PANCHANG ~ Vedic Hindu Calendar

PANCHANG ~ Vedic Hindu Calendar

Panchang is an ancient vedic science that helps in knowing when to synchronize your actions with good times to reduce obstacles and increase chances for success. “Panch” means five and “Ang” means parts in Sanskrit. A Panchang is made up of five parts based on the lunar calander. These are used for fixing Muhurthas and preparation of horoscopes and predictions by Astrologers.

Panchang of the day based on the calculations of time, latitude, longitude, planetary positions and timezone of your current place of living. It is consulted for finding and selecting an appropriate and auspicious time for important occasions, ceremonies or actions like marriage, education, travel, starting new business or project, examination, interview etc. The five parts of Panchang are described below :

(1) Tithi (lunar day)
(2) Nakshatra (constellation)
(3) Yoga (an auspicious moment)
(4) Karan (half of the part of Tithi)
(5) Vaar (day of the week)

(1) Thithi (lunar day) :

Tithi is the date according to the Hindu lunar calendar. The Hindu lunar calendar consists of a dark and a bright fortnight also called Krishna paksha and Shukla Paksha. Tithi is said to be complete when moon has 12 degree from the sun. when moon complete 12 degree each time one tithi is comptete. There are 30 tithis in a lunar month. There are several rituals and festivals associated with Tithis. Most of the festivals fall on the new moon day (amavsaya) or the full moon day (poornma). It is important to note that starting or ending of a Tithi depends upon the degree of Moon from that of Sun therefore a Tithi ends or starts at any time in a day not like the Modern Time when a date changes at midnight.

There are 30 tithis in a lunar month. In Indian Astrology, the calculation of the Tithis starts from Pratipada (The first day in each half of the lunar month) of the Shukla-Paksha. Tithis are as follows :
The Hindu Tithis are classified into 8 types:
Nanda Tithi – Bestows happiness, enjoyment.
Bhadra Tithi - Auspicious for stating new work
Jaya Tithi - Auspicious for winning over enemies.
Rikta Tithi – To be avoided for any important work.
Poorna Tithi – Auspicious to complete all jobs.
Dagdha Tithi--Inauspicious, fear of hurdles, obstructing the accomplishment of the work.
Visha Tithi--inauspicious, fear of hurdles, obstructing the accomplishment of the work.
Hutashan Tithi--inauspicious, fear of hurdles, obstructing the accomplishment of the work.
2. Nakshatra:

Nakshatra Literally means “that which does not decay.” A group of stars is called Nakshatra. The whole space has been divided into 27 parts and each part has been given the name of Nakshatra. There are twenty-seven Nakshatras considered in Vedic Astrology. Each one of them has thirteen degree and twenty minutes of the zodiac. Each Nakshatra has a planetary lord used for Vimsottari Dasa and K.P. calculations. Nakshatra can be known with help of degrees of Moon in a particular sign at the time of birth. They are as follows :
The Indian astrologers believe that the combination of the last 15 Ghati of 'Uttarashadha Nakshatra' and the first 4 Ghati of the Shravani Nakshatra i.e. 19 Ghatis in all, constitute the 'Abhijeet Nakshatra' and this particular Nakshatra is considered to be very auspicious to begin a good work.

PANCHAKA NAKSHATRA : The following group of five Nakshatras are considered as having five defects (Panchakadosha). They are Dhanistha, Shatabhisha, Purvabhadrapada, Uttarabhadrapada and Revati.

MOOLA NAKSHATRA : A child taking birth in this Nakshatra, which consists of Jyestha, Aashlesha, Revati, Mool, Magha and Ashwini Nakshatra are not considered as auspicious. Therefore, for the pacification of this 'Moola Nakshatra', some specific rites are performed 27th days after the birth when the same Nakshatra returns. Out of these six Nakshatras, which constitute Moola Nakshatra, Jyeshtha and Moola are called 'Gandant Moola' and Aashlesha is called as 'Sarpa Moola'.

ADHOMUKHA NAKSHATRA : As the name of this Nakshatra implies, works like digging a well, or lying a foundation is considered as auspicious. This particular Nakshatra is itself constituted by Nakshatras. They are: Moola, Aashlesha, Vishakha, Kritika, Purvaphalguni, Purvashadha, Purvabhadrapada, Bharani and Magha.

