A person doesn’t enjoy or suffer the same results through one’s life. The 9 planets considered in the Vedic Astrology govern our lives for a certain period of time totalling 120 years. We’ve presente a table to get the dasha duration for all the 9 planets.
Planet | Dasha years |
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Ketu | 7 |
Venus (Shukra) | 20 |
Sun | 6 |
Moon | 10 |
Mars (Mangal/Kuja/Sevvai) | 7 |
Rahu | 18 |
Jupiter (Guru) | 16 |
Saturn (Shani/Sani) | 19 |
Mercury (Budha) | 17 |
Looking at the table it is evident that not all the planets have equal duration of the major periods (dasa/dasha). At any given time the dasa undergone by a person depends on their birth star. The planetary major periods are further subdivided into unequal parts named sub-periods (bhukti/antardasha). Here’s another table to cross compare the planetary periods in western, north Indian, and south India schools of astrology
English | North Indian | South Indian |
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Major period | Dasha | Dasa |
Sub period | Antardasha | Bhukti |
Sub-sub period | Pratyantara dasha | Antaram |
Sub-sub-sub period | Prana dasha | Sookshma |
The activities signified by the planets will fructify only during the conjoined dasha, bhukti, antara, and sookshma periods. The same planetary major period operating on two different horoscopes may not deliver the same set of results. Vedic Astrology uses the dasha-bhukti analysis for the nature of the results, and timing of the events. Get customized guidance based on your dasha-bhukti cycle.
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