What is significance of Paya in astrology?

According to astrology, there are total 4 payas. Any person is born in any one of these feet. The house in which the Moon is situated from the Ascendant in the Kundli reveals the payee. It is said that the person who is born in auspicious pay proves to be lucky not only for himself but also for his family.

What is Nakshatra Pada?

What Is Nakshatra And Pada In Vedic Astrology? Each nakshatra is divided into four padas or charanas, i.e., 13.33′/4=3.33′. Therefore, a pada is 1/4th of the nakshatra (3).

What is Ghat Chakra in Kundli?

Ghat Chakra gives you information about inauspicious days, Nakshatras and other elements of the Panchang based on your horoscope.

What is ganas astrology?

Gana holds a key role in Vedic astrology. Gana represents one’s nature. Deva Gana (Divine), Rakshasa Gana (Demonic) and Manushya Gana (Human) are the three types of Ganas. Deva Gana: They will possess divine nature, and these persons can be seen rarely. Such people work for others without any expectations.

How is Shatabhisha Nakshatra?

Shatabhisha is a secretive star with a focus on the hidden powers of life. This may lead to an isolated life and those born under this star must be cautious of depression and privacy. Overall, Shatabhisha Nakshatra bestows a truthful, perceptive, and ambitious nature of an individual.

What is pada3?

People born under Mula nakshatra pada 3 are very communicative about spiritual and philosophical discussion. They have many ideas about how to create a spiritual world around them and to teach others what they should be expecting with their lives. Such people make great salesmen of philosophy and traveling.

What is Vimshottari Dasha?

Vimshottari Dasha assumes that the maximum duration of life of an individual human being is 120 years which is the aggregate duration of all nine planetary periods i.e. Ketu 7, Venus 20, Sun 6, Moon 10, Mars 7, Rahu 18, Jupiter 16, Saturn 19 and Mercury 17, in the order of their operation.

What is Dagdha Rashi?

Dagdha Rashi is the result of the combination of Day, Tithi( lunar day) and Nakshaktra(constellation). It’s also called Burnt sign. Since one Tithi contains Poornima (Full moon) and one Amavasya (New moon) it an aggregate 30 Tithis and these 30 Tithis make one lunar month.