hamsa yoga or malavya yoga is dominated one

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But we can see Maha_Stree Yoga in the case of women with similar

positions. Jayalalita's Mithuna Lagna chart is an example that need our

attention. What makes a difference are the factors like Kalam, Desam

and Kulam which have different implications for women.

 

Astrology alone cannot explain the mystery of life and destiny, in my

opinion.

 

chandra hari

 

 

, Sudhir Menon

<sudhirmenon wrote:

>

> Namaste Chandra_ hari Ji,

> Out of the seven planets excluding Sun and Moon the Yogas given by

Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn and Venus constitutes for " FIVE " yogas

which are in general called " Pancha maha purusha yogas " .

>

> Mars - Ruchaka Yoga,

> Mercury - Bhadra Yoga

> Jupiter - Hamsa Yoga

> Venus - Malavya Yoga

> Saturn - Sasa Yoga

>

> These combinations for this yoga even if present in a female horoscope

will not give the effect.

>

> Specific to Hamsa Yoga - the person will be good looking, rich, lucky

and intelligent.

>

> Specific to Malavya Yoga - the person will have attractive features,

will own vehicles, and will be interested in arts.

>

> I hope the domination of the yoga will depend on the strength of the

planets which is providing this yoga.

>

> Raja Yoga: (few examples)

> In a chart if

> 1. 4 planets are in exalted then it is Raja Yoga.

> 2. Raghu/ Ketu with any other planets in Lagna or kendra thrikona

bhava will give Raja Yoga.

> 3. One kendra lord and thrikona lord together in Lagna or thrikona

will give Raja Yoga.

> 4. Sun or Mars in 10th bhava and 10th lord strong in kendra/thrikona

bhava will give Raja Yoga.

>

> Sudhir

> Namashivaya

>

>

> chandra_hari18 chandra_hari18 wrote: Hamsa and Malavya are

Mahapurusha Yogas. Are they really Rajayogas?

>

> All Mahapurushas are Rajas?

>

> No difference between a Mahapurusha Yoga and Rajayoga?

>

> Question of my friend means - Which Mahapurusha in him dominates the

> other?

>

> Do the Mahapurushas try to dominate each other? You can be a blend of

> both.

>

> May be a bundle of contradictions (Asura and Sura Gurus making 2 in

1)?

>

> chandra hari

 

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