Laghu Parasari (Jataka Chandrika)
author: O. P. Verma
edition: 2005, Rajan Publications
pages: 192
ISBN-10: 8188230040
Topic: Jyotisha
Chapter 20 - Other auspicious Yogas
This page describes Other auspicious Yogas which is the twentieth chapter located on pages 54-87 in the book Laghu Parasari (Jataka Chandrika) by O. P. Verma. This book is an important treatise belonging to Hindu astrological (joytisha) literature. The core of the principles laid down in the text originate from the Brihat Parasara Hora Sastra. This chapter is a sub-section of Part 2 (Combinations of Planets). This page contains an online preview of the full text and summarizes technical terms, as well as information if you want to buy this book.
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You can look up the meaning of the phrase “Other auspicious Yogas” according to 234 books dealing with Hinduism. The following list shows a short preview of potential definitions.
The Garuda Purana (abridged)
AMRIT YOGA — It is the most auspicious yoga for commencing any work. The conjunction of a particular day and specific nakshatra constitute this yoga. Few examples of Amrit yoga are Mool nakshatra falling on Sunday, Shravan nakshatra on Monday, Uttara bhadrapad on Tuesday, Kritika on Wednesday, Punarvasu on Thursday, Purvafalguni on Friday and Swati nakshatra falling on Saturday. VISHA YOGA –It is considered to be an inauspicious yoga and unsuitable for commencing any important work....
Read full contents: Description Of Yogas And Muhurtas
The Garuda Purana [by Manmatha Nath Dutt]
When the Sun is in conjunction with Mula, when the moon is with Shravana, when Mars is with Purva and Uttara Bhadrapada, when Mercury is with Kirttika, when Jupiter is with Punarvasu, when Venus is with Purva Phalguna, when Saturn is with Shyati—these conjunctions are called Amrita-yoga which yields success in all undertakings. Vishkumbha-yoga lasts for five hours. Shula-yoga lasts for seven hours. Ganda-, and Atiganda-, yogas, last for six hours, and Vyagha-tavajra, for nine hours....
Read full contents: Chapter LIX - Discourses on Astrology
The Agni Purana [by N. Gangadharan]
Dividing it by 60, the true nadikas in the current tithi is got at 47-35. (* 13) Yogas form variable divisions of time during which the joint motion of the Sun and the Moon in longitude is 13° 20 or 800 kalas. In a cycle there are 27 yogas, some of them being considered as auspicious and others inauspicious. Their significances are taken due note of in deciding upon the times for rituals and domestic ceremonies....
Read full contents: Chapter 122 - Pancanga: The Almanac
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