PLANET HSE INTERNAL SOCIAL ABSTRACT STAR Ruled Related STAR BIRTH STAR OTHER JUPITER GURU 2, 5, 11, 9 KNOWLEDGE/HAPPINESS wisdom, Evolution, Happiness, Virtue, Morality
Children, Spiritual Master, Teacher, Husband Talent, Fortune, Justice, Education Charity (Minister) 7,16,25 8 11,12 male benefic rules Sagittarius & Pisces
Planet Exalted Mooltrikona Own Sign Friends Neutrals Enemies Debilitated Aspects Jupiter Guru 5° Cancer 0-10° Sagittarius Sagittarius, Pisces Sun, Moon, Mars Saturn Mercury, Venus 5° Capricorn 5, 7, 9
Name Dosha (V=Vata,
P=Pitta, K=Kapha) Devata
Guna (S=Satva,
R=Rajas, T=Tamas) Maha Bhuta
Sapta Dhatu Physiology/Disease Guru Jupiter K Indra S Akasha (Space, Ether) Medha (Fat)
liver, ears, navel hips, physical development, palate, throat dyspepsia, cough, cold, asthma, thrombosis, diarrhoea, phthysis
Planet Sex Color Caste Stature Part Metal Gem Dik Element Grains Taste Residence Jupiter Male Yellow Bra Tall Heart Gold Y.sapphire N/East Fire Bengal
gram Sweet Store-house
No Type of characteristic Guru
(Jupiter)
1 Benefic/Malefic Benefic
1a Direction Direct/Retrograde
2 Governance Knowledge, happiness
3 Planetary cabinet Minister
4 Complexion Tawny. Yellow metal
5 Devatas -- Deities Indra
6 Incarnation Vamana 7 Sex Male 8 Tatwa Akash 9 Castes Brahmin 10 Guna Satwik 11 Abodes Treasury
13 Tastes Sweet
14 Seasons Hemant
15 Dattu, Moola, Jeeva Jeeva (Jeeva)
16 Trees Fruitful trees
17 Clothe, Apparels Saffron. Yellow
18 Colours Yellow
19 Robes and Substances Recent
20 Vedas Rig
21 Shape of Body Large bodied. Broad and prominent chest, fat
predominant. Big bellied
22 Eyes Honey coloured. Red-brown
23 Hair Honey coloured hair
24 Ingredients Fat
25 Body components Kapha
26 Look, Personality, Mind Intelligent, learned in all sashtras
27 Voice/speech Resembles lion
28 Other characters Firm, fond of virtues and modest, forgiving
disposition. Quality of goodness and purity
29 Directions North-east
30 Gems and metals Silver
31 Worlds Heavens
32 Rising pattern Both ways
33 Shape Bipeds
34 Dwelling places Haunt villages (seat of learned men)
35 Age 30 years 36 Stones Topaz 37 Look Evenly 38 Motion Gentle 39 Uchcha (exaltation) Karka (Cancer) 5 40 Neecha (debilitation) Makara (Capricorn) 5 41 Moolatrikona Dhanu (Sagittarius) 0-10 42 Svakshetra (own) Meena (Pisces), Dhanu (Sagittarius)
10-30
43 Friendly planets Surya, Chandra, Mangala
44 Enemy planets Shukra, Buddha
45 Neutral planets Shani
46 Average daily angular motion 0o04'59.17"
46a Transit through a Rashi 1 year
46b Transit through a Bha-Chakra 12 years
47 Dig-Bala in East (1)
48 Strong during
day;
Shukl-paksh; all times; 49 Poorna-Drishti (full aspect) 7, 5 ,9 50 Parents (BPHS10:4)
51 Karakas (BPHS 23.22..24) 5th from Gu - Son
52 Bhava-Karakas (BPHS 23.31..34) 2nd - family; 5th - sons;9th - luck; 11nd - elder brother
53 In 3rd gives death due to swelling or tumours
54 In 8th gives death due to disease
Guru
Jupiter
Health, wealth, wisdom, philosophy, science, religion, knowledge, higher education, meditation, yagya, dharma, honour, merit, fame, virtue, truthfulness, morality, ethics, righteousness, law, justice, politics, optimism, positivity, progress, future, expansion, holiness, divinity, broad outlook, idealism, aspiration, helpfulness, opportunity, solution to problems, support of nature, divine grace, fortune, abundance, prosperity, success, journeys, pilgrimage, spirituality, charity, generosity, devotion, compassion, medicine, governmental favour, husband, guru, guide, religious leader, healer, bank, treasure-house, capitalism, catholicism, church, university.
Indra. Vamana avatar (Dwarf incarnation). Vyakarana, Brahmana, Pratishakhya. Minister. Brahmin. Older brother, offspring. Space. North-east. Sattva. Kapha. Fat. Liver, thighs, feet, ears. Sweet. Yellow. Gold. Yellow sapphire. 16th year.
The Jupiter is situated in the thighs and waist of the KAALRUPA.
The Jupiter is considered as the Knowledge (GYAN) of the KAAL PURUSHA. Jupiter is associated with Fire element
Jupiter=governs ether.
Jupiter/Guru= fat and brain. (fat is necessary for the brain, which houses the spiritual centers requiring wisdom etc).
Thigh - Jupiter Jupiter : Hearing Jupiter/Guru= Treasury. Jupiter/Guru= sweet.
Jupiter= fruitful trees. (the best fruits of work – has commercial value). JUPITER- Husband, teacher, guru, advisor, counselor.
Jupiter- paternal grandparents, Husband (for female chart), children
Jupiter= guru/teacher/husband. (teaching wisdom and proper moral, spiritual behavior). (fulfills the spiritual duty by having children).
Jupiter: Knowledge & Wisdom, Saner Sense, Husband, Preceptor, Judiciary, Advisor, Minister, Management, History, Biology, etc.
Jupiter=Rig Veda. (oldest spiritual text-consists hymns of various avatars of God).
Mercury and Jupiter are more Mutable or adaptable, liking change and development especially at the level of concept and idea.
Jupiter is the fixed karaka for children for all charts. Jupiter controls full knowledge of Astrology. Brihaspati bestows gnanam (wisdom).
The strong aspect of Jupiter on any planetary affliction, how large it could be, has the capacity to tune down the adverse affect to large extent. This is one of the reasons as to why Jupiter enjoys the dignity of the highest title of Dev Guru.
Intelligence is governed by devaguru Jupiter, who is the karaka for Dhi or the supreme intelligence. There are many kind of intelligence, which is important for sustenance in this material world and with the same reasoning; animals are also intelligent, as they also know, how to keep themselves alive. However, the only difference, between an animal and human being is the presence of “Dhi”, or the intelligence for self-development and realization. Who else can govern, such intelligence than the devaguru himself!
The strength of Jupiter lies with guiding the Mana (Moon) in the right direction. This is why in the Kalachakra, or the time cycle, Jupiter is placed opposite to the Moon. No, wonder, on Amavasyas and Purnimas, when the mind gets hyper exited; only Jupiter has the power to put rein on such Mind. Thus on full Moon nights, when the Moon (Mind) is highly activated, Satya-Narayan (Jupiter) vrata is done.
The omnipresence and omnipotent characteristics of knowledge (True knowledge- the Vedas) can only be described by the ethereal Jupiter. Jupiter has the extra ordinary power to tap all form of knowledge, comprehensible or incomprehensible.
Among he supporters of Jupiter, Moon is the most important as he is who exalts the Jupiter. Thus, Moon aids in the manifestation of Jupiter or Dhi, and represent the Mana or consciousness. A strong Mana can only be productive, when it is under the proper guidance of supreme intellect signified by Devaguru Brhaspati.
GURU: Treasury, bank, near peepal treees, temples, churches, monasteries, hermitages, courts, yoga asana centres, meditation hall.
Jupiter signifies wisdom
Jupiter/Guru = The minister to the King, also the preceptor of the Devas or Gods. He is rich in knowledge and wisdom, full of spiritual and legal knowledge, being the guru, astrologer, teacher and counselor to those who require his counsel. He is also the chief judge in the king’s court, and is known for his fairness in order and law.
Jupiter being Satvik by nature, is occupied in religious lore, reading of literature on spirituality and related subjects that teach the values of a pure life with the promise of more elevated life after death.
Jupiter/Guru=Represents wisdom, faith, spirituality, chastity, Forgiveness - the outcome of Satva. Jupiter/Guru = Represents wisdom and happiness, optimism. It tries to see the good and not the bad, can experience the joy of a moment.
