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Navgraha

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ॐ NAVGRAHA
UNDERSTANDING NAVGRAHA

What is Navgraha?

Navgraha is a traditional concept associated with Jyotish. The term refers to nine important celestial bodies or astrological influences studied within traditional Indian astrology.

The Navgraha framework includes Surya, Chandra, Mangal, Budh, Guru, Shukra, Shani, Rahu and Ketu. Each can be explored individually to understand its traditional terminology and place within Jyotish.

Traditional Jyotish terminology
Individual Graha information
Educational approach
THE NINE GRAHA

Explore Surya to Ketu

Explore each Graha individually and understand its traditional place within Navgraha and Jyotish knowledge.

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SURYA

Surya

Surya is traditionally associated with the Sun and holds an important place in the Navgraha framework of Jyotish.

Explore Surya
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CHANDRA

Chandra

Chandra refers to the Moon and is traditionally studied as one of the important Graha in Jyotish.

Explore Chandra
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MANGAL

Mangal

Mangal refers to Mars and forms part of the traditional nine-Graha framework of Jyotish.

Explore Mangal
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BUDH

Budh

Budh refers to Mercury and is traditionally included among the Navgraha studied in Jyotish.

Explore Budh
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GURU

Guru

Guru, traditionally associated with Jupiter, is one of the nine Graha studied within Jyotish.

Explore Guru
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SHUKRA

Shukra

Shukra refers to Venus and is traditionally included in the Navgraha system of Jyotish.

Explore Shukra
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SHANI

Shani

Shani refers to Saturn and has a distinct place within traditional Navgraha terminology.

Explore Shani
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RAHU

Rahu

Rahu is traditionally included within Navgraha and is studied as part of Jyotish terminology.

Explore Rahu
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KETU

Ketu

Ketu completes the traditional Navgraha framework and is studied alongside Rahu and other Graha.

Explore Ketu
INDIVIDUAL GRAHA

Learn About Each Graha

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01 • SURYA

Surya — The Sun

Surya, traditionally associated with the Sun, is one of the principal Graha included in Jyotish. It can be explored through its traditional terminology, symbolism and place within the Navgraha framework.

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02 • CHANDRA

Chandra — The Moon

Chandra refers to the Moon and is traditionally studied as an important component of Jyotish. Its concepts can be explored alongside Rashi, Nakshatra and other chart elements.

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03 • MANGAL

Mangal — Mars

Mangal refers to Mars and forms part of the traditional Navgraha framework. Its terminology and place within Jyotish can be studied as part of broader Graha knowledge.

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04 • BUDH

Budh — Mercury

Budh refers to Mercury and is traditionally included among the nine Graha. Understanding Budh begins with its terminology and role within traditional Jyotish study.

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05 • GURU

Guru — Jupiter

Guru, traditionally associated with Jupiter, is one of the important Graha studied in Jyotish. Its traditional concepts can be explored as part of Navgraha knowledge.

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06 • SHUKRA

Shukra — Venus

Shukra refers to Venus and is traditionally included within the Navgraha framework. It can be studied through traditional Jyotish terminology and educational material.

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07 • SHANI

Shani — Saturn

Shani refers to Saturn and occupies a distinct place in traditional Navgraha knowledge. Its terminology can be explored as part of broader Jyotish learning.

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08 • RAHU

Rahu

Rahu is traditionally included within Navgraha. It can be studied individually to understand its traditional terminology and place within Jyotish.

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09 • KETU

Ketu

Ketu is the ninth component of the traditional Navgraha framework and is studied alongside Rahu and the other Graha within Jyotish.

NAVGRAHA FRAMEWORK

Nine Graha, One Traditional Framework

Navgraha provides a structured way to study nine traditional Graha within Jyotish. Each Graha can be explored individually while also understanding its connection with the wider chart framework.

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01 Surya
02 Chandra
03 Mangal
04 Budh
05 Guru
06 Shukra
07 Shani
08 Rahu
09 Ketu
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