“How To Judge Vak Siddhi From Horoscope?” - An article written by Vishal Aksh

 

First of all, I would like to inform you that on Sunday, August 10, 2014, I had published an article on my public group and my profile respectively existing at a social site i.e. Facebook, under the title "How to judge Vak Siddhi from Horoscope?", which proved a much appreciated article. After that I republished that article on my website at WordPress on July 27, 2015. The main attraction of that article, written by me, was the proper use of the 'Bhansh Chakra' in knowing the Vak siddhi. At that time eminent astrologers were busy in Rashi, Navansh or at most Dashmansh Chakras, then I revolutionized the whole astrology world by using Bhansh Chakra, also known as Nakshatransh, Saptavimshansh or D27, first time in the history of Vedic jyotish. Here I am sharing that article written by me along with some additional valuable information.

 It will be better to explain first the meaning of the Vak Siddhi. Generally it is taken as, a person having this power of Vak Siddhi whatever he says about someone comes into being and that person is supposed to attain this power by doing mantrajapa or any similar processes. But on the other hand in day to day life we come across some people who do not do mantrajapa or any similar processes but whatever they say about a person comes into being. There are many examples enriching it so for example suppose you are facing some difficulties and do not find a way to solve them suddenly a friend comes to you and unknowingly he says like do not worry next day you will be tension free and that on the next day, amazingly happens. Some people have this power or it can be better to say that some people have this instinct and some display it by chance and this also comes under Vak Siddhi.    

So there may be three types of people equipped with Vak Siddhi as given below:

1. People attain this Vak Siddhi by the recitation of mantra.

2. Those who display this Vak Siddhi occasionally and for a specific time interval.

3. People who have this built-in system of Vak Siddhi right from birth.

An astrologer with his ability to judge horoscopes predicts so he is also supposed to possess this Vak Siddhi. Here it does not mean every person having Vak Siddhi is an astrologer.

Effects of Vak Siddhi are apparent so it is not a hidden thing and if Vak Siddhi exists then its concerned planetary yoga must be in the horoscope of the person equipped with Vak Siddhi.

In my years long experience in the field of Vedic jyotish I have been able to find out the combinations of this Vak Siddhi in horoscopes and I would like to share these to the learners and researchers of Vedic jyotish.

The Sanskrit and Hindi word Vak indicates speech in the English language. In Vedic jyotish Mercury signifies speech and in Vedic jyotish and Vedic literature Jupiter is known as Vachaspati which means the lord of speech. So both Mercury as well as Jupiter are the significators of speech. Second house and lord of the second house indicate speech in any horoscope.

In Shodashvarga, Saptavinshansh chart represents strength & weakness and the second house of this Bhansh chart represents strength of sentences which are spoken either knowingly or unknowingly with divine motivation and the person speaking those sentences act as medium of divine forces. The Sanskrit word Saptvinshansh means twenty-seventh part and here it indicates the twenty-seventh part of the thirty degrees. This is also known as Bhansh and Nakshatransh in Vedic jyotish and it is represented by D27 as written earlier too.

The entire Vedic zodiac is divided into twenty-seven equal parts known as twenty-seven Nakshatras. Similarly a rashi of thirty degrees is also divided into twenty-seven equal parts known as twenty-seven Nakshatransh so there are 324 Nakshatransh in the twelve signs of the thirty degrees each. In Vedic jyotish, starting from the first Nakshatra till the last i.e. twenty-seventh Nakshatra, the Vedic deities who have been given ownership, in the same order, from the first Nakshatransh present in each zodiac sign to the last i.e. twenty-seventh Nakshatransh. Mathematically a Nakshatra is of 13° 20’ whereas a Nakshatransh is of 01° 06’ 40”.

The Nakshatra Devta or Nakshatransh Devta i.e Ashwani is known for their healing powers, the ruling Devta of Bharni i.e. the Yama is known for his death inflicting role, the ruling Devta of Kritika i.e. the Agni is known for burning the things and so on for the remaining Nakshatra Devta or Nakshatransh Devta have been allotted different karmas in Vedic literature.

Thus these Nakshatra Devta or Nakshatransh Devta are of different unique characters and strengths. And this Nakshatransh or Bhansh or Saptavinshansh or D27 chart thus indicates instinct, character and strength. And the Vak Siddhi also comes under vocal instinct and thus it is Judged from the second house of D27 chart. It becomes clear that the Vak Siddhi should be judged from the second house of D27 chart and the disposition of Jupiter and Mercury in D27 chart. I am sharing it as my understanding and research in the field of Vedic jyotish.