Jupiter – Sun and Moon are friends, Mars and Venus are enemies, Mercury and Saturn are neutral Jupiter is not an enemy to anyone.
Jupiter – Sagittarius and Pisces are own houses. Cancer is exalted house. 5th degree of Cancer is deep exaltation. Capricorn is debilitated house. 5th degree of Capricorn is deep debilitation. Moolatrikona Sagittarius 0 to 10 degrees.
Jupiter :—He is strong also in Vrscika, in his northerly course, in the fore-noon, and in the middle of a Sign. He is of moderate strength in the initial part of a Sign and weak at its end. He is strong also when retrograde, povided he is not debilitated.
Jupiter/Guru is a benefic because he provides fortune, blessings, and abundance. He expands and provides more of the good aspects of whatever he affects. He points to where we have been virtuous, forgiving and kind, therefore have good karma to reap. Most importantly, Jupiter is the good merit that protects us from other adverse influences.
JUPITER
This planet represents the divine disciplines such as Sanskrit, Vedas and Shastras, Finance related subjects, high level strategy.
Jupiter is foremost of among giver of the knowledge of Apara vidya. The knowledge, which is never destroyed in the cosmic cycle of birth and death. He is the Devaguru and hence the bestower of the supreme and divine knowledge of Vedas and shastra (Scriptures). He governs the divine languages such as Sanskrit and divine disciplines such as Jyotish or the Discipline of Light.
Being a karaka for wealth or dhana karaka, Jupiter Governs the Finance related subjects such as financial management, banking, Economics etc.
Jupiter rules the Dhi. Dhi is the principle, which differentiates us from animals. Dhi is the power of discrimination through knowledge. That is why Jupiter gives very high knowledge of Philosophy. Jupiter governs the disciplines of high-level strategy like Business Strategy, Strategies of War, Growth strategies of nations etc, as they require high-level thinking. Hence, he signifies those disciplines, which lead to consultants, advisors, counsellors, scientist, and Philosopher.
Jupiter shows the direction of life trough the knowledge it confers and hence all the disciplines, which is directing towards showing the right path such as Journalist, Judges, Lawyer, Psychologist, Psychoanalyst, Teacher, Preacher etc. are governed by Jupiter
Quotes from Jaimini Sutras
1. Jupiter in svamsa makes a karmayogi who will excel in any field due to his intelligence or one interested in philosophy and religious or a priest.
2. An excellent author is indicated by the presence of Moon & Jupiter in svamsa or the fifth there from.
3. Jupiter indicate a grammarian, knowledge of religious scriptures (like Vedas, Bible, Quoran etc) and a philosopher & Vendantist.
4. Jupiter joining/aspecting the above planets in the 1st/ 5th will give all around knowledge, both traditional and modern and proficiency in at least one branch.
Jupiter Positive
Jupiter yields good results if it is exalted, or is in its own or mooltrikona sign. It is also conidered good in Leo and Aquarius. It is beneficial if it is in an angle, triangle or in the XI house. It will give good results if it is in its own or exalted navamsha. The individual will come by wealth, vehicles, learning and success. He will enjoy good health. He will turn religious. There may be birth of a child in the family. He will enjoy power and high status. It may see marriage of a female individual or a happy married life. He will have an excellent house. His ambitions will be fulfilled. He will live in comfort and shall be happy. His elder siblings or in a female chart the husband of the individual may experience a happy period in their lives.
Negative
Jupiter, when debilitated, combust or associated with a malefic planet and placed in the VI or VIII house, shall be troublesome. Such a Jupiter causes loss of position, removal from residence, distress to children, mental disquiet, and loss of wealth. He may go on pilgrimages. The individual may have malfunctioning of liver or raised blood pressure. A female individual may experience marital stress or her husband may have trouble. The eldest child or the son of the individual may not fare well in life. Jupiter if unfavourable will indicate ear troubles, sickness to sons, anger of Gods and Brahmins and enmity with wicked people. If favourable : increase of clarity of mind, gain from religious practices, through persons well-versed in recitation of Vedas and through the favour of rulers. Gold, horses and elephants come in unsolicited. Brahmins and Gods bestow blessings.
Jupiter : The wise Jupiter by its spiritual nature is said to represent ether. The two signs ruled by Jupiter, Sagittarius and Pisces are both dual in nature. Jupiter is exalted in Cancer which is cardinal sign with water element. The degree of exaltation is 5 degrees.
Jupiter is considered as the most beneficial planet for mankind and will function best in Cancer because of the water element. Jupiter is the planet of wisdom or knowledge unlike Mercury which is the planet of information and exchange. Exalted Jupiter gives a person humility because of true wisdom. Exalted Jupiter makes him true guru who dispenses knowledge and wisdom for benefit of all. It is the planet of luck, divine grace which can fulfill all our needs without our seeking. When Jupiter is with us the universe is with us. In its exaltation in Cancer he is the Cosmic and Divine beneficence. Jupiter gets debilitated in Capricorn which is cardinal sign with earth element The earth element of Capricorn with it’s cardinal nature can make us too materialistic, too pragmatic. We can become too manipulative to achieve our goal. It will give us pride and arrogance and can make us too self centered. We can become over optimistic and over extend ourselves in every sphere of our life.
The native having debilitated Jupiter is tactless, irritable, inconsistent, avaricious, unmanly, jealous and have a disgraceful behaviour.
During the sub-period of debilitated Jupiter one suffers from liver disorders and fevers. One cannot concentrate on studies. There are obstructions in one's spiritual pursuits. One becomes selfish. One suffers on account of problems to one's male progeny and husband. If such debilitated Jupiter is badly placed and is under the severe affliction of Rahu/Ketu or the lords of the eighth or twelfth houses, one becomes vulnerable to liver cirrhosis, jaundice and diabetes.
JUPITER IN THIRD
3rd is the house of Parakrama (bravery), Maithuna (copulation) and Death. Mars is the karaka of 3rd house, showing parakrama; because it is the sign of Maithuna, Rahu gets exalted in this house in the natural Zodiac and Jaimini says 3rd is the house of death (Dinau Dine Punya).
Jupiter, being the Devaguru, by nature is a peace-loving planet who signify harmony, universal brotherhood (Vasudaiva Kutumbakam) and wisdom. When such a planet goes to the house of parakrama, he is rendered ineffective under the violent temper of Mars. This is why Jupiter gets debilitated where Mars gets exalted. He can’t withstand the violence of Mars.
Jupiter being a karaka for dharma, becomes very uncomfortable when it goes to the house of copulation. Like Sun who is rendered ineffective in the house of pleasures of Bed, Jupiter is also rendered ineffective in the house of sex.
Jupiter is again the prana of the Life force and hence also called the Jiva, where as Mars is the Mrityu karaka. When Jupiter goes to the 3rd house, the house of death, the life force diminishes, more so under the effect of Karaka Mars.
When we look at the ayana of planets we see that the ayana of Rahu is opposite to that of Jupiter. Hence wherever Rahu is strong, Jupiter is rendered weak. In the Kalachakra we see that the Kala of the Dik goveren by Jupiter, is ruled by Jupiter and hence any Jupiterian activity is prohibited in the Rahu Kala.
A retrograde Jupiter never shows any major negativity on account of being retrograde if it is otherwise positive in a horoscope though it does show some results which are different. A
retrograde Jupiter usually produces positive or negative results with a delay compared to a forward moving Jupiter. It also renders the habit of preaching more than usual in some cases and it may also be responsible for a situation where the native sometimes does not know how to deal with his knowledge properly. Such natives may have a habit of giving unasked advice to other people and may not know how to properly apply their knowledge at times. Apart from these general deviations, a retrograde Jupiter works much the same as a forward moving Jupiter and gives positive or negative results regarding its other significances as indicated by the other factors in a horoscope.
Jupiter when retrograde in the eastern side of the zodiac gives notably good results.
Sarvartha Chintamani states that during the ruling period of a Retrograde Jupiter, the native gets much wealth, sons, and wife and also gets favour from the Government. However, this is subject to the condition that Jupiter should not be under heavy afflictions. He has also referred to Phal-deepika where it is stated that a retrograde planet possesses strength when he is retrograde. It is stated that when 5th lord and 5th house, 9th lord and 9th house are weak, Retrograde Jupiter, well placed, is capable of giving male issue (son.)
