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What is Gaja-Kesari Yoga? How is it formed?

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     Gaja Kesari Yoga(GKY) is formed when the noble Jupiter and Moon are together in a quadrant house. Some texts say for GKY to occur Jupiter and Moon need not to be together but be located in one of the quadrant houses. Gaja means an elephant in sanskrit while Kesari means a lion. There are different interpretations of the meaning of this yoga but what has been observed is the native with such yoga is influential and formidable but at the same time calm, composed, learned and humble with others. In simpler terms he is courageous like a lion but smart and peaceful like an elephant.

Effects of GKY

     Jupiter and Moon are both natural benefics. GKY is formed when these two are together or in a quadrant from ascendant. These generally means the native would be wealthy and financially stable. Jupiter is the planet of abundance while Moon is the planet of care and emotions. Them placed together provides a calm nature and caring personality. Generally that person is financially stable.

Consideration for GKY

     Effects of GKY are greatly reduced if there is a malefic influence on Jupiter or Moon. Also retrogradation of Jupiter can lower effects of GKY. Normally Jupiter and Moon in signs like Cancer or Pisces produce better GKY. Still having GKY in any sign is not bad especially if both planets are together in a quadrant. That would mean atleast two out of four phases of life would give great results to the native.

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