Navagraha(Planets) in Vedic Astology

Vedic Astrology

Navagraha(Nine Planets)

According to Vedic Astrology, the planets are relay stations for the reception and transmission of stellar energies.
In Vedic Astrology, the seven major or visible planets are normally listed in order of the days they rule: Sun, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn for Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Satutday.

Order of Navagraha(Nine Planets)

Of the planets, the Sun and the Moon, as the two luminaries are most important. Next in importance are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn as the major planets beyond the orbit of the earth. Then come Venus and Mercury as the major planets within the orbit of Earth and therefore always close to the Sun.
The Lunar nodes, norh and south, called Rahu and Ketu, regarded as shadowy or secondary planets, are of yet less imporatance. After them in significance we can place the distant planets of Uranus, Neptune and Pluto.

Navagraha and the Qualities of Nature

The planets are generally given the three qualities as follows:

 

Elements of the Navagraha(Planets)

The traditional association of elements and planets in Vedic Astrilogy are as follows:

 

Navagraha(Planetary) Natures - Benefic and Malefic

Complete Astrological Significance of Navagraha(Nine Planets)

Surya(Sun)   |    Chandra(Moon)   |    Mangal(Mars)   |    Budh(Mercury)   |    Guru(Jupiter)
Shukra(Venus)   |    Shani(Saturn)   |    Rahu   |    Ketu

Complete Vedic Mantra of Navagraha(Nine Planets)

Surya(Sun) Mantra   |    Chandra(Moon) Mantra   |    Mangal(Mars) Mantra   |    Budh(Mercury) Mantra   |    Guru(Jupiter) Mantra
Shukra(Venus) Mantra   |    Shani(Saturn) Mantra   |    Rahu Mantra   |    Ketu Mantra

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