How the Yogas Formed by Moon Deliver Results | Moon Yogas — Deepanshu Giri

The combination of the Moon results in a variety of yogas. Some are considered auspicious, while others are regarded as extremely harmful. Consider how Brihaspati in 6/8/12 to Chandra forms a Yoga in which the results are not written well, despite the fact that the same yoga becomes bhang when the Moon is in Lagna, and it is known as Chandra adi yoga at that time. However, only a partial yoga will be formed, as complete yoga should be beneficial in 6/7/8th from Moon.

Let me begin with Jupiter in 6/8/12th to Moon — first understand what happens when a heavy planet such as Jupiter establishes a Yog with a lighter planet such as Moon. The Moon’s mass is insignificant in comparison to Jupiter. So, when a planet with a strong magnetic field collides with a lighter planet like the Moon, the Moon becomes energised. As we all know, the Moon governs thought, and Jupiter is a symbol of happiness, so it forces the Moon to do good in life. However, there is a catch, which is why Gaj Kesari yoga and Sakat yoga both fail to produce results.
Sakat Yog: Sakat Yog is activated at the age of 34 years and 5 months, but instead of the negative results you might expect, the initial results are a struggle and it prepares native for achieving something big for the next 8 years. The yoga works brilliantly and ensures native progress in life. This yoga gives natives a lot of opportunities in life and all the abundance. The work of the Moon is to preserve, just as water stores everything, but success fails from the native’s hand because he does not understand that his success came because of the people around him. Remember, Jupiter is a Jeev karaka, so whenever it gives results, it makes sure -it comes through people and masses, but when you start pushing people away who helped you get to the top, your success will fade away. This holds true for any yogas formed by the Jupiter.