Surya + Shani + Rahu
- Surya (Sun) is the giver of light, energy, and life force.
- Shani (Saturn) is Surya’s cursed son, symbolizing karmic retribution and suffering.
- Rahu (Shadow Planet) is a demon who distorts reality and creates illusions.
Shani and Rahu both reject Surya’s authority. In mythology, when Shani and Rahu conjoin,
they create solar eclipses, blocking Surya’s light and bringing darkness.
- Severe Vitamin D Deficiency → Weak bones, chronic fatigue
- Long-Term Depression & Anxiety → Shani’s heaviness + Rahu’s illusions
- Autoimmune Disorders → The body attacking itself due to confused signals
- Heart & Skin Diseases → Surya represents vitality, and its affliction leads to poor circulation and skin disorders.
Chandra + Mangal + Rahu
- Chandra (Moon) controls the mind, emotions, and subconscious.
- Mangal (Mars) is aggression, blood, and war.
- Rahu (Shadow Planet) amplifies chaos, obsession, and recklessness.
This combination mirrors the Mahabharata—where blind rage (Mangal) fueled by illusions (Rahu) led to madness (Chandra). Many warriors, such as Duryodhana, suffered from delusions of invincibility, leading to their downfall.
- Extreme Mood Swings & Bipolar Disorder → Chandra (Mind) distorted by Rahu’s illusions & Mangal’s anger.
- Blood Pressure Fluctuations → Mangal’s high energy + Chandra’s water imbalance.
- Severe Migraines & Seizures → Mind under excessive stress.
- Addictive Behavior & Substance Abuse → Rahu promotes escapism, Chandra makes the mind weak, and Mangal acts impulsively.
Brihaspati + Shukracharya + Shani
- Brihaspati (Jupiter) represents divine wisdom and expansion.
- Shukracharya (Venus) represents material pleasures and indulgence.
- Shani (Saturn) represents discipline, restriction, and suffering.
This planetary conflict is symbolic of the constant war between knowledge (Brihaspati), indulgence (Shukracharya), and karma (Shani). When these forces collide, it results in imbalances in wisdom, pleasure, and discipline.
- Diabetes & Obesity → Shukracharya craves indulgence, while Brihaspati expands.
- Liver & Metabolic Disorders → Brihaspati rules digestion, and its affliction leads to sluggish metabolism.
- Chronic Fatigue Syndrome → Shani drains energy, causing exhaustion.
- Hormonal Imbalances → Shukracharya affects reproductive health, Shani restricts, and Brihaspati expands, creating chaos.
Ketu + Budh + Mangal + Rahu
- Ketu (Headless Body) represents intuition, detachment, and spirituality.
- Budh (Mercury) represents logic, intelligence, and communication.
- Mangal (Mars) represents action, aggression, and impulsivity.
- Rahu (Shadow Planet) brings obsession, confusion, and illusion.
This is the classic “mad scientist” syndrome, where brilliance (Budh) clashes with aggression (Mangal) and detachment (Ketu), while Rahu amplifies erratic thinking. Many ancient sages who sought extreme knowledge ended up losing their grip on reality due to this combination.
- Neurological Disorders & Schizophrenia → Ketu dissolves rationality, Rahu distorts perception, Budh struggles to process.
- Speech Disorders (Stammering, Aphasia) → Budh (communication) is weakened by Ketu.
- Sudden Rage & Violent Outbursts → Mangal fuels impulsive anger without control.
- Severe Insomnia & Restlessness → Rahu creates an overactive mind, leading to paranoia.
Surya + Chandra + Mangal + Shani
This combination reflects the tragic lives of great warriors in mythology—Bhishma, Karna, and even Dronacharya.
- Surya (Sun) represents self-esteem and vitality.
- Chandra (Moon) represents emotions and mental balance.
- Mangal (Mars) represents strength, aggression, and action.
- Shani (Saturn) represents duty, suffering, and obstacles.
These four planets create extreme mental and physical strain, as seen in warriors who suffered due to duty and karma.
- High-Stress Levels & Heart Disease → Surya and Shani create immense pressure.
- PTSD & Anxiety Disorders → Chandra (mind) is suppressed by Shani (suffering).
- Muscle & Joint Problems → Mangal’s energy is restricted by Shani’s heaviness.
- Sudden Fevers & Inflammation → Mangal overheats the body, while Shani restricts healing.