Aarav Sharma’s Raj Yoga Report

What your chart holds

Your chart has a Raja yoga formed by Guru, Mangal and Shukra together in your Lagna; a Dhana yoga formed by Guru, Budh and Mangal; Mangal as your Yogakaraka, the single most helpful graha for a Simha Lagna; and Harsha yoga from Shani in the 6th house. Kemadruma, a lunar pattern, forms and is cancelled, which is itself a mark of support around the Moon.

That is an unusually rich set for one chart, and all of the Raja and Dhana yogas sit in one place: your own 1st house. Your success is written into your personality, presence and effort.

An honest note on strength

Some of these grahas carry qualifications. Your Guru is combust, very close to the Sun’s degree. Your Shukra is retrograde in the sign of a natural rival, and your Budh is retrograde and combust. Mangal sits comfortably in a friend’s sign. In practice this means the yogas are real but ask for effort: they reward work and patience rather than arriving by themselves.

The rule

Parashara’s rule is simple. The kendras, the angular houses 1, 4, 7 and 10, are the pillars of a chart; the trikonas, houses 1, 5 and 9, are its fortune. When a lord of a kendra joins a lord of a trikona, a Raja yoga forms.

For your Simha Lagna, Surya rules the 1st house, Mangal the 4th and 9th, Shani the 6th and 7th, Shukra the 3rd and 10th, and Guru the 5th and 8th. So your kendra lords are Surya, Mangal, Shani and Shukra, and your trikona lords are Surya, Guru and Mangal.

Mangal, your Yogakaraka

Mangal rules both the 4th, a kendra, and the 9th, a trikona. A graha that rules a kendra and a trikona at once is called the Yogakaraka: it is a Raja yoga by itself. Your Mangal sits in Simha in your 1st house, in Purva Phalguni pada 4, in a friend’s sign, which makes him a strong and active Yogakaraka. For you, luck follows action.

The Raja yoga in your Lagna

Guru, lord of your 5th house, sits with Mangal, lord of your 4th and 9th, and Shukra, lord of your 10th, all in Simha in your 1st house. The 5th and 9th are trikonas, the 4th and 10th are kendras, and the 1st house they share is both. This is a classic Raja yoga, traditionally linked with recognition, authority and rising through your own abilities.

The 10th lord in the Lagna adds a particular flavour: career and identity merge, and people come to associate your work with your name. Many people with this pattern eventually lead, advise or work independently.

The Dhana yoga

Budh rules your 2nd and 11th houses, the two houses of money. He sits in your Lagna with Guru and Mangal, the lords of the 5th and 9th. The lord of wealth joining the lords of fortune forms a Dhana yoga, traditionally linked with earning and building resources through effort and good judgement. It is the same set of grahas, which is why status and income tend to rise together for you.

Harsha yoga

Shani, lord of your 6th house, sits in the 6th house in Makara, his own sign. The lord of a difficult house placed in a difficult house forms a Vipareeta Raja yoga; in the 6th it is called Harsha yoga. Classical texts describe it as giving good health, courage and victory over opponents: adversity turned into strength. With Shani also dignified, it is a strong example.

No Mahapurusha yoga forms in your chart, because none of the five grahas is in its own or exaltation sign in a kendra. Mangal, the strongest candidate, sits in a friend’s sign, which is warm but not the dignity these yogas require.

Now: Guru Mahadasha

You are in Guru Mahadasha until 26 August 2027. Guru is part of both your Raja and Dhana yogas, so the years since 2011 have traditionally been the time these yogas first showed themselves, through learning, advice and growth. The final sub-period, Rahu Antardasha, is a time to test new directions before the next chapter.

Next: Shani Mahadasha, 2027 to 2046

Shani forms your Harsha yoga, so his nineteen-year Mahadasha from 26 August 2027 is traditionally one of steady, durable progress. Within it, the sub-periods of your yoga grahas stand out: Budh from August 2030 to May 2033, activating your Dhana yoga; Shukra from June 2034 to August 2037, activating your 10th lord and the Raja yoga; Mangal, your Yogakaraka, from February 2040 to April 2041; and Guru from February 2044 to August 2046.

After that, Budh Mahadasha runs from 2046 to 2063, the long period of your wealth lord.

Yogas work through you

Because all your main yogas sit in the Lagna, they respond to how you show up. Take visible responsibility, put your name to your work, and move first when an opportunity appears: that is what a Yogakaraka Mangal in the Lagna rewards.

Because Guru is combust and Budh and Shukra are retrograde, give ideas a second draft and take advice before big decisions. Retrograde grahas often deliver their best results on the second attempt. And because Shani forms Harsha yoga, the hard, unglamorous work you do in your Shani years is the foundation the Raja yoga builds on.

Every yoga was found by the iAstroGuru Engine using Parashari rules for kendra and trikona lordship, Yogakaraka, Dhana, Vipareeta and Mahapurusha yogas, using the Lahiri ayanamsa and whole-sign houses.

The text was written from these calculated facts and checked automatically against the chart before release. A yoga describes a potential, never a guarantee, and nothing here is career, financial or legal advice. This sample was prepared for a fictional person, Aarav Sharma.