

2ND

> > HOUSE IS THERE A SARASWATHI YOGA.

> > YOURS HUMBLE SHISHYA

> > KARTHEEK

>

> Jupiter should be in own/exaltation/friendly sign. In the examples

I

> gave, Jupiter was in own sign.

>

> When we talk about friendly signs, whether to use permanent

> relationships or compound relationships is not clear from classics.

I

> suggest using compound relationships.

>

> If Mars is in Cp, Aq, Pi, Ta, Ge or Cn, then he is an adhimitra

(good

> friend) of Jupiter. Else, he is a sama (neutral).

>

> If Mars is in these signs, then Saraswati yoga is technically

> present. Otherwise, it is not there. But partial results may be

felt.

>

> May Jupiter's light shine on us,

> Narasimha