DAGDHA NAKSHATRA : For commencement of any work, these Nakshatras are considered as inauspicious. Therefore, commencing any work in this Nakshatra is prohibited if the days on which, this Nakshatra falls are as under-
Sunday - Bharani
Monday - Chitra
Tuesday - Uttarashadha
Wednesday - Dhanishtha
Thursday - Uttaraphalguni
Friday - Jyeshtha
Saturday – Revati

Nakshtra also indicate Yoni, Gana and Nadi of an individual.

Yoni: There are 14 Yonis (animal symbols) in Vedic astrology assigned to nakshtras are as follows :

Gana: There are 3 Ganas :
1. Deva: (Divine)
2. Manav: (Human)
3. Rakshas: (Demon)

Nakshatras assigned to each Ganas are as follows:
Nadi: There are 3 Nadis :
1. Adi: (Vata)
2. Madhya: (Pitta)
3. Antya: (Kapha or Shleshma)

Nakshatras assigned to each Nadi are as follows:
3. Yoga:

A Yoga is obtained from the sum of the Nirayna Longitude of the Moon and Sun and the sum is divided into 27 parts of 13°20' each. There are 27 yogas :
Ganda, Vyatipata, Atiganda, shoola are considered inauspicious yoga.

4. Karana:

Half of Tithi is called “Karana”. A Karana is completed when the Nirayana longitude of the Moon gains every 6° on that of Sun. There are 11 karanas in total. Four of them occur just once a month and are called the Fixed Karanas. The other seven are movable Karanas. They repeat 8 times starting from 2nd half of the first lunar day of a month.

Each of the Karana is said to have its own influence and interpretation. ‘Vishti’ is considered the most inauspicious karana. No important or new work is done during the period of this karana.

5. Vaar (day of the week) :

There are 7 days in a week. The days of the week along with the ruler planet are as follows :

The counting of days begins from the sunrise of the first day to the sunrise of the second day. In astrology, this system is known as 'AHORATRA', which means day and night taken together. Omitting the first letter 'A' and the last three letters 'T','R','A', the word 'HORA' is coined from which, the English word 'HOUR' originated. There are 24 HORAS in all.

GENTLE DAYS: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are considered as the 'gentle' days. These days are considered auspicious for commencing any good work.

CRUEL DAYS: Tuesday, Sunday and Saturday are considered as 'cruel' days. Saturday is considered an auspicious day for undergoing operation. Thursday is considered auspicious for starting education. Wednesday is considered auspicious to start any business.

Om Tat Sat

Rahu Kaalam or Rahu Kaal

Rahu kaalam or Rahu Kaal is a certain amount of time every day that is considered inauspicious for any new venture according to Vedic astrology. In Hindu mythology, Rahu Kaalam is one of the eight segments of the day and considered inauspicious period in Indian astrology due to its associated with malefic Rahu . This period is ruled by Rahu. Rahu kaalam differs from place to place depending upon Sunrise and Sunset time. According to Vedic astrology a person should not undertake any new journey, work, job, interview, marriage, business dealing, sale or purchase of any assets. It will not give good results. Every day this Rahu kaalam lasts for around one and half hours (90 minutes) but the duration differs according to the length of the time between sunrise to sunset.

To calculate Rahu kaalam, the day duration from Sunrise to Sunset, at a particular location is divided into eight equal parts. There is no Rahu Kaalam during the first period of any weekday. On Sunday it falls on 8th period, Monday 2nd period, Saturday 3rd period, Friday 4th period, Wednesday 5th period, Thursday 6th period and Tuesday 7th period. Rahu kaalam and Yama Ghandam are the two time periods which are especially considered inauspicious for any new undertakings.

Rahu Kaalam Calculation :
Example : Sunrise 6:00 a.m. Sunset 6:00 p.m. 1/8 of Day = 90 minutes

Vedic Panchang

Vedic Panchang for 28th August 2010 :
Maas~Bhadra,
Paksha~Krishna,
Weekday~Saturday,
Moon~Pisces,
Tithi~Chaturthi,
Nakshatra~Revati,
Yoga~Soola upto 10:47 then Ganda starts,
Karan~Bava upto 18:38,
Sun Rise 6:00:49

Planet and Nakshatra

Indian Nakshatras with equivalent Astronomical Name

Indian Nakshatras with equivalent Astronomical Name




Twenty Seven Nakshatras with their equivalent Astronomical Name

What is Panchak ???

