Seven planets are used: Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus and Saturn, plus two shadow planets, Rahu and Ketu. A Vedic chart therefore has nine grahas.
Navagraha, 'the nine grahas', names this set of nine.
Lessons that use this term
- What is Vedic astrology (Jyotish)? A beginner's guide
- Vedic vs Western astrology: sidereal and tropical zodiac differences
- What is a birth chart (kundali) in Vedic astrology?
- Nine planets (navagraha) in Vedic astrology: a beginner's guide
- How Skybond reads a Vedic chart: method and conventions
- Classical texts of Vedic astrology: BPHS, Phaladeepika, Saravali
- What is moon sign (rashi) in Vedic astrology?
- Sun (Surya) in Vedic astrology: meaning and significations
- Moon (Chandra) in Vedic astrology: meaning and significations
- Mars (Mangala) in Vedic astrology: meaning and significations
- Mercury (Budha) in Vedic astrology: meaning and significations
- Jupiter (Guru) in Vedic astrology: meaning and significations
- Venus (Shukra) in Vedic astrology: meaning and significations
- Saturn (Shani) in Vedic astrology: meaning and significations
- Rahu (north node) in Vedic astrology: meaning and significations
- Ketu (south node) in Vedic astrology: meaning and significations
- Natural benefic and malefic planets in Vedic astrology
- 11th house in Vedic astrology: meaning and significations
- What is gochar? Planetary transits in Vedic astrology
- Saturn in Pisces (Mar 2025 to Jun 2027)
- Saturn enters Aries (Jun 2027)
- Jupiter in Cancer, exalted (Jun to Oct 2026, again Jan to Jun 2027)
- Jupiter in Leo (Oct 2026 to Jan 2027, again Jun to Nov 2027)
- Nadi dosha and Bhakoot dosha in kundali matching
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