Jupiter is said to be combust when it comes within 11 degrees on either side of the Sun.
Combust Jupiter is quite beneficial. He makes the native ambitious, religious, philosophical; literary and other activities play a major role. It is a highly benevolent combustion.
Jupiter Combust
When Jupiter is combust the native feels that they are unable to meet a set of ideals which their ego considers necessary for spiritual blessings. The self is attached to the need for perfect and noble behavior in order to be worthy of God’s grace. They are unable to accept themselves with their own imperfections and feel that God will not either. There is little room for self-forgiveness and a resulting lack of faith in God’s interest in their personal welfare. They may easily believe that others can receive Gods blessings, but that they are unable to believe that they themselves can. This creates a feeling of purposelessness in their activities, including their spiritual activities, because they feel that no matter what the effort they are still imperfect and therefore worthless in God’s eyes. In essence when Jupiter is combust the native is angry at religion or God for making it impossible for them.
Generally the issues revolving around a combust Jupiter are developed as a result of experiencing some belief system that was presented in a dogmatic fashion. This belief system or the manners in which it was presented, would not have allowed for the normal feelings and desires which
all humans have. Being of perfect behavior, word and thought would have been stressed with no practical methods being taught to control the mind and transcend desires. The individual would then be left in despair, without hope for any possible salvation. Another consideration of Jupiter’s
combustion is that the native will feel insecure about their knowledge or wisdom. This will cause them frustration and anger when confronted by something they do not understand. Rather than admit that they do not understand they are more likely to act as if it is unimportant at the moment and try to sneak out of dealing with their lack of understanding.
If Jupiter is combust the negative results will be confined to the beginning of the period. Thereafter the period will be positive. The individual during such a period may also go on a pilgrimage. Of all the planets, Guru or Jupiter alone is capable of conferring all 3 yogas (i) Rajayoga (power and position), (ii) Dhanayoga (wealth) and (iii) Gnanayoga or wisdom and other worldly knowledge leading to emancipation.
Guru (Jupiter) represents knowledge. Jupiter signifies higher education, wisdom embodied in spiritual traditions, and religion. As gaining knowledge is essential for evolution and spiritual growth, Jupiter also indicates the general principle of growth in life. Physically, Jupiter relates to the growth of the body; mentally, to the increase of happiness and sense of fullness; and socially, to the growth of the family in the form of progeny. Guru signifies prosperity and fortune in life.
Jupiter rules para vidya (knowledge which is used irrespective of whether we are born or not). Description of Guru: Guru has a big body, tawny hair and tawny eyes, is phlegmatic, intelligent and learned inśāstra.
Jupiter/Guru=Large bodied, tawny hair, large golden eyes, fond of virtues, of forgiving disposition, modest, intelligent and learned in all sastras.
Jupiter has a big belly and a fat body,pale eyes, virtuous disposition, phlegmatic temperament, knowledge of scriptures and sciences, bright yellow complexion, Sattvika inclination, sharp intelligence, keenness in religious pursuits, forgiving nature and yellow-coloured dress.
Jupiter boasts a corpulent body, golden colour and brown hair. He is noble, wise and phlegmatic. Jupiter : He has golden complexion, brown eyes and hair, corpulent and tall body. He is very wise and learned as well as of noble demeanour. He is very eloquent and governs wealth. His voice resembles the sound of conch or the lion's roar. He is also adept in politics.
JUPITER:
The preceptor of the Deities – Jupiter (Brihaspati) has yellow complexion. He is adorned with a golden crown on his head and a beautiful garland in his neck. He is attired in yellow apparels and is seated on the pedestal of lotus flower. He has four hands and holds a stick (dand), Rudraksha garland, receptacle in each of his three hands and his fourth hand is raised in the posture of giving boons and blessings.
According to the Mahabharat (Adiparva), Jupiter is the son of great sage Angira and the priest of the deities. The demons wanted to starve the deities to death by obstructing the oblation (Yagya) performed by them. Jupiter by the help of his profound knowledge helped the deities to get their due shares of the oblation. Jupiter the preceptor of the deities protected them by using the
Rakshoghna mantra and driving away the demons.
In ‘ Skandapuran ' there is a description how he became the preceptor of the deities. Jupiter did a severe and tremendous penance in ‘Dwarka' (prabhas area) to please lord Shankar. Being pleased by his penance lord Shiva gave him a boon to become the preceptor of the deities.
Jupiter remains in each zodiac for a year if he has a retrograded motion then this duration changes. (Shrimadbhagawat 5/22/15 ).
According to the Rigveda Jupiter is very pleasing to watch. He himself has constructed his abode. He is worth worshipping for the whole world. If he becomes pleased with his devotees he blesses them with prosperity and intelligence. He helps his devotees to be on a virtuous paths and protect them in every calamity. Jupiter is very affectionate towards people who seek his refuge.
His vehicle is a chariot, which is made up of gold and appears very pleasant. Eight horses pull his chariot, which have yellow complexions and which are as fast as the wind. His weapon is a stick made of gold.
Jupiter has two wives - Shubha and Tara . Seven daughters were born to Shubha – Bhanumati, Raka, Archismati, Mahishrvati, Siniwali and Havishmati.
Seven sons and a daughter were born to Tara . Jupiter also had a third wife whose name was Mamta and who gave birth to ‘Bhardwaja' and ‘Kacha'. The presiding deity of Jupiter is ‘ Bhrama '.
Jupiter is the lord of the zodiac Sagittarius and Pisces. His ‘great phase lasts till sixteen years . The Jupiter is considered as a high planet, till the fifth degree, in the zodiac of Cancer. Fast should be observed on dark moon (Amavasya) and on Thursday for his pacification. He is also pacified if yellow topaz is worn. Making donations of yellow clothes, gold, turmeric, ghee, cereals of yellow colour, topaz, horse, book, honey, salt, sugar, land and umbrella to the brahmins pacifies the jupiter.
Mythology: In Indian myth Brihaspati is the deity for Jupiter who teaches the gods (devas) and protects humanity from evil. In Greek myth Jupiter or Zeus was the king of the gods. As the king he had the ultimate authority to give immortality or condemn one to a terrible fate. Both mythologies symbolize the ultimate judge or authority and father figure. In some it can be the over zealous know it all.
Myth: Jupiter is the son of Chitra Devi and Saint Angirasa - a favorite son of Lord Brahma.
Jupiter performed difficult penances for Lord Shiva for a period of 10,000 years. This pleased Lord Shiva so much that he declared him to be guru of the gods. Jupiter is therefore known as Lord of Worship and Guru.
Mythology: Brihaspati is the Guru of Devtas( Gods ). His father is Maharishi Angira. Maharishi's wife got the knowledge and procedures of performing the Vrata (ritual) from Sanat Kumars for having a son. She performed the Vrata with complete devotion and the Gods were satisfied and a son was born in their house. The son was the lord of wisdom Jupiter.
Old Greeks consider Jupiter as the father of Gods - ZEUS. Egyptians call it AMMON. The Norse calls it THOR. Babylonians call it as MERODACH.
Myth: In the Rig Veda Brahaspati is said to be born in the sky with seven faces and seven rays. Brahaspati defeats his enemies and breaks their forts. No ritual sacrifice can be complete without invoking this teacher of gods. He is the seer who perceived and wrote one of the hymns of the Rig Veda (10.72).
In the Skanda Purana it is said that Brahaspati worshiped Shiva for a thousand years and as a reward Shiva made him the planet Jupiter.
Gods: Zeus is the Greek equivalent to the thunder god Jupiter. The ancient northern god Thor and the Celtic Taranis have a lot in common. The Hindu god Vishnu can also be mentioned here. All of these gods powerfully defend us humans against evil.
In Vedic myths Jupiter, or Brihaspati, is the seventh son of the sage Angra. He is often depicted as middle age in yellow garments, rather large with the temperament of a priest. He has his hair in a top-knot and is often shown holding sacred beads for the reciting of sacred mantras. Brihaspati is often invoked to provide protection and to overcome obstacles and increase good fortune. As mentioned in the previous Vedic myths, Brihaspati lost his wife Tara to Chandra, the Moon. Even though Brihaspati said his beautiful wife had been abducted, she had actually had fallen love with the Moon. Clearly a case of the dish ran away with the Moon! Brihaspati then went to the Vedic god Indra to ask for help in reuniting with Tara. Indra sent a message to the Moon, but Chandra would not give up Tara. So Indra ordered the devas to fight with the Moon for the return of Tara. After years of fighting the supreme God Brahma ordered the Moon to return Tara. Tara returned and a son was soon born to Brihaspati, but the son, Mercury, really was the son of the Moon. The supreme god Brahma again returned as the war was about to resume and asked Tara whose child it was. She replied the father was the Moon and Brahma returned the child to the Moon, his father. That Brihaspati would accept Tara back after an illicit pregnancy, and return the illicit child to his father, instead of pretending the child was his own, shows the great magnanimity and generosity of the great planet Jupiter!
