The twelve Bhavas or Houses
An individuals horoscope is divided into 12 Bhavas or houses, based on the
position of ones lagna in the chart. The nature and qualities of the rasis, planets
and the nakshatras explained so far are their basic inherent qualities. Once a
persons chart is analyzed from the lagna point of view, based on the way these
planets and rasis are placed from lagna, gives them a personal touch and helps us
to understand the various aspects and events of ones life.
The sign in which your lagna or ascendant is placed becomes your 1st house. The
sign next to that (clockwise in the south chart and anticlockwise in a north chart),
becomes your 2nd house. The one next to that is your 3rd house and so on till the
12th house.
The 1st, 5th, and 9th houses are called Trikonas or trine houses. They are the
most powerful and auspicious houses. They are also called Lakshmi sthanas as
the rule all kinds of prosperities.
The 1st, 4th, 7th, and 10th houses are called Kendras or quadrants. They are
also auspicious and powerful houses next to the konas.
The 3rd and the 11th houses are called Upachayas or houses of growth.
The 6th, 8th, and 12 houses are called Dusthanas or bad houses.
1, 5, and 9 are Dharma houses.
2, 6, and 10 are Artha houses.
3, 7, and 11 are Kama houses.
4, 8, and 12 are Moksha houses.
The 12 houses and what they signify and represent in your life.
The First house or Lagna called Tanu sthana, represents your birth, body looks
and soul, personality traits and inclinations, longevity, health, character and
nature. It also rules your head the head, longevity, health, character and nature of the native. It is a kendra a trikona and Dharma bhava, and it is at the same time . It is one of the most important and auspicious house in the horoscope.
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The Second house called Dhana sthana, represents your wealth, speech, family, f
ace, right eye, mouth and the food you eat and charity and death.
The Third house called Bhatru sthana represents your younger brothers and
sisters, courage, servants and subordinates, communications, talents and skills,
sports, business, short distance travels.
The Fourth bhava called Matru sthana, represents mother, home, relatives,
office or factory, emotions, domestic and house related happiness, landed
property and conveyances, education mental peace and chest and lungs.
The Fifth house called Putra sthana, represents children, education and intellect,
creativity, mantra, tantra and pooja.
The Sixth house called Shatru sthana, represents health, illness, injuries, loans,
s
ports, maternal uncle, enemies and opposition.
The Seventh house called Kalatra sthana, represents spouse, sex life,
reproduction and genital organs, partners, enjoyments and Kundalini shakti and
death.
The Eight house called Ayu sthana, represents destruction, accidents, physical
pains, inheritance, legacies, death and insurance.
The Ninth house called bhagya sthana, represents luck, prosperity, guru, father,
religious and spiritual progress and knowledge of the scriptures, sadhana,
pilgrimages, foreign travel and foreign trade, grandchildren.
The Tenth house represents your profession, business, authority and power and honours and achievements.
The Eleventh house represents gains and income, good news, money, elder
brothers and sisters, friends, long distance travels, air lines and entertainment.
The Twelfth house represents losses, waste, expenses, foreign countries,
imprisonment, death, sadhana and Moksha or final liberation. Each of the 9
different planets, while placed in the 12 different houses, produce different, and
at times totally opposite results. Again each of them produce some good results
and some bad results. Remember this important fact.
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