1. Ruchaka yoga = Mangala "alpha male"
2. Bhadra yoga = Budha
3. Hamsa yoga = Guru
4. Malavya yoga = Shukra
5. Shasya yoga = Shani

Panchata Maha Purushya Yoga

Panchamahapurusha Yoga

five classes of extraordinary persons {mahA-puruSAH} born under partic. constellations

Graha

Description from Three Hundred Important Combinations

Vocabulary from Sanskrit to English Koeln Sanskrit Lexicon

from 300 Combinations:

"Definition:

• Mars should be exalted in a Kendra

• or occupy a Kendra which should be his own sign.

Results:

• The person born in Ruchaka will have a strong physique,

• famous, well-versed in ancient lore,

• King or an equal to a King,

• conforming to traditions and customs.

• He will have a ruddy com plexion, attractive body,

• charitable disposition,

• wealthy, long-lived

• and leader of an army.

Remarks: The Panchamahapurusha Yogas can be said to exist only when the planets concerned are strong and are full of vitality. The meaning implies five types of great men.

Naturally, a really powerful Yoga would be a rare phenomenon. Emphasis is laid on the word halishta so that if a planet is weak by debilitation, association or aspect the Yoga does not operate in its real sense, though nominally, it may exist.

Here importance is attached to the de facto rather than de jure presence of the Yoga. ...

Ruchaka Yoga is caused by the strong disposition of Mars in a Kendra identical with his own or exalted sign.

Ruchaka Yoga makes one martial, a leader of men, a great Commander, and an aggressive but patriotic ruler or an equal. "

Vocabulary

rucaka:

• very large; agreeable, pleasing; sharp, acid ; tonic, stomachic;

• a kind of golden ornament or necklace;

• a ring; any object or substance supposed to bring good luck;

• a citron;

• a dove, pigeon;

• name of one of the five remarkable personages born under partic. constellations;

• a kind of four-sided column;

• a horse-ornament; a garland;

• a bright yellow pigment;

• a kind of tonic;

• a sort of building or temple having terraces on three sides and closed only on the north side.

from 300 Combinations:

" Definition:

Bhadra Yoga is caused by the disposition of Mercury in a Kendra which should be identical with his own or exaltation sign.

Results: The person born in Bhadra Yoga

• will be strong,

• will have a lion-like face, well-developed chest, well-proportioned limbs,

• will be taciturn,

• will help relatives and

  will live up to a good old age.

Remarks:

Mercury is the planet of intellect and in consonance with the inherent nature of Mercury, Bhadra Yoga will manifest.

Mercury must be very powerful as otherwise the presence of the combination will be simply de jure.

Vocabulary

bhadra:

• blessed, auspicious, fortunate, prosperous, happy; good, gracious, friendly, kind ; excellent, fair, beautiful, lovely, pleasant, dear; skillful; great;

• a good or gracious king;

• a beautiful lover or husband;

• the auspicious quarter i.e. the south;

• kind or friendly speech; in familiar address = my good sir or lady, my dear or my dears, good people;

• happily, fortunately, joyfully; to do well; a sanctimonious hypocrite;

• of Mount Meru ;

• the celestial Ganges;

• prosperity, happiness, health, welfare, good fortune ; to grant welfare to, bless

from 300 Combinations:

" Definition. Venus should occupy a quadrant which should be his own or exaltation sign.

Results: The person will

• have a well-developed physique,

• will be strong-minded,

• wealthy,

• happy with children and wife,

• will command vehicles,

• endowed with clean sense-organs

• and renowned and learned.

Remarks: Malavya Yoga can come into existence if Venus is exalted in a Kendra or occupies a Kendra which should be his own house.

Malavya Yoga cannot occur with reference to every sign of the zodiac.

Consistent with the nature of Venus, Malavya Yoga will make one

• resolute,

• immensely rich

• and give him happiness from wife and children

• and fame and name.

Venus is the indicator of conveyances, sensual pleasures, music, dancing, fine arts, luxury and material comforts.

NNaturally Malavya Yoga renders one inclined towards all the indications of Venus,

• with the result that his spiritual advancement and outlook will be in inverse ratio to his material comforts and pleasures.

In other words, while both Hamsa and Malavya are Raja Yogas, the former makes one more idealistic, spiritual, broad-minded and selfless, while the latter indicates love of pleasure, and a predominantly materialistic outlook of life.

Malavya Yoga can manifest in reference to the various Bhavas as given hereunder for persons born in different Lagnas.

• First house Seventh house Tenth house

• Taurus, Libra and Pisces

• Aries, Scorpio and Virgo

• Gemini, Leo and Capricorn

• Sagittarius, Aquarius and

• Cancer ... Fourth house

Vocabulary

Malavya :

• relating or belonging to Malava;

• a prince or princess of the Malava kingdom

• Name of a country = Malwa in central India

• a horse-keeper

• in music, a partic. Raga

• a white-flowering Lodhra

• Clypea Hernandifolia

Definition.Sasa Yoga is given rise to if Saturn Occupies a Kendra

which should be his own or exaltationsign.

Results. One born in this Yoga will

• command good servants.

• His character will be questionable.

• He will be head of a village or a town or even a King,

• will covet other's riches and will be wicked in disposition.

Remarks.

Here Saturn comes into the picture.

He should be exalted in a Kendra or occupy a Kendra being his own house.

Birth in movable or fixed signs can give rise to Sasa Yoga by a certain disposition of Saturn.

• Naturally, common signs are exempted.

Saturn's inherent nature seems to play a large part in giving rise to the Yoga.

Saturn is cruel, mean, undignified and sinful and consistent with these characteristics, the results of Sasa Yoga should be depicted.

The man no doubt becomes famous and happy but his sexual outlook would be perverse.

He would be sporting with other men's wives and he would employ every unscrupulous means to gain other's money.

Most of our 'war contractors' would perhaps be having Sasa Yoga; otherwise they could not have minted millions at the cost of the poor man.

In interpreting the Sasa Yoga, due consideration should be bestowed on the disposition of the Moon.

If this luminary is free from affliction,

• Then the person having 'Sasa Yoga' will not covet other's wealth nor will he be unscrupulous.

• Where the Moon is not afflicted, the evil results attributed to Sasa Yoga can have an only 'restricted play'.

Vocabulary

Zasya :

• to be recited or treated as a Sastra;

• to be praised or celebrated;

• to be wished, desirable, excellent;

• good quality, merit