Brhaspati is the son of Angiras by his wife Vasuda. He is famous as the guru of the devas and he appears in many Puranic and Vedic stories. He is consulted whenever there are problems in heaven, and is the most benefic of planets.There is continuous enmity between himself and Sukra, the preceptor of the demons, and several stories illustrate the universal roles played by these two powerful brahmins. One such story appearing in several places is as follows;
During a war between the devas and the asuras, Sukra went off to propitiate Siva in order to obtain certain mantras to help the demons in their struggle. Through his network of spies, Indra, the king of heaven heard this, and sent his daughter, Jayanti to somehow gain knowledge of these mantras. Jayanti served Sukra during his penance, and being pleased he asked her to choose a boon. "Be my husband" she said, and so Sukra agreed, but stated that he would return to his disciples at the end of a ten year period.
Indra then approached his own guru, Brhaspati, bowing to him and eulogising him appropriately, and asked if this would not be an appropriate time to take some or other action? Brhaspati then assumed the form of Sukra, and entered the assembly of demons whereupon they mistook him for Sukra, and began to take instruction from him. He expounded the Jain philosophy to them, and persuaded them to leave off violence and their enmity with the devas. After ten years had expired the real Sukra returned but the demons thought it was a trick and told him to go away. So Sukra cursed them with defeat, and left. Brhaspati, seeing the enemies of the devas thus cursed considered his work done, assumed his real appearance and promptly departed.
On another occasion, again during a war between the demons and devas, the demon army was becoming distressed due to the fact that Brhaspati revived all those they killed. They approached Sukra, who realised that Brhaspati was collecting medicinal herbs from the Drona mountain and so he went there and using his yogic powers, cast the mountain into the sea. Brhaspati on going to replenish his stock of herbs went to where the mountain should have been, but could not find it. He returned to Indra, informed him of everything, whereupon the devas were forced to take flight.
Indra and Brhaspati once went to visit Siva, who decided to test their knowledge. He assumed the form of an ugly giant and appeared before the two. Indra immediately demanded that the giant remove himself. "Do you not know I am the king of heaven? Kindly say, is Siva in His apartments, or has He gone elsewhere?" The giant did not reply. Again Indra rebuked Him but to no avail, and so Indra decided to kill him, and raised his arm in order to deliver his thunderbolt. However, he became paralysed, and could do no more, and Brhaspati realising who the giant was, immediately prostrated himself, forcefully making Indra do the same.
Spiritual/Mythological shades of Jupiter or Brihaspati
As every planet and the presiding deities are associated with variant spiritual and mythological facts, planet Jupiter or brihaspati does have the same but there are more than one or two relating to the planet which are existing since ages. In these different articulations about the planet, Jupiter or Guru has been perceived in various ways like the ruler of gods, lord of speech, lord of power, guru of gods, reader of minds, god of gods and beloved of gods.
There are various tales behind the existence of the planet Jupiter or Guru saying it to be the incarnation of Lord Vishnu, Lord Brahma and in some Lord Ganesha. Few of it articulates that the wife of Angiras, the priest of gods and lord of sacrifies gave birth to Brahspati that is Jupiter. Another tale of Rig Veda Brahaspati says that Jupiter was begotten in the sky with seven faces and seven rays. In the words of Skanda Purana it has been said that Brahaspati or Guru worshipped Shiva and performed many penance for thousands of years bestowing to Lord Shiva for which the Lord rewarded him resulting in Jupiter, the Guru of Gods.
In spiritual believes, Jupiter or Guru is perceived to be a Brahmin who Angiras lineage of Brahmin sages. He is believed to defeats his enemies and their forts. The ritual sacrifice are believed not to be accomplished without the comprising the worship of Guru of gods known as Brahaspati in the sacred language Sanskrit.
Mythological Story or katha of Jupiter or Brihaspati
There was a certain king who had seven sons and their wives. Two Brahmins used to come there to beg alms but the wives returned them, empty handed. Therefore Jupiter deity was displeased with them, which affected adversely the prosperity and wealth of the king. When there was devastation in the kingdom and the king neared poverty, the youngest wife sought excuse from the Brahmins and started giving them alms but still the elder six denied alms to the Brahmins. The youngest wife asked the Brahmins the remedy for getting over the bad days. The Brahmins advised to keep a fast for Jupiter or Brihaspati to feed Brahmins. If anyone' s husband has gone to a foreign country, then that woman should make two human figures behind the door; that would result in early safe return of the husband. If the family is stricken with poverty then those figures should be made on a box. The king's seven sons had already gone on a foreign tour. The youngest wife observed the ritual as advised. Her husband had gone to a place, the king of which died. The king had no son. To find a suitable successor, a garland was hung on the horn of a female elephant so that whosoever is garlanded by it, he shall be the king as per the tradition of that kingdom. The elephant went all around and ultimately put the garland round youngest son's neck. He became the king. He searched for his brothers, but in vain for the sake of public welfare, the new king decided to construct a tank. Thousands of laborers were engaged, among whom his brothers also came. He called all of them took them to his palace and all started living peacefully. The worship and alms by the youngest wife brought prosperity back to the family. Then all other wives also started Jupiter or Brihaspati fast and worship. No one was ever refused alms by them, anymore.
Jupiter (Brahaspati) - Color of Jupiter is yellow. He is having strong and long chest. He is having big body. His head hair and eye lid hair is white. Jupiter stands for intelligence, same as mercury. Jupiter is the biggest planet, so has maximum relevance on human life.
JUPITER- Jupiter is wisdom, your teacher, (King’s minister), and the type of teachers you run into in your life, expansion of thoughts, and it shows expansion of certain things in your life which depends upon the sign and house it controls. They say Jupiter controls wealth; no, it does not, Jupiter controls the wealth of wisdom and opportunity, and how much wealth you make out of that opportunity. The wealth factor depends upon your Venus and Saturn, yes Saturn. You may think Saturn is only responsible for misery in your life, but remember, it controls the 10th and 11th sign in the Zodiac, and 10th house and 11th house control your career, and incoming gains.
Jupiter (Brahspati) - Jupiter is the biggest planet in this universe. So it has a major effect on of human horoscope. Jupiter depicts children, minister, nature, character, Knowledge of Vedas, Intelligence, respect, and overall knowledge.
GURU: Religious, Noble, Respectable, Honourable, Independent, and Dutiful.
Jupiter : It is the heaviest and the most benefic planet and represents Guru. It is very polite and religious and represents education, school, temples, oils, fats, sugar, long journeys, judges, priests and scientists. It's color is yellow, metal platinum, gem yellow sapphire and direction north - east. Guru (Jupiter) represents knowledge. Jupiter signifies higher education, wisdom embodied in spiritual traditions, and religion. As gaining knowledge is essential for evolution and spiritual growth, Jupiter also indicates the general principle of growth in life. Physically, Jupiter relates to the growth of the body; mentally, to the increase of happiness and sense of fullness; and socially, to the growth of the family in the form of progeny. Guru signifies prosperity and fortune in life.
Guru: Jupiter represents happiness, knowledge and expansion. Guru shows how much of the ever-expanding nature of light a person has working through them. A favorably placed Jupiter brings the awareness that as children of this light that shines in all directions, everything in life is supposed to grow, expand and be understood. Learning and teaching and supporting the spread of knowledge is natural and spontaneous for such people. A Jupiter that is unfavorably placed will make the person feel these areas are not easy, and passing on the light of knowledge comes with hardship and limitations. Such people feel disconnected from the expansive nature of our true spiritual essence. Guru, Jupiter - Think about its light, its movements: Jupiter is the largest among the planets. In the night sky, it is almost as bright as Venus, the evening star. It is big, and slow: it takes twelve years for it to make a complete revolution around the sky. Think also of its name in Sanskrit, Guru, and the primary quality having the same name. Drawing a symbolic link with the qualities of Jupiter, we can describe the nature of the mental energy called Guru Graha (or the inner Jupiter). Jupiter provides growth and expansion. It brings to fruition and it generates. That is the reason why we say that Jupiter is a "beneficial" planet. By analogy in the mental realm, Guru is kind and paternalistic. He is endowed with a great sense of ethics. He is honest, sincere and respects laws and traditions. He shows a tendency to conservatism. He appreciates his comfort.
