Navagraha

 The Navagraha, or Nine Planets, are a central concept in Bhartiya Vaidik astrology. They are believed to have a profound influence on human life and destiny. The Navagraha are:

* Surya (Sun)

* Chandra (Moon)

* Mangala (Mars)

* Budha (Mercury)

* Guru (Jupiter)

* Shukra (Venus)

* Shani ( Saturn)

* Rahu (North Node of the Moon)

* Ketu (South Node of the Moon).  

Each planet is associated with a specific set of qualities and characteristics. For example, the Sun is associated with vitality, leadership, and ego. The Moon is associated with emotions, intuition, and motherhood. Mars is associated with energy, courage, and competition. Mercury is associated with intellect, communication, and commerce. Jupiter is associated with wisdom, abundance, and spirituality. Venus is associated with love, beauty, and harmony. Saturn is associated with discipline, karma, and hard work. Rahu and Ketu are associated with illusion, transformation, and the occult.

The Navagraha are also associated with specific zodiac signs. For example, the Sun is associated with Leo, the Moon is associated with Cancer, and Mars is associated with Aries. When a planet is in its own sign, it is considered to be strong and beneficial. When a planet is in a sign that is opposite to its own sign, it is considered to be weak and malefic.  

The Navagraha play an important role in determining a person's personality, career, relationships, and overall well-being. By understanding the Navagraha, we can better understand ourselves and our place in the universe.

**Remedies for weak or malefic planets**

There are a number of remedies that can be used to strengthen weak or malefic planets.

It is important to consult with a qualified astrologer before implementing any remedies. An astrologer can assess your individual situation and recommend the most appropriate remedies for you.

Navagraha

**Conclusion**

The Navagraha are a powerful force in our lives. By understanding the Navagraha, we can better understand ourselves and our place in the universe. If you are interested in learning more about Navagraha astrology online connect with Astrologer Ashish Ji.on email:

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In addition to the above, here are some other ways to strengthen weak or malefic planets:

* **Practice the virtues associated with the planet.** For example, if you have a weak Sun, you can practice the virtues of courage, leadership, and generosity.

* **Avoid the vices associated with the planet.** For example, if you have a weak Moon, you should avoid overindulgence in food and drink, and avoid negative emotions such as anger and jealousy.

* **Meditate on the planet.** Close your eyes and visualize the planet in your mind. Imagine its light and energy flowing through you.

* **Wear the color associated with the planet.** For example, the Sun is associated with the color red, the Moon is associated with the color white, and Mars is associated with the color red.

By following these tips, you can strengthen your weak or malefic planets and improve your overall well-being.  

Navagraha

The Navagraha, or Nine Planets, play an important role in determining a person's personality, career, relationships, and overall well-being. By understanding the Navagraha, we can better understand ourselves and our place in the universe.

Each Navagraha is associated with a specific set of qualities and characteristics. These qualities and characteristics can be used to guide us in choosing a subject to study.

For example, the Sun is associated with leadership, vitality, and ego. Students with a strong Sun in their chart may be well-suited for careers in leadership, politics, management, administration, law, medicine, engineering, and the military.

The Moon is associated with emotions, intuition, and motherhood. Students with a strong Moon in their chart may be well-suited for careers in psychology, counseling, social work, nursing, teaching, and the arts.

Mars is associated with energy, courage, and competition. Students with a strong Mars in their chart may be well-suited for careers in sports, athletics, physical education, engineering, and the military.

Mercury is associated with intellect, communication, and commerce. Students with a strong Mercury in their chart may be well-suited for careers in communication, journalism, writing, teaching, and business.

Jupiter is associated with wisdom, abundance, and spirituality. Students with a strong Jupiter in their chart may be well-suited for careers in law, education, religion, philosophy, and spirituality.

Venus is associated with love, beauty, and harmony. Students with a strong Venus in their chart may be well-suited for careers in the arts, fashion, design, and beauty.

Saturn is associated with discipline, karma, and hard work. Students with a strong Saturn in their chart may be well-suited for careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

Rahu is associated with illusion, transformation, and the occult. Students with a strong Rahu in their chart may be well-suited for careers in occult studies, astrology, and metaphysics.

Ketu is associated with spirituality, meditation, and yoga. Students with a strong Ketu in their chart may be well-suited for careers in spirituality, meditation, and yoga.

It is important to note that these are just general suggestions. The best subject for a student will depend on their individual interests, talents, and abilities. It is also important to consider the student's astrological chart as a whole.

For example, a student with a strong Sun in their chart may be well-suited for a career in leadership or politics, but they may also be interested in studying the arts. A student with a strong Moon in their chart may be well-suited for a career in psychology or counseling, but they may also be interested in studying science. And so on.

 Astrologer Ashish Ji can assess your individual chart and recommend the best subjects for you to study.

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In addition to the above, here are some other factors to consider when choosing a subject to study:

* **Your interests:** What are you passionate about? What do you enjoy learning about?

* **Your talents:** What are you good at? What are your natural gifts?

* **Your abilities:** What are your academic strengths? What are your learning styles?

* **Your career goals:** What kind of career do you want to have? What subjects will help you achieve your career goals?

It is also important to consider the practical aspects of choosing a subject to study. For example, you need to think about the cost of tuition, the job market, and the lifestyle that you want to have.

Ultimately, the decision of which subject to study is a personal one. There is no right or wrong answer. The best thing to do is to choose

 a subject that you are passionate about and that will help you achieve your career goals.