राजयोग जो कोई Result नहीं देते | Ranking 7 Rajyog

Summary

The presenter ranks several astrological combinations by how powerful he considers them. He argues that the presence of a yoga in a birth chart does not guarantee wealth. His ranking is based partly on how often each combination occurs and on the results he associates with it.

Yogas discussed, from lower to higher in the presentation

• Budha Aditya Yoga — ranked lowest

  • Formed when Mercury and the Sun are together.
  • The presenter says it appears in many charts because Mercury is usually close to the Sun, so he places it at the bottom of his ranking.

• Gajakesari Yoga — ranked sixth

  • Described as Jupiter and the Moon occupying the same house.
  • The presenter associates it with good fortune, family benefit, wealth, fame, and progress.
  • He ranks it relatively low because the Moon moves through the signs quickly, making this combination common.

• Vipreet Rajyoga — ranked fifth

  • Described as occurring when the lord of the 6th, 8th, or 12th house is placed in one of those houses.
  • The presenter says people with this yoga may be especially capable of overcoming difficult circumstances and succeeding when conditions are unfavorable.

• Vishnu Lakshmi Rajyoga — ranked fourth

  • Described as a connection between the lords of angular houses (1st, 4th, 7th, or 10th) and trinal houses (1st, 5th, or 9th).
  • The presenter associates it with success, respect, prestige, and benefit to one’s family.

• Neechbhang Rajyoga — rank unclear

  • The presenter discusses this after the fourth-ranked yoga but does not clearly state its rank.
  • He focuses on combinations involving a debilitated planet and the planet exalted in that sign, especially examples involving the Sun and Saturn.
  • His examples include Saturn occupying or aspecting the sign where the Sun is debilitated, and the Sun and Saturn opposing one another across the 1st and 7th signs.
  • He emphasizes that some such combinations may be uncommon because of the planets’ cycles.

Rajyoga versus Dhan Yoga

The presenter distinguishes Rajyoga from Dhan Yoga:

• Rajyogas are associated with respect, honor, status, and success.
• Dhan Yoga is described as specifically related to substantial wealth.
• In his explanation, Dhan Yoga forms when the 2nd, 5th, 9th, and 11th houses—or their lords—are connected.
• Although he discusses Dhan Yoga in the ranking sequence, he does not clearly assign it a numbered position.

Highest-ranked yoga

• Karmadhipati–Dharmadhipati Rajyoga — ranked highest
  • Described as a relationship between the 10th-house lord (career or action) and the 9th-house lord (dharma or fortune).
  • The relationship may be through conjunction, mutual aspect, or another connection between the lords.
  • The presenter calls it especially powerful and associates it with the rise of highly successful people.

The subtitles do not clearly state a rank for Neechbhang Rajyoga or Dhan Yoga, so their exact positions in the seven-item ranking are uncertain.

Speakers or sources featured

• One presenter/narrator — an astrology commentator explaining and ranking the yogas. No other speakers are identifiable in the subtitles.