Dhanistha, Shatbhishak, Poorvabhadrapada, Uttarbhadrapada and Revati are five Nakshatras are known as a Panchak. Panchak means group of ‘Five’. In every month it is period of five days when Moon transits from Aquarius & Pisces Sign respectively. Panchak occurs when the moon's longitude exist between 296 degrees and 360 degrees in sidreal calculation. It states that no auspicious work should be undertaken during this time like marraige, naamkaran, grihapravesh etc. According to Garuda Purana "Person who dies during Panchak does not get peace. Dhanishta Star to Rewati Star are known as Panchak Star. It is known that if any person who dies during this Panchak, is not good for the family left behind."

According to Astrology if you perform any task during these Nakshatras you may have to repeat it for five times. During Panchak the elements in the universe become unbalanced and this causes an imbalance within the family structure. There are five tasks which are prohibited to perform during Panchak. Traveling in south direction, restoring fuel, funeral of body, building house and making bed are not considered auspicious to do during Panchak. According to the spiritual text the auspicious events like Marriage, Mundan, entering to a new House, welcome of a new Bride, construction of house and Upnayan Sanskara are prohibited during this period. The Panchak Nakshatras are not considered during the festivals of Raksha Bandhan and Bhaiya Dauj.

Panchak in August 2010
Panchak has been started from 24th August 2010 at 7:33 and it will be end on 29th August 2010 at 8:17

Vedic Panchang

Vedic Panchang for 26th August 2010 :
Bhadra Maas, Krishna Paksha
Weekday~Thursday,
Moon~Aquarius,
Tithi~Dwitiya,
Nakshatra~Poorvabhadra,
Yoga~Sukarma upto 9:11:21 then Dhriti starts,
Karan~Taitila upto 14:13:05 then Garija starts,
Sun Rise at 05:59:48

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What is Yantra ???

Yantra is the Sanskrit word for "instrument" or "machine". In vedic astrology yantra means symbols or geometric figures. A Yantra is essentially a diagram representing a Mantra or Chant which is used to achieve a specific objective. An Energized Yantra acts like a Machine to amplify the power of the mantras. Yantras carry spiritual significance and point the user to higher levels of consciousness. The Yantra provides a focal point that is a window into the absolute. In the most advanced phases, it is possible to attain union with God by the geometric visualization of a Yantra. A Yantra alone represents nothing only when it is awakened by mental concentration and meditation will the process of Resonance appear and the benefic macrocosmic energies will manifest themselves in the practitioner's Microcosm.

Yantras are created from various materials ranging from copper, silver, gold, bhojpatra and are even available in three dimensional form. The core of the Yantras is composed of one or several simple geometrical shapes like : dots, lines, triangles, squares, circles, swastika and lotuses etc. representing in different ways the subtle energies. For example the Dot signifies the focalized energy and its intense concentration. The Triangle is the symbol of Shakti, the feminine energy or aspect of Creation. The Six Points Star also known as David's Star. This form symbolically represents the union of Purusha and Prakriti or Shiva-Shakti, without which there could be no creation. Circle represent the rotation, in the series of the five fundamental elements it represents air. The Square is usually the exterior limit of the Yantra and symbolically, it represents the element earth. Swastika represents good luck, welfare, prosperity or spiritual victory.

Bija mantras usually represented as characters of Devanāgarī that correspond to the acoustic roots of a particular chakra or vritti. Sometimes we encounter other elements such as arrow points, tridents, swords, spikes included in the design of a Yantra with the purpose of representing vectors and directions of action for the Yantric energies. These yantras are often made on a particular date and time according to procedures defined in the vedas.

The intersection of two geometric forms represents forces that are even more intense than those generated by the simple forms. Such an interpenetration indicates a high level in the dynamic interaction of the correspondent energies. The empty spaces generated by such combinations are described as very efficient operational fields of the forces emanating from the centeral point of the Yantra. That is why we can very often encounter representations of Mantras in such spaces. Yantra and Mantra are complementary aspects of SHIVA and their use together is much more efficient than the use of one alone. At the basis of Yantra operation is something called "shape energy" or "form energy". In Yantra only the benefic and harmonious energies are used.