In Vedic jyotish, the three Lagnas as given below have been described:

1. Janam lagna

2. Chandra lagna

3. Surya lagna.

Since Janam lagna also comes under Shodashvarga, there will be no harm if other Varga lagnas are also treated as Janam lagna for the concerned Vargas.

And this Vak Siddhi is to be judged from the second house from D27 lagna, second house from Chandra lagna in D27 chart & second house from the Surya lagna in D27 chart. I hope now you understand it well.

Now I am sharing below the several rules to examine the yogas of the Vak Siddhi present in any Bhansh or D27 chart which are based on my years long experience and research conducted by me in the field of Vedic jyotish:

1. In Bhansh Chakra, the presence of Mercury and Jupiter in the second house from Bhansh Lagna, Moon Lagna or Surya Lagna or the presence of any one of the planets out of Mercury and Jupiter gives Vak Siddhi to the native.

2. The presence of Jupiter in the second house in Dhanu rashi in Bhansh Chakra gives native Vak Siddhi from his father or his grandfather as an inheritance.

3. Jupiter aspecting the second house from Dhanu rashi in Bhansh chart gives Vak Siddhi to the native from his father or grandfather as an inheritance.

4. In Bhansh Chakra, an aspect of Jupiter or Mercury falling on the second house from lagna, Chandra lagna or Surya lagna gives Vak Siddhi to the native.

5. In Bhansh Chakra, When Mercury and Jupiter are present in the eighth house from lagna, Chandra lagna or Surya lagna and aspect the second house from lagna, Chandra lagna or Surya lagna then the person attains success in Vak Siddhi as a result of his research.

6. In Bhansh Chakra, an exchange between the lord of the second house and that of the eighth house also gives Vak Siddhi to the native on account of his research in his concerned field.

7. In Bhansh Chakra, Moon as a lord of lagna or Surya lagna is exalted and forms conjunction with Rahu and there is mutual aspect or conjunction between Jupiter and Mercury in Kendra from Moon  gives to the native not only Vak Siddhi but wonderful intuition and true dreams. That native develops skills to professionalize his Vak Siddhi. And in these cases too, the research is conducted by the native in the concerned field and Vak Siddhi increases automatically.

8. In Bhansh Chakra, the lord of the second house from the lagna, Chandra lagna or Surya lagna, when comes in conjunction with or under the aspect of Jupiter or Mercury gives Vak Siddhi to the native.

It is a boon to have the above Vak Siddhi Yogas, in the Bhansh charts of astrologers, fortune tellers, mediums for spirits, mystics, mantrikas, tantrikas, politicians and saints. The natives having these yogas of Vak Siddhi should do mantrajapa to enhance the level of Vak Siddhi.

Important notes to follow:

1. All the aforementioned rules apply for the natives who have this built-in system of Vak Siddhi right from birth.
2. These rules work well in Akshvedansh or D45, Shysthansh or D60, Nadyansh or D150 and Sookshma Nadyansh or D300 charts.
3. These rules can be applied to Swansh charts and Aaroodh charts of all the Vargas mentioned earlier including Bhansh charts.
4. If at least one combination of Vak Siddhi is present in the Rashi chart or Navansh chart then the native doesn't display Vak Siddhi in full measures.
5. If the aforementioned Vak Siddhi yogas are present in dasha commencement horoscopes or annual horoscopes then native displays Vak Siddhi in the duration of dasha or in a specific year.
6. If the aforementioned Vak Siddhi yogas are present in Vinshansh chart or D20 then the native attains Vak Siddhi by the recitation of mantras.

Written by Vishal Aksh

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Note: The aforesaid article, originally written by me, was Published on Sunday, August 10,2014 in my Facebook public group and the timeline of my Facebook and on July 27, 2015 it was published on my website available at WordPress. The respective links are given below:

1. https://www.facebook.com/groups/258744764307717/permalink/299006250281568/ 
2. https://www.facebook.com/notes/277241106744982/
3. https://horoanalysis.wordpress.com/2015/07/27/how-to-judge-vak-siddhi-from-horoscope/ 

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Vishal Aksh