Jupiter – The higher Jupiter is God’s grace, wisdom, ethics aligned with right behavior and optimism. The lower Jupiter can be a haughty showman, concerned with appearance, status and the
admiration of others. Jupiter is our capacity to do good, and to always wish to choose the good over the bad. He is where we expand in life and want to share God’s grace. Through wealth, children and
education we expand externally; through faith and valuing God’s grace we expand internally. Jupiter rules all of these domains. We all have a higher vision of ourselves that we are expanding toward -Jupiter shows that vision and how we would like it to play out in our lives. -Jupiter gives us the hope that things will get better. A weak Jupiter will either lack hope or be unrealistic in expressing it. A foolhardy optimism is possible. Jupiter aligned with our sense of duty will allow for our higher vision to not only lead us externally but also expand internally.
Keywords: Knowledge, Expansion, (children, education, spirituality) teachers and teaching, Optimism Jupiter: The planet of Wisdom and Intelligence
Among others matters (properties etc.) Jupiter governs:
knowledge, virtues, progency, counselors and ministers, conduct, dissemination of knowledge, magnamimity, learnig in Vedas, Sastras, Smritis and Sacred lore.
Properity and abundance in everything, penance, respect for elders and devotion to God and the wise, treasury, the sense organs and their conquest, husband’s welfare, renunciate, important persons, religious and monastic heads, pigeon, swan, horse, one’s ordained duty, cars, cows, savings. Meemamsha philosophy, astrology, dropsy, grandfather and grand child, eldest brother, mansion, winter, thigh, royal or national honours, friends, oratorical talent, fat, holy water, towering buildings, honey, oil, silk.
Corpulent with a broad chest, Jupiter is yellow in colour with brown eyes and hair. He has powerful and clear voice. He is intelligent, phlegmatic and intreseted in money. (Wealth accumulation) He is found in treasuries, banks, near aswatha or peepal tree, temples, churches, monasteries, dwelling places of the pious and in the North – East, Hemanta or Winter, courts of justice and wardrobes.
JUPITER – (GURU or BRIHASPATI)
Jupiter represents the teacher, the “Guru,” the one who leads us from the darkness of ignorance to the light of knowledge. He stands for wisdom, knowledge, learning, goodness, good luck, good karma and expansion.
In the Vedas, Brihaspati is called the Guru of the Devas, the celestial or angelical beings. He is represented as a priest—full of wisdom, righteousness, justice, goodness; desirous to bless and give prosperity to everyone.
Jupiter also represents children, mainly the eldest son, and in case of woman, it represents the husband.
It is considered the most benefic planet because of its nature of giving and expanding, without expectations.
Jupiter usually blesses the areas related with its placement, but for some ascendants like Taurus, Libra or Capricorn, it can be adverse or bring inauspicious effects, because it is the ruler of difficult houses. The position of Jupiter in a birth chart will indicate the ways of spiritual learning, type of faith or religion, teachers and material prosperity.
A strong and well-placed Jupiter in a chart is an indicator of optimism, faith, interest in religion of philosophy, sense of righteousness and justice, positive contacts with teachers, wise or religious people, and good prosperity, caused by some good past karmas and spiritual tendencies. It is very common in the charts of religious people, priests, teachers, philosophers, judges, lawyers, or prosperous people.
But in some cases, an excessively strong Jupiter can lead a person to not make any effort to improve his life situation—an excessive optimism that can lead to spiritual stagnation.
An afflicted Jupiter can indicate difficulty in getting a spiritual teacher, or sometimes even getting a wrong, dishonest or fake teacher, or a difficult relationship with teachers in general. It can bring lack of faith and optimism in life, or a more materialistic view of life, or material difficulties that don’t allow the mind to expand into a more spiritual awareness.
An afflicted or weak Jupiter can indicate marital difficulties or husband’s bad health, or difficulties to have children.
Physically it is related to the fat tissues, accumulation of fluids, obesity, liver, pancreas and the sugar and fat metabolism, the hips and the feet. Its nature is Kapha or phlegmatic.
Jupiter : Guru
Jupiter relates to : Education, Knowledge, Children.
Jupiter is the teacher to the World, A well placed Jupiter gives luck and good fortune to escape from Difficulty or critical situations. Jupiter looks after Law & Order, relates to Defects in blood and Diabetes.
5 Jupiter-The Great Fortune
Jupiter the mighty planet is called a giant of the solar system. It has a diameter of 88,000 miles. Jupiter takes a little less than twelve years to go once round the Sun. Mythologically, Jupiter is the preceptor of Gods. Old Greeks considered Jupiter as the father of Gods-Zeus. Egyptians call Mm Ammon. Jupiter is said to possess and offer 'Sathwaguna'. Our fortunes are governed by Jupiter who is the chief governor for money. Jupiter is termed as 'Greater Fortune' and is said to be hot moist, sanguine, temperate, social, expansive, masculine and moderate. He governs the blood, liver, veins, arteries and thighs. He rules higher education and signifies judges, councillors, bankers, brokers, theologians, philanthropists, also science, law, reason and comparison. He rules financial dealings, speculation, shipping business and foreign affairs. His day is Thursday, metal gold, colour yellow and gems yellow sapphire and Topaz.
Typical Jupiterians are usually termed jovial owing to the fact that Jupiter gives such characteristics as socialiblity, hope, benevolence veneration, compassion, justice, honesty, spirituality, also well developed faculties of proportion, calculation and location. The Jupiterian is usually quick to hit the mark as his symbol is the Archer. In the business world, natives ruled by Jupiter become interested in large popular enterprises and deal much in matters related to lawyers, judges, bankers, brokers and physicians. Science and medicine, insurance and commercial travelling often engage their attention, also affairs of philanthropic, charitable and religious or benevolent import. Jupiter is called the 'Greater Fortune' because, unless he is ill placed in the horoscope, he bestows a considerable amount of what appears to be good luck upon natives who are suited for positions of dignity, trust or power in business and social circles. Having a logical, broad mind, considerable self possession, self confidence and determination, they usually inspire confidence and attain responsible positions. Jupiter is fiery, noble, benevolent, fruitful, jovial, optimistic, positive, and dignified planet. He is the greatest benefic. However, much other planets may be ill posited and threaten difficulties to a person, if Jupiter is strong and well placed in a chart, he will enjoy the providential help at least at the last moment to tide over the difficulties and get rid of evil. Jupiter also indicates how far one will respect the elders, preceptors and religious scriptures. Jupiter makes one law abiding, true, honest, sincere and dutiful. If Jupiter is afflicted in the horoscope, the native will be an extremist and unconventional. He will be extravagant and lavish. The other evil effects would be over optimism, false hopes, carelessness, debts, disputes, failure in speculation, gambling, worry through children, false prestige, loss of reputation, mis-judgment and miscalculation, etc. Jupiterians are well built and
may have a huge belly. They will have good growth in youth, have muscular body and become so stout as to command respect from others. Jupiter is also considered as significator for children (Santan Karaka). Jupiter owns Sagittarius and Pisces. He is exalted in Cancer, the highest exaltation point being 5 degrees of Cancer. He is debilitated in Capricorn, the lowest debilitation being 5 degrees of Capricorn. First 5 degrees portion of Sagittarius is his Multrikona and the rest is hi'-' Swakshetra-The whole of Pisces is also his Swakshetra. The Sun, the Moon and Mars are friends of Jupiter. Mercury and Venus are his enemies Saturn is neutral to him.
JUPITER (Guru)
Jupiter is the preceptor and teacher of the gods. He was to teach the path of righteousness and spiritual wisdom. He represents God's grace. It is expansion and growth. Whatever Jupiter aspects will grow big. This can be overweight conditions or a tall stature. Even an expanded organ such as the liver can cause health difficulties. Jupiter deals with the external rituals associated with religion. It is also about judgment and laws pertaining to legal advice and lawyers. Mercury is about lower education whereas Jupiter is about higher education such as college. Mercury is about short quick travels and Jupiter is about long distant travels like overseas trips. Jupiter always brings opportunity for growth and abundance. It is the karaka of wealth, happiness and good luck. Jupiter with Rahu can destroy the spiritual integrity of Jupiter, and with Ketu profound spiritual lessons will be realized. Jupiter with Mars gives a zeal for life, and spiritual teachings. Jupiter/ Sun combinations (not combust) give optimism and happiness. Jupiter is always prominent in death for death is the release of physical bondage.