Yantras are also used for more mundane purposes to enhance the quality of life, to attract prosperity and abundance, even love, to heal and relieve health problems, to protect oneself from negative forces etc. Yantra is a very complex spiritual instrument in the tantric practice or Sadhana. It can calm and focus the activities of the mind and by its positive auto-suggestion it has a benefic impact on the health and psychic well being of a person.

Mantra with respective Yantra will bring more effective results. In ancient texts, Lord Shiva is supposed to have explained the mystical meaning of the Yantra to his consort, Goddess Parvati: "The Yantra is as essential to a god as oil is to the oil lamp or as a body is to a living human being". The Yantra is actually more powerful than a picture of a God which, to be energized, requires a Yantra to be affixed at its base or back. A Yantra always contains a Mantra associated with it. Just as the mind is a part of, yet different from the body, so is the Mantra from the Yantra. The Mantra is the mind consciousness while the Yantra is the form of the deity.

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Om Tat Sat

Different Types of the Kaalsarpa Yoga

Different Types of the Kaalsarpa Yoga

1. Anant Kaalsarpa Yoga
Rahu is in the 1st House and Ketu in the 7th house and the rest of the planets are left to this axis. This is also called Vipareeta Kalsarp Yog. This yog gives extra financial gains but it is bad for marital life gives late marriage, anxiety and inferiority complex.

2. Kulik Kaalsarpa Yoga
Rahu is posited 2nd house and Ketu in 8th house. This combination is bad for health. The probability of losses and accidents is high in people with this combination. It is bad for financial prosperity leading to unstable financial reputation.

3. Vasuki Kaalsarpa Yoga
Rahu occupies 3rd house and Ketu in 9th house and the rest of the planets are located to the left of the Rahu Ketu axis. The person is burdened with problems relating to job or business, blood pressure, sudden death or losses borne because of relatives.

4. Shankhpal Kaalsarpa Yoga
If Rahu is in the 4th house and Ketu is in the 10th house of your kundli, you have the Shankpal Kalsarp yoga.. The person gets trouble relating to workspace and has to go through stress and anxiety leading life with hardships. Sometimes the person afflicted has an illegitimate child or is an illegitimate child. However this yog also has the power of conferring high political success and related gains.

5. Padam Kaalsarpa Yoga
Rahu occupies the 5th house and Ketu in 11th house this Yoga is formed indicating worries on account of children, difficulty in having progeny. If the moon is also afflicted then there is the possibility of being troubled by spirits. In this case the illness recovery time is slow. One faces hindrances in education. There are also chances of being let down by friends in this case.

6. Mahapadma Kaalsarpa Yoga
Rahu is in the 6th house and Ketu is in the 12th house forms Mahapadam Kaalsarpa Yoga. The person has many enemies and has problems with attack of many general diseases. However if this yog acts beneficially it has the power to confer power and political success.

7. Takshak Kaalsarpa Yoga
When Rahu is in 7th house and Ketu is in 1st house this yoga is formed. The person has speculative tendencies and can lose wealth by wasting on liqour, women and gambling. There is marital discord in the life of the person.

8. Karkotak Kaalsarpa Yoga
In this yoga Rahu occupies the 8th house and Ketu occupies the 2nd house. The person is short tempered, has many enemies, looses ancestoral wealth, sexually transmitted diseases are more prone.. Such a person has affinity with the anti social elements.

9. Shankhachood Kaalsarpa Yoga
When Rahu is posited the 9th house and Ketu is posited in 3rd house this yoga operates. People with this yoga face many ups and downs in life. They speak lies and favour anti religious activities. They are also short tempered and have high blood pressure leading to anxiety.

10. Ghatak/Paatak Kaalsarpa Yoga
This yoga is formed when Rahu is in 10th house and ketu is in the 4th house. If this yoga operates positively it has the capacity to confer the highest forms of political powers. Otherwise litigation problems and punishment by law is possible for dissolute behaviour.

11. Vishdhar Kaalsarpa Yoga
If Rahu is in the 11th house of your kundali and Ketu is in the 5th house the yoga which arises is the Vishdhar Kalsarp Yoga. The person travels frequently and is instable. Problems also arise from children or by imprisonment or strifes between brothers. However these persons find peace in the latter half of their life.

