In Vedic astrology, the Kaal Sarpa yoga (or dosha) is supposed to
be formed when all the planets are in the perimeter of Rahu and Ketu.
In the horoscope, Rahu and Ketu are always placed opposite to each
other. If even one planet is outside its perimeter, there is no Kaal
Sarpa yoga.
Consider the following two examples:
1. Positive dosha as all the planets are in the perimeter of Rahu and Ketu:
Rahu-Sun-Moon-Mercury-Jupiter-Venus-Saturn-Ketu
2. Negative dosha as one planet is outside the perimeter of Rahu and Ketu:
Rahu-Sun-Moon-Mercury-Jupiter-Venus- Ketu- Saturn
However, it is very important to correctly identify the Kaal Sarpa yoga in the horoscope before making any prediction. It is a surprise that the ancient classics of astrology have not even talked about this concept. Therefore, lots of misconceptions are going around the concept and it is being falsely propagated. Half of astrologers are using this propaganda to run their business and make money by fooling around people. People are also scared about it as they are not well-informed.
It is also very closely connected to the Manglik dosha in the horoscope. There are supposed to be 12 types of Kaal Sarp dosh, these 12 have been named after famous snakes in the Indian mythology: Anant, Kulik, Vasuki, Shankhapal, Padm, Mahapadma, Takshak, Karkat, Shankh Naad, Patak, Vishakata and Shesh Naag.
However, Kaal Sarpa is not always bad or responsible for the miseries of our life. It will not give bad results until and unless Rahu or Ketu are well-connected with other functional malefic planets. The Kaal Sarpa analysis is always done according to the placements of other planets in the horoscope and their mutual relationship according to their strength and weaknesses.
According to Vedic astrology, the Kaal is time and Sarpa means snake, Kaal Sarpa dosh is all about moving like a snake with lots of ups and downs in your life. It helps to understand the possibilities of mishaps and obstructions in one's life. The Kaal Sarpa yoga indicates that the native has to suffer the consequences of his past Karma in his present life. It is Karmic representation and he has to struggle through the life to achieve his aim. According to Indian scriptures, a person affected with this dosha has come to this world to fulfill some specific work which may remove the evils of his horoscope and can give a better incarnation in the next life.
Finally, there is nothing to worry about as there is a long list of world famous people who had Kaal Sarpa yoga in their chart.
Consider the following two examples:
1. Positive dosha as all the planets are in the perimeter of Rahu and Ketu:
Rahu-Sun-Moon-Mercury-Jupiter-Venus-Saturn-Ketu
2. Negative dosha as one planet is outside the perimeter of Rahu and Ketu:
Rahu-Sun-Moon-Mercury-Jupiter-Venus- Ketu- Saturn
However, it is very important to correctly identify the Kaal Sarpa yoga in the horoscope before making any prediction. It is a surprise that the ancient classics of astrology have not even talked about this concept. Therefore, lots of misconceptions are going around the concept and it is being falsely propagated. Half of astrologers are using this propaganda to run their business and make money by fooling around people. People are also scared about it as they are not well-informed.
It is also very closely connected to the Manglik dosha in the horoscope. There are supposed to be 12 types of Kaal Sarp dosh, these 12 have been named after famous snakes in the Indian mythology: Anant, Kulik, Vasuki, Shankhapal, Padm, Mahapadma, Takshak, Karkat, Shankh Naad, Patak, Vishakata and Shesh Naag.
However, Kaal Sarpa is not always bad or responsible for the miseries of our life. It will not give bad results until and unless Rahu or Ketu are well-connected with other functional malefic planets. The Kaal Sarpa analysis is always done according to the placements of other planets in the horoscope and their mutual relationship according to their strength and weaknesses.
According to Vedic astrology, the Kaal is time and Sarpa means snake, Kaal Sarpa dosh is all about moving like a snake with lots of ups and downs in your life. It helps to understand the possibilities of mishaps and obstructions in one's life. The Kaal Sarpa yoga indicates that the native has to suffer the consequences of his past Karma in his present life. It is Karmic representation and he has to struggle through the life to achieve his aim. According to Indian scriptures, a person affected with this dosha has come to this world to fulfill some specific work which may remove the evils of his horoscope and can give a better incarnation in the next life.
Finally, there is nothing to worry about as there is a long list of world famous people who had Kaal Sarpa yoga in their chart.
Matthew Farnandes is a freelance writer who has been writing
articles, blogs, press releases and other web and non-web content
professionally. He has been researching astrology for last 10 years and
has special expertise and interest in the topic, he personally
contributes to the astrology section frequently.
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