Keywords: Spiritual teacher, guide, truth, religion, philosophy, spirituality, grace, law, the great benefic, fortune, wealth, expansion, higher education like colleges, optimism, generous, joy, luck, self-indulgent, excessive, faith, children, money, husband in a females chart, long distance travel.
Day: Thursday
Dig Bala: First House Jupiter - Guru
Rulership The tongue, gullibility, assimilation, expansion, wealth, optimism, fortune, largeness, generosity, narcissism, greediness, gluttony, exhibitionism.
Quality Jupiter is the gas giant of the solar system. It represents the good in every sense and its fundamental nature is expansion, but this bubble can burst. It is essentially wholesome and inclines towards the status quo, the establishment, the law and whatever is held to be "the best" in any society. It is orthodoxy, thence ruling caste, class and privilege. When Jupiter develops properly in a person, then it represents the faculties of happiness, assimilation and good humour. While Jupiter is "God", Saturn is the "Devil".
Childhood Development In child development, Jupiter rules the stage when the world (the mother)
seems to regard the child in high esteem. The child takes the centre of the stage, everything seems to exist for its comfort and well-being.
In People When Jupiter is strong in the birth chart of a person, he or she may need the acclaim of others. Expansive and exhibitionistic, the person may seem vain, self-absorbed, leeching off others. Periods of high elation are inevitably punctured and depression may ensue. Such individuals may be either compulsive eaters or anorexics.
Oral Character Desire to talk, generally about self, usually in favourable light. Exhibitionistic, takes the centre of the stage. High level of verbal intelligence. Exaggerated picture of own abilities. Fond of indulgence in food.
Gauquelin Keywords At ease, ambitious, opportunist, authoritarian, talkative, likes to assert himself, sense of the comical, communicative, debonair, spendthrift, gay, gesticulating, good humoured, independent, happy, worldly, prodigal, bantering, likeable, vain. The studies undertaken by the Gauquelins showed Jupiter to be significant for actors, journalists, politicians and soldiers.
Hindu Astrology
Devakeralam: A Brahmin, controlled of senses, happy, attached to the doing of sacrifices to gods, chiefly of kapha temperament, fond of sweet-tasting things, true to his dharma, lord of gold, moderately fat, student of Veda, lord of the north east.
Brihad Jataka: Large of body, golden of appearance, with high intellect, kapha temperament.
Yavanajataka: Yellow like ivory, short and fleshy body, deep voice, pre-eminent in memory, firmness, resolution and intelligence.
Education & JUPITER
This planet represents the divine disciplines such as Sanskrit, Vedas and Shastras, Finance related subjects, high level strategy.
Jupiter is foremost of among giver of the knowledge of Apara vidya. The knowledge, which is never destroyed in the cosmic cycle of birth and death. He is the Devaguru and hence the bestower of the supreme and divine knowledge of Vedas and shastra (Scriptures). He governs the divine languages such as Sanskrit and divine disciplines such as Jyotish or the Discipline of Light.
Being a karaka for wealth or dhana karaka, Jupiter Governs the Finance related subjects such as financial management, banking, Economics etc.
Jupiter rules the Dhi. Dhi is the principle, which differentiates us from animals. Dhi is the power of discrimination through knowledge. That is why Jupiter gives very high knowledge of Philosophy. Jupiter governs the disciplines of high-level strategy like Business Strategy, Strategies of War, Growth strategies of nations etc, as they require high-level thinking. Hence, he signifies those disciplines, which lead to consultants, advisors, counsellors, scientist, and Philosopher.
Jupiter shows the direction of life trough the knowledge it confers and hence all the disciplines, which is directing towards showing the right path such as Journalist, Judges, Lawyer, Psychologist, Psychoanalyst, Teacher, Preacher etc. are governed by Jupiter
Quotes from Jaimini Sutras
1. Jupiter in svamsa makes a karmayogi who will excel in any field due to his intelligence or one interested in philosophy and religious or a priest.
2. An excellent author is indicated by the presence of Moon & Jupiter in svamsa or the fifth there from.
3. Jupiter indicate a grammarian, knowledge of religious scriptures (like Vedas, Bible, Quoran etc) and a philosopher & Vendantist.
4. Jupiter joining/aspecting the above planets in the 1st/ 5th will give all around knowledge, both traditional and modern and proficiency in at least one branch.
JUPITER is heaviest and most benefic planet. It is polite & relegious, represents Guru, temple, education school, oils, fats, sugar, long journeys, judges, priests& scientists. Colour-Yellow, DIR-North-East, Metal-Platinum, Gem-Yellow Saphire, Male, Benefic, Exa-Cancer Deb-Capricorn. Aspect-5, 7, 9th house. Param uuch/neech Aspect-5, mul-trikon 1-13, Dhanu 13-30. Brahmin, Satyavadi, Sky, Children, Day, Shub, Brahma, Inder, Karak 1, 5, 9, 10, 11 bhav, Stable.
JUPITER: Judiciaries, Vedas, preceptor, faith, devotion, honors, legal affairs, diplomacy, religiousness, guardianships, truthfulness, proficiency in arts and science, power of discussion, religious
institutions, morality, shrines, temples, progeny, fairness, Satwa guna, asceticism, bankers,
philanthropists, minister, silver, ordinary clothes, merchants, mental caliber, corpulence, manliness, restaurants and hotels, north- eastern direction, devotion, faith, charity, respect, astrology,
reputation etc. Significations of Guru Rank : Indra Color : Tawny Bhoota : Ether Caste : Brahmin Nature : Satwik
Description : Big body, tawny hair and tawny eyes, kapha, intelligent, learned in all shastras
Dhatu : Fat
Abode : Treasure house
Time Period : Month
Taste : Sweet
Strong Direction : East
Trees : Fruit bearing trees
Clothes : Saffron
Season : Hemanta
Substance : Jeeva
Externally, Jupiter signifies people who are wise or well educated, scholars, experts, teachers, advisers, people full with life and optimism, jolly and eloquent people, people who are large, people with expansive ideas, people with collections of any kind, people who are balanced in their lifestyles, people who are dedicated to spiritual growth, sweet and fattening food, fruit.
Physically, Jupiter represents growth in the body, fat, the storing and release of energy in the form of fat by the liver, the growth of any tissue, excessive growth (overweight, tumors).
Internally, Jupiter represents happiness, optimism, spiritual growth, intelligence, learning, in particular the ability to get the bigger picture, eloquence, the ability to grow and progress.
Qualities signified by Jupiter: happiness, optimism, expansiveness, eloquence, intelligence, learned, spiritual, collecting, large.
Determining what objects are signified by Jupiter: Whatever part of the system is key or regulates growth, maintains overall balance in the system, is a storehouse for information.
Jupiter – Children (offspring), Mantra, Vedas, Devotion (also temples and religious places) Religion, Fame, Respect, Scholar, Dharma (Righteousness), Finance, (nowadays, Banking and other related sectors also), Judiciary.
Jupiter - Progeny, God, Guru, Place of Worship, Devotion, Dharma (Constant integrated awareness), Wisdom, Nobility, Ethical Behavior, Morality, Spirituality, Finance, Bank, Law, Liver, Fat, Gold, Yellow colour, Yellow Sapphire, North East
GURU: Jeevakaraka (Self), Belly (intestinal portion), Nose, Fat , Thigh, Feet, Flush, God Room in the house, Judge, Guide, Teacher, Presenter, Education Minister, Manager, Lawyer, Accountant, Auditor, Vedas, Temples, Philosophy, Honey, God, Cow, Prestige, Honour, Respect, Truth, Patience, Humility.
