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Chamara Yoga

An exalted ascendant lord in a kendra, aspected by Jupiter: honour and eloquence.

Type
Yoga
Planets
The ascendant lord and Jupiter
Source tier
Classical
How common
0.56% of charts
Source
BPHS ch. 36 (Santhanam) / 38 (Sharma)

How it forms

The lord of the ascendant is exalted, sits in a kendra (the 1st, 4th, 7th or 10th house), and is aspected by Jupiter.

All three conditions together make it rare. The chamara is the yak-tail fan held over royalty.

What it gives

Honoured, eloquent and long-lived; your word carries weight in learned company.

How common is it?

We cast 20,000 charts with this site's engine, for random birth times and places between 1940 and 2010, and counted. Chamara Yoga appeared in 0.56% of them: about one chart in 180. It held in full, with none of its weakening conditions, in 0.56%.

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Frequently asked questions

How common is Chamara Yoga?
In 20,000 randomly cast charts it appeared in 0.56%, about one chart in 180, and held in full in 0.56%.
Is Chamara Yoga in the classical texts?
Its source is classical: stated in the foundational texts, such as Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra and Brihat Jataka. The rule as checked here comes from BPHS ch. 36 (Santhanam) / 38 (Sharma).
How do I know if I have Chamara Yoga?
Cast your free kundli on this site. The reading lists every yoga and dosha found in your chart, why it applies, and anything that weakens or cancels it.