How common is Nabhasa Yogas?

In 20,000 randomly cast charts it appeared in 91.0%, about nine charts in ten, and held in full in 91.0%.

Is Nabhasa Yogas 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. 35 (Santhanam) / 37 (Sharma); Brihat Jataka ch. 12.

How do I know if I have Nabhasa Yogas?

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.

Yoga · Classical source

Nabhasa Yogas

Patterns made by the seven planets together, said to act throughout life rather than in a dasha.

Also written: Nabhas Yoga, Mala Yoga, Sarpa Yoga, Kedara Yoga, Damini Yoga, Pasha Yoga, Veena Yoga

Type: Yoga
Planets: All seven planets
Source tier: Classical
How common: 91.0% of charts
Source: BPHS ch. 35 (Santhanam) / 37 (Sharma); Brihat Jataka ch. 12

How it forms

Nabhasa yogas read the whole pattern of the seven planets (the Sun to Saturn) rather than any one placement, and the classics say they act throughout life rather than in a particular dasha. The engine checks three of the four groups, and reports the Sankhya yoga only when no more specific Nabhasa yoga applies.

Rajju YogaClassical
All seven planets in movable signs (Aries, Cancer, Libra, Capricorn).
You love travel and movement, and grow restless when kept in one place.
In 0.035% of charts
Musala YogaClassical
All seven in fixed signs (Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, Aquarius).
Proud and steady; fixed in purpose and slow to change course once set.
In 0.040% of charts
Nala YogaClassical
All seven in dual signs (Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, Pisces).
Versatile and many-sided, though results can come unevenly.
In 0.0050% of charts
Mala YogaClassical
Benefics fill at least three of the four kendras, with no malefic in any kendra.
Comfort, good company and a life that tends to run pleasantly.
In 0.24% of charts
Sarpa YogaClassical
Malefics fill at least three of the four kendras, with no benefic in any kendra.
Life asks for more effort than usual. The hardships are real, but they build a tough and capable person.
In 1.1% of charts
Veena (Vallaki) YogaClassical
The seven planets occupy 7 signs between them.
Many-sided talents and a love of music and the arts, with a wide circle of friends.
In 2.1% of charts
Damini YogaClassical
The seven planets occupy 6 signs between them.
Generous and helpful by nature; you become a provider for many people.
In 20.8% of charts
Pasha YogaClassical
The seven planets occupy 5 signs between them.
Skilful and hardworking, with many ties and responsibilities to carry.
In 42.8% of charts
Kedara YogaClassical
The seven planets occupy 4 signs between them.
Useful to many: a practical, productive life, often connected with land or growing things.
In 27.4% of charts
Shoola YogaClassical
The seven planets occupy 3 signs between them.
Sharp and forceful. Guard against harshness and quick conflict, and the edge becomes an asset.
In 5.2% of charts
Yuga YogaClassical
The seven planets occupy 2 signs between them.
An unconventional path; stability comes later and through deliberate effort.
In 0.27% of charts
Gola YogaClassical
The seven planets occupy a single sign.
Energy concentrated on one area of life; balance comes from deliberately widening your world.

What it gives

Each pattern has its own meaning, listed with its rule below.

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. Nabhasa Yogas appeared in 91.0% of them: about nine charts in ten. It held in full, with none of its weakening conditions, in 91.0%.

A rule that appears in about nine charts in ten cannot mark anyone out on its own. What matters is its strength, and whether anything in the chart cancels it, which is why the engine grades each one rather than simply reporting it.

Where this rule comes from

Of the 32 Nabhasa yogas, the engine checks the Ashraya group (Rajju, Musala, Nala), the Dala group (Mala, Sarpa) and the Sankhya group. The 20 Akriti, or shape, yogas are not defined in the reference it follows, so they are left out rather than guessed.

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