12. Sheshnaag Kaalsarpa Yoga
When Rahu is posited in 12th house and ketu is in 6th house this yoga arises. The person has problems relating to litigation, defeat and misfortune. Enemity rises and health problems affect specially the sensory organs.

Remember, the Kalsarp yoga is not the only combination in your chart. If you have other positive combinations (yogas), there will have a positive impact and the negative effects of the Kalsarp yoga will be limited.

Om Tat Sat

Also Read kaalsarpa Yoga
http://anu0562.blogspot.com/2010/08/kaalsarpa-yoga.html

Remedies of KaalSarpa Yoga

Remedies of KaalSarpa Yoga

Persons having Kaal Sarpa Yoga should arrange for remedies so that lucky planets of the horoscope could render favorable results. Kaal Sarpa Yoga is not as horrible as it is painted to be. It can be remedied in most cases. Kaal Sarpa Yoga is an evil yoga like many other evil yogas but there may be nothing to worry about it since it does not hinder to raise the Many famous and successful people with Kaal Sarpa Yoga in their birth charts many of our National movement Leaders and also World's pouplar leaders., e.g. Jawaharlal Nehru, Sachin Tendulkar, George W. Bush, Nelson Mandela, Mrs Parker Camilla Bowel, Abraham Lincoln, Robert Kennedy, Martin Luther King, King Edward VII, Margaret Thacher, Benito Mussolini etc. Kala Sarpa dosha is generally believed that one of the karmic dosha that may run across the generations. The best example to the best of knowledge is Jawahar Lal Nehru's family that we witnessed. A combination of remedies can be followed to mitigate the evil effects of Kaalsarpa Yoga :

1. Perform Kaalsarpa Dosha Nivaran Pooja/Tripindi Puja/Narayana Nagbali at a plcae where the god SHIVA temple is SWAYAMBHU(i.e.the shivalinga was naturally found,say coming out of earth etc.). In Maharashtra it is done at Tryambakeshwar near Nasik.
2. Establish energized Kaal Sarp Yantra in their house and worship it regularly.
3. Recite "Om Namah Shivay" daily.
4. Recite Hanuman Chalisa every day.
5. Perform puja on NaagPanchmi
6. Wear a kalsarpa ring. Shaped like a snake.
7. Recite daily Rahu Kavach, Stotra
8. Recite Nav Nag stotra daily for one year.
9. Wear Nagpaash Yantra at an auspicious time after recitation of mantras.
10. Donate agate, gold, lead, til (sesame) mustard, blue clothes etc.ers, sword, blankets, horse etc from time to time.
11. Worship Shiva Linga adorned with a snake, made of Silver, on Maha Shivaratri day. Complete the recitation of the Shiva Panchakshari mantra 'Om Namah Shivaya' 1,25,000 times, before Maha Shivaratri every year.
12. Perform abhishek for Lord Shiva on Pradosha days.
13. Recite mantras of Lord Bhairon 1,25,000 times.
14. Wash away a pair of snakes made of Iron or Bronze in a river.
15. Wear Gomed and Cat’s eye gemstones.
16. Wear a kalsarpa ring. Shaped like a snake.

Om Tat Sat

Also Read kaalsarpa Yoga
http://anu0562.blogspot.com/2010/08/kaalsarpa-yoga.html

Kaalsarpa Yoga

Kaalsarpa Yoga

Kaalsarp yoga occurs when all the planets are hemmed between Rahu and Ketu. “Kaala" means time, “Sarpa” means Serpent and “Yoga” means combination. So Kaal Sarpa Yoga means that the native is caught by the Serpent of time within the axis of Karma. It reflects unusual and unexpected life-situations experienced by a person, according to his Karma of the previous birth. In Astrological science, Rahu is termed as the Head and Ketu is termed as tail of Sarpa. The person who takes birth in this yog suffer from various problems. This yog effects a person till 47 years and some time throughout his life.
According to the definition for Kalasarpa Yoga. “All the planets should be within the orbit of Rahu and Ketu. - Rahu should be at the upper end and ketu at the lower end. - There is no planet outside the arch. - That there is no planet conjuncting with Rahu or Ketu (If any planet in conjunction with rahu or ketu or both its degree/longitude must not be more than Rahu and Ketu).

