Ravi Yogas - Report

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Ravi Yogas in Vedic Astrology refers to special planetary formations involving the Sun. Sun in astrology represents our soul, exterior personality or public image, natural wisdom, ego, pride, authoritative power and leadership qualities. So as you can see, an auspicious placement of Sun or a Yoga formed by the Sun is highly desirable in a horoscope as it makes the human a complete person in this material world.

Since Ravi Yoga formation is a common pattern seen in most horoscope, it is always good to check the dignity of such yogas in Navamsa or D9 chart (highly recommended) and Dasamsa or D10 chart (especially good for Nipuna Yoga)

Vesi Yoga:

When there is a planet other than Moon in the 2nd house from Sun, then Vesi Yoga is present. The 2nd from Sun is the dhana bhava or house of wealth for the soul. The person will be righteous and will be happy with whatever they have earned in their life.

Vosi Yoga

When there is a planet other than Moon in the 12th house from Sun, then this yoga is present. The 12th from the Sun is the house of Losses or salvation from the perspective of one’s Soul. The person will be talented, charitable, popular, and learned.

Ubhayachara Yoga

If both Vesi and Vosi yoga are present in one’s horoscope, then it is termed as Ubhayachara yoga. These people will be well-balanced in their life, enjoy all the comforts and be righteous. They will also be well accepted socially.

Nipuna Yoga or Budh-Aditya Yoga

When Sun and Mercury are in conjunction, then Nipuna Yoga or Budh-Aditya Yoga is formed in the horoscope. Since, the conjunction of Sun and Mercury is a common formation, as Mercury is never two signs away from the Sun, it is always better to check the dignity of this Yoga through its presence in Dasamsa (D10 chart for career and professional success) or Navamsa (D9 chart).