Japadhyanasamadhi Yoga

Japadhyanasamadhi Yoga is a combination described in classical Vedic astrology. The texts give 2 versions of it, each formed differently.

Common13%

At least one of its 2 versions appears in about 13 in 100 charts.

From 30,000 birth charts calculated for random dates from 1940 to 2025 at places around the world, using the same rules as our Yoga finder.

2 versions

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From Lagna

Variation 1

UNCOMMON

Condition: The lord of the 10th house is in the 9th house and is strong or in association with benefics.
Source: Sarvartha Chintamani 7/2/40
Results: The person will be engaged in meditation and spiritual pursuits.
How common: Uncommon: about 1 in 20 charts (4.9%)

Variation 2

UNCOMMON

Condition: The lord of the Navamsha sign containing the 10th lord is strong, and there is a mutual link or Sambandha between the lord of the 9th and the lord of the 10th house.
Source: Sarvartha Chintamani 7/2/41
Results: The person will be engaged in meditation and spiritual pursuits.
How common: Uncommon: about 1 in 12 charts (8.5%)

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Terms used on this page

House lord: The planet that rules the sign on a house. "Lord of the 9th" means the ruler of the sign falling in the 9th house.
Benefic: Naturally helpful planets: Jupiter, Venus, a waxing Moon, and Mercury when not joined by malefics.
Exchange (Parivartana): Two planets each occupying the other's sign, for example Mars in Taurus and Venus in Aries. It links the houses they rule.
Navamsha (D9): The ninth-division chart. Each sign is split into nine parts of 3°20′; the Navamsha shows the deeper strength of each planet and is key for marriage.

Fig. 1How it forms

The lord of the 10th house is in the 9th house and is strong or in association with benefics.A sample chart from our test set (born 1987). Highlighted: Sun, Venus.Check your chart →