Anuloma Type Kaalsarp Yoga
The “Anuloma” type Kaalsarp Yoga produces excellent results. In Anuloma type, Rahu is ahead within the six rasis from the lagna and Ketu occupies a position behind all the planets. Here, one will acquire higher position with all beneficient results.

Viloma Type Kaalsarp Yoga
“Viloma” type Kaalsarp Yoga produces undesirable results. In Viloma type, Ketu is ahead within the six rasis from the lagna and Rahu is posited behind all the planets. Here, one will suffer the maximum and lose his benefits.

If the Sun is in the 8th house from Rahu or When Rahu or Ketu is in the 8th house from Moon, Kalasarpa Yoga is activated. The Kalasarpa Yoga is predominant when Rahu or Ketu is located in the 6th , 7th or 8th house from the ascendant. When Rahu or Ketu is in Kendras the adverse effect of the Kalasarpa yoga is greater. When Rahu or Ketu is in Trikona the good effects of the Kalasarpa yoga predominant (depending upon rashi they occupy, their relations to lagna lord, their position in navamsha).

Partial Kaalsarp Yoga
If malefic planets like Mars and Saturn are placed on the opposite side of ‘Rahu’ and ‘Ketu’, then it is considered to be a partial Kaalsarp Yoga. If in horoscope all 7 planets are between Rahu and Ketu but partially few planets are outside the axis of Rahu and Ketu then Partial Kaal Sarp Yog is formed. If only one planet is outside the axis of Rahu and Ketu then also Partial Kaal Sarp Yog is formed.

Impact of Kaalsarpa Yoga :
A person under the affliction of this yog leads a life of pain and misfortune. If it is highly afflicted this yog has the capacity to cancel out all the good Yogas of one's chart. Following are some other effects of Kaalsarp Dosha :
1. All work comes to a standstill and fruitless struggles indicated.
2. Hurdles in every important and auspicious work.
3. Lack of Mental peace
4. Deterioration of health and reduces longevity of life. The native without any reason suffers from diseases that are not cured by medicine. Suffering from skin problems like allergyproblems, itching , white /black dots on skin also indicated.
5. Low self-confidence
6. Destruction of business and loss of job, enemies are the prime reason for your loss in business and obstacles in life.
7. Poor Relations with family members and friends/colleagues.
9. Treachery from friends and business partner.
10. Very less help from relatives and friends
11. Sudden loss of money or prestige is an indication of this yoga.

Types of the Kaalsarpa Yoga :

1. Anant Kaalsarpa Yoga
Rahu is in the 1st House and Ketu in the 7th house and the rest of the planets are left to this axis. This is also called Vipareeta Kalsarp Yog. This yog gives extra financial gains but it is bad for marital life gives late marriage, anxiety and inferiority complex.

2. Kulik Kaalsarpa Yoga
Rahu is posited 2nd house and Ketu in 8th house. This combination is bad for health. The probability of losses and accidents is high in people with this combination. It is bad for financial prosperity leading to unstable financial reputation.

3. Vasuki Kaalsarpa Yoga
Rahu occupies 3rd house and Ketu in 9th house and the rest of the planets are located to the left of the Rahu Ketu axis. The person is burdened with problems relating to job or business, blood pressure, sudden death or losses borne because of relatives

4. Shankhpal Kaalsarpa Yoga
If Rahu is in the 4th house and Ketu is in the 10th house of your kundli, you have the Shankpal Kalsarp yoga.. The person gets trouble relating to workspace and has to go through stress and anxiety leading life with hardships. Sometimes the person afflicted has an illegitimate child or is an illegitimate child. However this yog also has the power of conferring high political success and related gains.

5. Padam Kaalsarpa Yoga
Rahu occupies the 5th house and Ketu in 11th house this Yoga is formed indicating worries on account of children, difficulty in having progeny. If the moon is also afflicted then there is the possibility of being troubled by spirits. In this case the illness recovery time is slow. One faces hindrances in education. There are also chances of being let down by friends in this case.

6. Mahapadma Kaalsarpa Yoga
Rahu is in the 6th house and Ketu is in the 12th house forms Mahapadam Kaalsarpa Yoga. The person has many enemies and has problems with attack of many general diseases. However if this yog acts beneficially it has the power to confer power and political success.

