Yogini Dasha: Know the Effects, lords, and Significance of Yogini Dasha

Jyotish Shastra or astrology originated from the Vedas, is accorded a high priority in religious writings and Puranas. It states that throughout a native’s life, there are numerous ways/methods to make decisions. ‘Dashas’ have now been given a specific place in all of those ways for directing various life events. Vimshotri, Ashtchori, Char, and Yogini are used in astrology to determine a person’s current and future lives.

When it comes to Yogini Dasha(s), it may be mentioned that they were created by Mahadev himself and have a variety of effects on the lives of locals. In the world of astrology, Yogini Dashas are also accorded a significant amount of weight.

Without the presence of Yogini Dasha, the native’s chances of success in life are slim.

As a result, anyone should be aware of the auspicious and inauspicious Yogini Dashas that exist in the Kundli, and the pacification of inauspicious Yogini should be done as soon as it is identified since it begins to invite problems right away. There are eight different kinds of Yoginis (s).

Yogini Dashas and the Lords Who Rule Them!

According to Vedic astrology, there are eight different varieties of Yogini Dashas. Mangala, Pingala, Dhanya, Bhramari, Bhadrika, Ulka, Siddha, and Sankata are the names of these Dashas. Let us now look at the governing lords of each of these Dashas.

1. Mangala – Moon
2. Pingala – Sun
3. Dhanya- Guru
4. Bhramari – Mars
5. Bhadrika – Mercury
6. Ulka – Saturn
7. Siddha- Venus
8. Sankata – Rahu

The Effects of Yogini Dasha Varsha

Mangala – Mangala Yogini is still going strong after a year. During this time, the individual gains a positive reputation as a result of his or her success, fame, wealth, and good acts.

Pingala Dasha – Dasha Pingala is two years old. Problems with real estate, worry about one’s brother, emotional distress, unfavorable news, loss, humiliation, illness, and other issues arise as a result of this.

Dhanya – There is a potential of gaining sufficient riches in the case of Dhanya Dasha. It has a three-year duration. It ensures victory in topics pertaining to the state.

Bhadrika – Bhadrika lasts for five years. In the instance of this Yoga, one is rewarded with a great deal of money and property. Employees who are fortunate enough to work for the state government can expect a promotion during this time.

Bhramari – It has a four-year length and is liable for travel-related issues, pain, company losses, debts and loans, and so on.

Siddha – Siddha stays for a period of seven years. It boosts a person’s intelligence, wealth, and commercial opportunities. It also opens up the idea of having a wedding ceremony at one’s own home.

Sankata – The Dasha of Sankata Yogini lasts eight years. It terrorizes the locals by causing a slew of problems including money, power, business, and family.

Ulka – For the next six years, this Dasha will be operational. A person becomes irritated at this time due to many types of afflictions. Defamation, dread of the adversary, debt, disease, legal disputes, family issues, problems with the tongue, head, and legs: all of these issues might arise as a result of this Dasha.

What to Remember About the Yogini Doshas

According to the Brihat Jatak Grantha, among all the Yogini Mahadashas, the Sankata has been regarded as the most inauspicious. According to beliefs, if any planet passes through its Maha Dasha and Antar Dasha periods in the Vimshottari Dasha in addition to the Sankata Dasha, the native will be subjected to a variety of hardships. If Markesh’s Maha Dasha/Antar Dasha coincides with Sankata Dasha, a native’s life becomes vulnerable to a variety of perils.

• If a Sankata Yogini is present in Sankata Dasha, the native will experience a variety of pains and will experience death-like afflictions.
• When the Antar Dasha of Mangala occurs during the Sankata Dasha, such natives suffer from brain/head ailments and marital issues.
• When there is an Antar Dasha of Pingala in Sankata Dasha, health issues arise, as well as a fear of the concerned adversaries.
• Debates, residence changes, happiness, and other such events become widespread during the Antar Dasha of Dhanya or Bhramari under Sankata.
• During the Siddha under Sankata, one is blessed with a male child, happiness, and business prosperity; similarly, there are others (Antar Dashas) in Yoginis who produce positive consequences.
• When there is an Antar of Bhadrika in Sankata, people suffer from pain, sickness, and other ordinary benefits.
• When the Antar of Ulka is combined with the Dasha of Sankata, there is a sense of discord in the family, as well as disagreements, treachery, and other undesirable effects.