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The various Lunar Aspects, along with the associated planets and aspect types, have been listed in tabular form. This table illustrates the subtle angular relationships formed between the Chandra and other Graha. Here, the changing position of Chandra and its subtle analysis are presented.
When two planets aspect each other, this condition is known as Planets Mutual Aspects. This is not merely an ordinary aspect; rather, it establishes an active energetic relationship between the planets.
Planets Mutual Parallel movements are listed here. When two planets are positioned in the same direction from the celestial equator, that is, both to the north or both to the south and at the same degree, they are said to be in a mutual parallel, that is, planetary mutual parallelism.
The apparent path of the Surya in the sky is called the ecliptic. The movement of planets along the ecliptic is known as Planets Ecliptic Crossings. When a planet travels along this path and moves from one Rashi into another, it exerts auspicious and inauspicious influences upon human life and the Earth.
Lagna, which plays a crucial role in the Horoscope of a person, is the Zodiac Sign rising at the Eastern horizon. In Hinduism, various auspicious times including Vivah Muhurat, Griha Pravesh Muhurat, etc, are determined on the basis of Lagna.
The dates and timings for the combustion of planets such as Chandra, Mangala, Budha, Brihaspati, etc., are listed. In Vedic astrology, the period of a planet's combustion is considered highly significant. When a planet comes very close to the Sun and becomes invisible, it is referred to as the planet's combustion.
The dates and timings for the retrograde motion of planets such as Mangala, Budha, Brihaspati, Shukra, etc., have been listed. Each retrograde phase consists of four key points, known as Shadow, Retro Station, Direct Station and Release. Except for the Surya and Chandra, all other planets exhibit retrograde motion.
Location based Tropical Planetary Positions are given on this page. Tropical Planetary Positions of each planet like Surya, Chandra, Mangal, Budha, Brihaspati are described. Tropical Planetary Positions are also known as Sayanha Planetary Positions.
Location based Sidereal Planetary Positions are given on this page. Sidereal Planetary Positions of each planet like Surya, Chandra, Mangal, Budha, Brihaspati are described. Sidereal Planetary Positions are also known as Nirayana Planetary Positions.