7. Takshak Kaalsarpa Yoga
When Rahu is in 7th house and Ketu is in 1st house this yoga is formed. The person has speculative tendencies and can lose wealth by wasting on liqour, women and gambling. There is marital discord in the life of the person.

8. Karkotak Kaalsarpa Yoga
In this yoga Rahu occupies the 8th house and Ketu occupies the 2nd house. The person is short tempered, has many enemies, looses ancestoral wealth, sexually transmitted diseases are more prone.. Such a person has affinity with the anti social elements.

9. Shankhachood Kaalsarpa Yoga
When Rahu is posited the 9th house and Ketu is posited in 3rd house this yoga operates. People with this yoga face many ups and downs in life. They speak lies and favour anti religious activities. They are also short tempered and have high blood pressure leading to anxiety.

10. Ghatak/Paatak Kaalsarpa Yoga
This yoga is formed when Rahu is in 10th house and ketu is in the 4th house. If this yoga operates positively it has the capacity to confer the highest forms of political powers. Otherwise litigation problems and punishment by law is possible for dissolute behaviour.

11. Vishdhar Kaalsarpa Yoga
If Rahu is in the 11th house of your kundali and Ketu is in the 5th house the yoga which arises is the Vishdhar Kalsarp Yoga. The person travels frequently and is instable. Problems also arise from children or by imprisonment or strifes between brothers. However these persons find peace in the latter half of their life.

12. Sheshnaag Kaalsarpa Yoga
When Rahu is posited in 12th house and ketu is in 6th house this yoga arises. The person has problems relating to litigation, defeat and misfortune. Enemity rises and health problems affect specially the sensory organs.

Remember, the Kalsarp yoga is not the only combination in your chart. If you have other positive combinations (yogas), there will have a positive impact and the negative effects of the Kalsarp yoga will be limited.

Remedies :
Persons having Kaal Sarpa Yoga should arrange for remedies so that lucky planets of the horoscope could render favorable results. Kaal Sarpa Yoga is not as horrible as it is painted to be. It can be remedied in most cases. Kaal Sarpa Yoga is an evil yoga like many other evil yogas but there may be nothing to worry about it since it does not hinder to raise the Many famous and successful people with Kaal Sarpa Yoga in their birth charts many of our National movement Leaders and also World's pouplar leaders., e.g. Jawaharlal Nehru, Sachin Tendulkar, George W. Bush, Nelson Mandela, Mrs Parker Camilla Bowel, Abraham Lincoln, Robert Kennedy, Martin Luther King, King Edward VII, Margaret Thacher, Benito Mussolini etc. Kala Sarpa dosha is generally believed that one of the karmic dosha that may run across the generations. The best example to the best of knowledge is Jawahar Lal Nehru's family that we witnessed. A combination of remedies and ethical, simple living on the part of natives can overcome the dosha.

1. Perform Kaalsarpa Dosha Nivaran Pooja/Tripindi Puja/Narayana Nagbali at a plcae where the god SHIVA temple is SWAYAMBHU(i.e.the shivalinga was naturally found,say coming out of earth etc.). In Maharashtra it is done at Tryambakeshwar near Nasik.
2. Establish energized Kaal Sarp Yantra in their house and worship it regularly.
3. Recite "Om Namah Shivay" daily.
4. Recite Hanuman Chalisa every day.
5. Perform puja on NaagPanchmi
6. Wear a kalsarpa ring. Shaped like a snake.
7. Recite daily Rahu Kavach, Stotra
8. Recite Nav Nag stotra daily for one year.
9. Wear Nagpaash Yantra at an auspicious time after recitation of mantras.
10. Donate agate, gold, lead, til (sesame) mustard, blue clothes etc.ers, sword, blankets, horse etc from time to time.
11. Worship Shiva Linga adorned with a snake, made of Silver, on Maha Shivaratri day. Complete the recitation of the Shiva Panchakshari mantra 'Om Namah Shivaya' 1,25,000 times, before Maha Shivaratri every year.
12. Perform abhishek for Lord Shiva on Pradosha days.
13. Recite mantras of Lord Bhairon 1,25,000 times.
14. Wash away a pair of snakes made of Iron or Bronze in a river.
15. Wear Gomed and Cat’s eye gemstones.
16. Wear a kalsarpa ring. Shaped like a snake.

Om Tat Sat

Also Read Types of Kaalsarpa Yoga
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