JUPITER: Wisdom, fatty, heavy body, blessings, growth, increase, rise, respect, powerful, heavy, nose, elders, elder brother, paternal side elders, safeguards, protection, help, donation, one sided love, sacrifices, high character, very high ideals, liver, gold, Brahman, child birth, son, yellow, pukraj, banks, insurance companies, highly literate man, preacher, teacher, pen, truthfulness, Vedas, adviser, head of the temple, Maha Rishi, stomach, Akaash, listening, kindness, law, male, very popular in ladies, Vivek, bhakta, bhagwan, grand son, Ishta Deva, destiny, life, physical body, rebirth, mantra, touching feet, high seat, satisfaction, obligations, any body who is kind to you, controller of birth chain, husband for a female as the most important male or elder, sacrifices, responsible, giver and giver, curtain, hidden, maryada, Sidh Purusha, Happiness, peace of mind, happy family, big house, controller of finance, horse, Tapasya, strong in eastern direction, yagya, remedies, elephants, very high quality vehicles, faith in God, Vaastu Shastra, Brham-Gyana, natural respect, name and fame, popularity, religious, Niyam Palan, well developed breast, hindu religion
Jupiter
(1) Brahmin (2) Guru (3) one's duty (4) Chariot (5) cow (6) infantry (7) savings (8) Meemamsa (9) treasure (10) horse (11) curd, etc. (12) large body (13) Valor (14) reputation (15) logic (16) astrology (17) son (18) grandson (19) dropsy (20) wealth of elephants (21) philosophy (22) great grand-fathers (23) palacial house (24) gems (25) eldest brother (26) grandfather (27) Lord Indra (28) cold season (29) wrath (30) jewel (31) merchant (32) physical health (33) a beautiful mansion (34) royal honor (35) thigh (36) Gods (37) penance (38) charity (39) religious duty (40) helping others (41) impartiality (42) facing North (43) circular (44) yellow color (45) moving in villages (46) North (47) close friend (48) swinging (49) orator (50) fat (51) old garment (52) a new house (53) happiness (54) old (55) Mantras (56) twice born (57) holy water (58) knee (59) movement in heaven (60) a house granting all comforts (61) intellect (62) proficiency in learning (63) literature (64) tower (65) charming an
audience (66) throne (67) installation of God Brahma (68) strong at all times (69) month (70) Vessels (71) Lapis Lazuli (72) fruits of Agnisthoma rite (73) sweet juice (74) being Good (75) happiness (76) misery (77) length (78) gentleness (79) reading other's mind (80) gold (81) ornamentation (82) device (83) wind (84) phlegm (85) topaz (86) vedic text (87) brilliancy (88) softness (89) a stone (90) worship of lord Shiva (91) performing one's religious duties and (92) travelling in a well-decorated carriage, all these are assigned to Jupiter. [Jataka Parijata] Significations: knowledge and happiness, counselor, has a body of yellowish hue, male, benefic, a person of 30 years, the color
yellowish,silver, topaz, North-East, a treasury, sweet, the element ether(space). Jupiter possesses a big-bellied body; his color is yellow. He is of a phlegmatic temperament. He possesses all virtues, and is endowed with an aptitude for every science. His eyes and hair are brown. He possesses the quality of goodness or purity. He is exceedingly intelligent. His person is graced with marks of royalty not to be despised. One ought to conjecture about one's own genius, wealth, physical development, sons and knowledge by referring to Jupiter. Jupiter, when malefic, causes sorrow due to the evil effects of maledictions uttered by preceptors, Gods, parents and such other venerable people and Brahmins as well as the disease of the spleen. Jupiter is powerful in Meena, Vrischika, Dhanus and Kataka, in his own Varga and weekday, at midday, in his passage to the north of the Equator, in the middle of a sign, in Jumbha, as also in his depression sign. He gives much wealth when in the rising sign, in the fourth as well as in the 10th house from the Lagna. Jupiter is the Karaka(significator) of the 2nd,5th,9th10th and 11th house. Jupiter is harmful when placed in the 5th house. The Sun, Mars and the Moon are the friends of Jupiter. His enemies are Venus and Mercury, Saturn is neutral to him.
Guru (Jupiter) Vedic Astrology
Paraçara describes Jupiter as having “a large body, is heavy (guru), has yellow/tawny hair and eyes, kapha constitution, intelligence (dhéman) and is skilled in all the scriptures.”
Significations of Jupiter are: Brahmin; Guru; One’s Duty; Chariot; Cow; Infantry; Savings; Mimamsa philosophy; Treasure; Horse; Honey; Large Body; Valour; Reputation; Logic;Astrology; Children; Grandson; Dropsy; Philosophy; Grand father; Great grand-father; Palatial House; Gems; Eldest Brother; Lord Indra; Automn Season; Wrath of Priest; Jewel; Merchant; Physical Health; A Beautiful Mansion; Royal Honour; Thighs; God (divine blessings); Penance; Charity; Religious Duty; Helping Others; Impartiality; Facing North; Circular; Yellow Colour; Moving In Villages; Close Friend; Swinging; Orator; Fat; Old Garment; A New House; Happiness; Mantras; Twice Born (Brahmins- Dvija); Holy Water; Knee; Movement In Heaven; A House Granting All Comforts; Intellect; Proficiency In Learning; Literature; Tower; Charming an Audience; Throne; Strong at All Times; a month; Vessels; Yellow Sapphire; Sweet Juice; Being Good; Happiness; Misery; Length; Gentleness; Reading Other’s Mind; Ornamentation; Ether; Phlegm; Topaz; Vedic Text; Brilliancy; Softness; Worship Of Lord Shiva; Performing One’s Religious Duties; Travelling In A Well-Decorated Carriage
Jupiter – Owns the zodiac signs of Sagittarius and Pisces. Jupiter signifies knowledge, wisdom, expansion, (children, education, spirituality) teachers and teaching, optimism, and plays a key role in marriages. Jupiter is the planet responsible for success, fortune and fame. The largest planet in the solar system, Jupiter it is associated with expansion, growth and and opportunity. The position of Jupiter in ones’ chart serves as an indicator of one’s faith, confidence, buoyancy, higher mind, wisdom, optimism and generosity. A well placed Jupiter is associated with the spiritual, philosophical and intellectual realms. Jupiter is our capacity to do good, and to always wish to choose the good over the bad. He is where we expand in life and want to share God’s grace. Through wealth, children and education we expand externally; through faith and valuing God’s grace we expand internally. Jupiter rules all of these domains. Jupiter is also the primary significator of Astrology.
JUPITER
Names: Jiva, Angira, Suraguru, Vachasampathi and Ijya (BJ); Jeeva, Angirasa, Suraguru, Mantri Vachaspati, Arya, Brihaspati, Suri and Vageesh (HS); Ida (SV)
Nature: Benefic
Gender: Masculine
Appearance & Disposition: Guru has a big body, tawny hair and tawny eyes, is phlegmatic, intelligent and learned in Shastras (BPHS); Corpulent body, golden locks and eyes, moral and is phlegmatic (BJ); Guru has stout and tall body; his eyes are neither big nor small, he is intelligent, well-versed in politics, or policy making has prominent bilious composition, is a very eloquent speaker, wears yellow apparels and jewels and is of noble disposition (HS); he is of virtuous disposition (DA); The eyes of Jupiter are somewhat reddish-brown. He is learned in Vedas. His voice resembles that of a lion. He is firm and prominently Sattvik. His physical complexion is akin to pure yellow metal. He has broad and prominent chest. He is always fond of virtues and is modest. He has firm and large eyes and is of forgiving disposition. He wears yellow apparels, is phlegmatic, fat and pre-eminent. (SV)
Sapta Dhatu: Fat (BPHS); Brain (BJ) (Digestive system)
Humour: Vata (Windy) & Kapha (Phlegm)
Governs: Knowledge, Wisdom and happiness (BPHS), Intelligence (SV)
Complexion: Tawny (BPHS), Jupiter yellow or golden (BJ)
Colour: Yellow
Deity/ Adhi devata: Indra (BPHS)
Panchabhuta: Akasha (Ether)
Caste: Brahmin (Priestly class)
Guna: Sattvik
Abode: Treasury
Direction: North East (Ishanya Kona)
Period: Masa (Month)
Taste: Sweet
Directional Strength: East (Lagna)
Day based Strength: Day time (Diurnal)
Ayana based Strength: Uttarayana
Natural strength: Stronger than Mercury (4th)
Trees: Fruit bearing trees
Robe/ Cloth: Saffron coloured ones (BPHS), Neither old nor new clothes (BJ, SV)
Season: Hemanta (Autumn)
Matter: Jiva (Living beings)
Material: Silver, and when he is in his own house he governs gold (BJ)
Natural Age: 30 years
Veda: Rig Veda (SV)
Loka: Svarga loka (Heavens) (SV)
Geographical location: Sindhu (Indus- Pakistan and Afganistan) (SV)
Misc. lordship: Auspiciousness, virtue, physical stoutness, prowess, mentorship/; guide/ guru/ preceptor, deputation, city, state (province), gold, bed, conveyance, position, grains, residence and sons (SV)
Jupiter
Keywords: Understanding of the larger picture, expansion, wisdom, preservation, law, justice, truth, tin, eagle and Thursday.
