Each planet on this list represents something in all of our lives – a universal aspect of our experiences. They have control over various aspects of our mind, including various desires and requirements that shape who we are. As a result, your natal chart depicts a portrait of you based on your unique blend of zodiac signs, planet positions, and houses. This natal chart is derived from a map of the sky at the time of your birth into the earth.
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The sun: ego, creativity
The sun isn’t technically a planet (it’s a star), but as a luminary body in our solar system, it has the same astrological influence as the planets. In fact, because its position in the sky at the moment of your birth determines your sun sign, or the zodiac sign you’d ordinarily read in a horoscope, it has possibly the broadest impact on your whole personality.
In astrology, what are the nine planets and their characteristics?
In Jyotish or Vedic Astrology, the chart is analyzed using nine Grahas (planets):
- The Sun is a powerful force (Surya or Ravi)
- the moon (Chandra Sandu)
- Mars is a planet in the Solar System (Mangal or Kuja)
- Jupiter is a planet in the solar system (Guru or Brhaspathi)
- Venus is the goddess of love (Shukra or Sikuru)
- Saturn is a planet in the solar system (Shani or Senasuru)
- Lunar Node in the North (Rahu)
- Lunar Node in the South (Ketu)
The Sanskrit term “Graha” is frequently confused with the English word “planet.” This is a fairly crude translation that obscures the word’s true meaning. The term “graha” alludes to a being with the ability to “seize, lay hold of, or grip.” As a result, Graha means to comprehend or take hold of the meaning that the planets possess. This connotation is linked to the nakshatras (also known as moon mansions, or a 27-fold split of the zodiac), which are defined in similar terms.
Graha thus extends beyond the concept of a planet to include the power of celestial events to impact or forecast happenings on Earth. Because this relationship has no known physical basis, astrology is not accepted by the scientific community. We prefer the name Graha to planet because it communicates a more profound connotation. Furthermore, using the phrase planet isn’t technically correct. Surya / Ravi (the Sun), Chandra / Sandu (the Moon), Mangal / Kuja (Mars), Budha (Mercury), Guru / Brahpathi (Jupiter), Shukra / Sikuru (Venus), Shani / Senasuru (Saturn), Rahu (Northern lunar node), and Ketu (Southern lunar node) are the nine Grahas (Planets) (Southern lunar node). The Sun is a star rather than a planet. Rahu and Ketu are not planets, and they aren’t even physical beings.
According to their general auspicious and inauspicious tendencies, the Grahas are classified into two groups. Saumya, or benefic, and Krura, or malefic, are the Sanskrit words for these two groups. Beneficial planets include the Waxing Moon, Mercury, Jupiter, and Venus. Malefic planets include the Sun, Saturn, Mars, Waning Moon, Rahu, and Ketu.
The nine planets (seven planets plus the lunar nodes) each have their own significance and meaning. The planetary rays manifest in our life in a variety of ways. Each life experience and stage of our lives is ruled by a planet. They are the most important markers of persons and the many characteristics or qualities we possess. Understanding the true meanings of the planets in our lives will lead to a higher level of consciousness, freeing us from their grip.
Rahu, Ketu, and the Planets all have different effects on each other. The ancient sages found a link between the movement of the planets and human experience’s ups and downs. Vedic Astrology investigates these variations in order to assist us in anticipating and comprehending obstacles.
Conjunction occurs when two planets of the same sign align. Planets that are in the same sign as each other are said to aspect each other. Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn all have unique aspects. The sign in which a planet is found is extremely significant. The planet’s attributes are shown more forcefully and auspiciously when the sign is favorable to it. The person in question will get more rewards in various aspects of life that the planets represent. If the sign is particularly unfavorable, on the other hand, the planet will become inauspicious and may cause issues and strife in whatever aspect of life it symbolizes.
We calculated all of these factors, as well as many others. Our astrologers have the capacity to calculate and analyze all of the planets’ intricate influences, then deliver them to you in plain English (Interpretations).
In astrology, what do the planets rule?
The zodiac’s bosses are the reigning planets. They call the shots and have a big say in how each sign runs its business, as well as how everyone else acts when they’re around.
What does Saturn represent?
According to Jennifer Freed, PhD, psychological astrologer and author of Use Your Planets Wisely, “Saturn is about maturity, responsibility, discipline, and stewardship.” “Explore each sign’s archetypal energy and what it takes to be mature.”
What does Mercury stand for?
Mercury, the solar system’s smallest and innermost planet, is named after a Roman god who functioned as a messenger to the gods. It represents communication in astrology. This planet reflects reasoning and rationality, whereas the moon depicts our emotions. Mercury analyzes, sorts, and categorizes information with its sharp intellect and insatiable curiosity, assisting us in synthesizing and articulating complicated ideas. It rules both the air sign Gemini and the earth sign Virgo, each of which represents a distinct aspect of Mercury’s personality: chatty Gemini is outgoing, while analytical Virgo is inward. Mercury transits a zodiac sign in 13 or 14 days and retrogrades three or four times per year. The iconic retrograde of this planet causes communication breakdowns, travel delays, and texts from ex-lovers.
What is the universe’s most powerful planet?
According to the University of Colorado at Boulder, Jupiter’s massive magnetic field is the strongest of all the planets in the solar system, measuring about 20,000 times that of Earth (opens in new tab).
Which planet is to blame for the breakup?
Love and relationship breakups are caused by planets transiting through the horoscope. Malefic planets cause breakups, and Rahu and Sun are other planets that cause breakups. Mangal dosh can also cause a breakup.
Planets in the horoscope that cause breakup:
- The conjunction of Saturn and Venus will result in the breakup of a relationship. Venus is important for love success, but if Venus is weak in your horoscope, it can lead to a split.
- If Rahu and Ketu have an effect on the 5th house lord in a kundli, the relationship will not end pleasantly.
- The 7th house is associated with marriage, however if Mars, Saturn, Rahu, or Ketu are weak in this house, marriage will be difficult.
- Moon is the ruler of feelings, emotions, and thoughts in astrology. When malefic planets Rahu, Ketu, and the moon align in the horoscope, it can lead to a breakup.
- Your love relationship will come to an end if the Moon is weak in the 6th, 8th, or 12th house in your kundli.
What does Mars stand for?
Mars is a personal planet, which means that its energy is reflected in your public persona. Mars was the god of war in ancient mythology, and the planet represents our drive (yes, even sex drive), ambition, passion, and energy in astrology.
What does Jupiter represent?
Your Sun, Moon, and Rising signs, as well as your Mercury sign, are most likely known to you. You have a sign for each planet, and today we’re talking about Jupiter. Jupiter is the planet of luck, fortune, success, and generosity in astrology, and it is a generous and plentiful force for good in the cosmos.
Consider your birth chart to be a picture of the cosmos at the time you were born. Your Jupiter sign refers to the constellation in which Jupiter was seen. You may figure out what yours is by using a birth chart calculator, such as the ones on Caf Astrology or CoStar; JSYK, it’ll almost certainly be different from your Sun sign!