Ages: The seventh age from 55 to 68 years. Hopefully this is an age at which personal power has developed enabling engagement in deeper reflection.
Human body: Liver, hypofys, hip joint, intestines and thighs.
Human Body: Phlegm, speech, hams, feet, the right ear, liver, absorptive system, suprarenal, gallbladder, part of the pancreas, blood circulation, spleen.
Jupitar organs: Jupiter rules over the liver, thighs, circulation of blood in arteries, and fat in the human organism.
Parts of the body ruled by Jupiter are liver, tumors, circulation of blood in arteries, fat in the body, adipose tissue, morbid growths, pleura of lungs, kidney, thigh, feet, right ear.
Jupiter rules over the liver, thighs, circulation of blood in arteries, and fat in the human organism.
Jupiter rules over the feet, stomach, intestines and ears.
Jupiter - Thighs: Jupiter is called the life initiating planet to earth. Thighs are the parts mainly influenced by the Jupiter in human body as it has natural influence on our thighs, but in versatile aspects it has command over any parts of our body. The most important function of Jupiter is that it initiates life on earth by stimulating the Sun.
Parts of the body related with Jupiter: Liver, blood circulation, body fat and thighs are related to Jupiter.
BODY AND DISEASES CONTROLLED BY BRIHASPARTI: The zodiac in which Jupiter is placed in a horoscope is the Jupiter sign of the person. Jupiter sign decides the dignity of this planet in the horoscope. In Human Body, it rules the liver, tumours, distortion, organs of hearing, lower abdomen, hips, circulation of blood, blood pressure and arteries The ill-placed Brahaspati may cause jaundice, gastric, chronic constipation, cough, colds, asthma, nose bleeding, apoplexy, tumour, liver weakness, ear trouble and high blood pressure.
Medical Significations: Meda dhatu. Belly, fat, circulation, allergies, brain, liver, spleen, gallbladder, pancreas, ear, nose,
Body Parts and Diseases controlled by Brihaspati
The zodiac in which Jupiter is placed in a horoscope is the Jupiter sign of the person. Jupiter sign decides the dignity of this planet in the horoscope. In Human Body, it rules the liver, tumors, malignancy, organs of hearing, lower abdomen, hips, circulation of blood, blood pressure
and arteries The ill-placed Brihaspati may cause jaundice, gastric, chronic constipation, cough, colds, asthma, nose bleeding, apoplexy, tumor, liver weakness, ear trouble & high blood pressure
The disorders caused by Jupiter are liver and digestive complaints, dropsy, flatulence, abscesses and appendicitis.
Diseases: Kapha disorders, obesity, liver, gall bladder, spleen, jaundice, diabetes, ear trouble, weight problems, laziness, chronic diseases, nutrition, tumors, swellings.
Jupitar Diseases: Diseases connected with an afflicted or wrongly posited Jupiter are liver ailments, jaundice, arthritis, swelling, and tuberculosis.
Medical Astrology: Liver, hips, overweight, edema, high cholesterol, growths such as tumors
Disease : Diarrhea, dyspepsia, disease of cough and cold, disease of the palate and throat, asthma, pthysit, epilepsy, thrombosis.
Ailments : Diabetes, jaundice, vertigo, gall-bladder, anaemic, body pains, mental upsets, stomach troubles, piles, gaseous troubles, diseases of ears spleen lungs or navel, giddiness, fevers, dropsy, dyspepsia, abscesses, flatulence, hernia, cerebral problems, cataract, carbuncles, adrenals, enlargement of organs, swooning.
Diseases connected with an afflicted or wrongly posited Jupiter are liver ailments, jaundice, arthritis, swelling, and tuberculosis.
Diseases: Leprosy, disease engendered by demigods, diseases arising from sorrow, swoon, giddiness,
fainting, disorder in the entrails, ear trouble, appendicitis, phlegmatic disorder, intest-inal disorder,, splenic disorder, anaemia, chronic diseases, laziness, abscess, hernia, catarrh, obesity, carbuncle, cerebral congestion, dyspepsia, jaundice, skin troubles, liver complaint, flatulence.
Diseases related with Jupiter: Swelling, diabetes, jaundice, hernia, brain trouble and blood related diseases are ailments related to Jupiter.
Medical, health shades of Jupiter, diseases caused by ill placed Brihaspati: The planet Jupiter rules over some of the medical aspects of human lives and pave the path of health comprising blood vessels, air in heart, liver, left ear, thighs, ribs, arteries, bone marrow, pituitary gland, lungs, backbone and deposition of fats in the body.
An ill placed Jupiter could result in some health problems associated with digestion, gallstone, low blood, sugar, jaundice, obesity, malnutrition and hemorrhoids while a well placed planet could bring optimism, self believe, longevity, attainment of strength and valor.
Jupiter: It is phlegmatic (kapha) in temperament. Being the best benefic, a strong Jupiter protects the native against a host of diseases and neutralizes numerous afflictions in the chart. It rules over liver, gallbladder, spleen, part of pancreas, ear, and fat in the body. Jupiter signifies liver disorders, gall bladder diseases, splenic diseases obesity, anemia’s, fever, fainting , ear troubles, diabetes,etc. It being a slow moving planet, the diseases caused by Jupiter are chronic in nature. Jupiter also causes laziness.
Karaka: Sons, husband, wealth, guru, intelligence, education, astrology, logic, scripture’s knowledge, good qualities, janana, control over senses, devotion, sacrifice, prosperity, paternal grand parents, good virtues, religious acts, royal honors.
Professions and Occupation: Venerable & respectable position, banks, income tax, treasuries, revenue, temples, charitable institutions, laws, judges, law-courts, lawyers, auditors, editors, professors, scholars, teachers, grocers, advertisement, saints and sages priests share market, financiers, ministers, philosophers, councilors.
Work or profession: Banking, law, politics or university.
Professions related to GURU: Judge, Priest, Lawyer, Education Minister, Bank Manager. Teacher, Finance Department, Temple worker, Yogasana Teacher, Religious teacher, LIC department. GURU: Priest, Manager, Ministers, lawyer, judges, bankers, temple workers
Jupiter (Brahaspati) - Astrologer, Minister, Teacher, Man with high respect in society
Jupiter finance, law, treasury, scholars, priests, politicians, advertising, psychologist, humanitarian.
Vocation : Priest, jurist, judge, profession connected with Governmental administration, temple, or church, preceptor, professor in a school or college, philosopher, preacher of religious doctrines, scientist, engineer etc.
Persons and Professions: Priests, ministers, sages, kings, persons engaged in auspicious function, honest, generous, charitable, humane, learned, righteous persons, learned in Vedas, grammarians, practitioners of black magic, villagers, experts in ethics, political science, friends, teacher,
godfathers, guardian, Brahmin, judges, Hindus, bankers, preacher, counsellors, lecturers, publishers, travel-agents, temple trustees and other officials, philosophers, tobacconist, litterateurs, clergymen, physician, collegian, clothiers, woollen merchants, provision dealers, grocers, senators, councillors, divines, cashier, lawyers.
Jupiter- Effect on Job: Rulers of the community, high officials, bishops, kings, generals, presidents, business moghuls, heads of organizations, teachers, preachers and purohits are mostly natives of Jupiter.
Professional or career Fields of Jupiter: The divine giver of knowledge, the planet Jupiter governs pours his wisdom over few segments of career in the lives of humans comprising law, spiritual professions, teaching, advertising, philosophy, politics, entrepreneurs, clothing, medical, marine industries, art and painting, oil and chemicals, banking and finance, psychology, administration and business.
The planet comprises it’s domination over those segments where a strong hold on knowledge and intellect is required.
Jupiler : Treasury, Asvattha tree, dwellings of Gods and Brahmins, astrologer, minister, preceptor, great Sannyasin, dove, horse, swan, knowledge, virtues, son, Svadharma, teaching profession, nobility, all-round progress, knowledge of scriptures, final beatitude, faith, devotion to Gods and Brahmins, penance, sacrifice, control over the senses, longevity and happiness of husband, compassion, and rcyal honour.
