How is Saraswati Yoga formed in Birth Chart? | The Blessings of Saraswati Yoga

Saraswati yoga is formed in Janam Kundli when Mercury, Jupiter, and Venus are located in kendra houses, trikonas, or the second house, and Jupiter, being strong, occupies its own sign, a friendly house, or the sign of exaltation.

Born with Saraswati yoga, highly educated, erudite, very well versed in prose and poetry, as well as in sacred manuscripts and higher mathematics.

The presence of benefic planets in kendras and trikonas is highly regarded. In the second house, they give wealth and eloquence. Saraswati is the goddess of education. Born with this yoga the native becomes a very wise and learned person. It is important that benefic planets are not influenced by malevolent ones and are strong. A person born with this yoga can also be a very talented poet or writer.

A person who has Saraswati yoga in the horoscope can achieve phenomenal development in education, will be very erudite, very well versed in prose and poetry, as well as in sacred manuscripts and higher mathematics.

The presence of these planets in the second house will indicate a special style of speech and will tremendously increase the wealth of the person.

Saraswati is the goddess of education, speech, grace, culture, and if this yoga is also present in Dashamsha (D-10, a fractional map showing the profession), then this will show the profession that will be associated with creativity, especially the profession will show the graha and the tenth ruler houses, lagnesh and karmesh in D-10.

People Born with this yoga can become a very wise person, get a wonderful wife (or husband), and can also become a poet or writer, musician, singer.

The stronger Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn, the more qualities and riches this yoga will manifest, the more blissful a person will be, and the more he can bring joy to himself and those around him.

Saraswati – a symbol of wisdom, art, and music – she emerged from the mind of Brahma as a striving for purity, knowledge, and all the most beautiful, she came out through the mouth of Brahma with the sound of SA. Saraswati gives a person the power of speech, wisdom, and education. She has four arms representing the four aspects of the human person in cognition: mind, intellect, wakefulness, and ego. She holds the scriptures in one hand and the lotus – the symbol of true knowledge – in the other. With two other hands, she plays the music of love and life on a stringed instrument called Viina (Vina). She is dressed in white – a symbol of purity – and sits on a white swan, which symbolizes Sattva-guna, the guna of purity and discrimination, the guna of goodness.

Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva, each of them, have a consort – Shakti. Shakti Brahma is Saraswati. Saraswati rules over wisdom and arts, she invented writing.

In reality, the union of Sarasvati (knowledge) and Brahma (material creation) is only external, apparent. Sarasvati is the original spiritual potency of knowledge of the Supreme Lord. Therefore, Saraswati is worshiped separately from Brahma, and the greatest blessing of such worship is the attainment of the supreme wisdom – knowledge of God and our eternal relationship with Him. The name “Sarasvati” is translated as “our inner being”. Creation, creation can only be supported by “knowing how to create”. Another meaning is “the container of all tastes.” Thus, this confirms the conclusion of the Vedas that our essence is devotional service to Krishna in full knowledge of Him, with an incomparable nectar taste. Genuine knowledge is manifested through the aesthetic expression of one’s feelings for the Lord. White and yellow are especially important in Vasant Panchami. People prefer to wear yellow clothes on this holy day. Friends and relatives are treated to yellow sweets. Some perform Pitri Tarpan (ancestor worship) and also worship Kama Deva, the ruler of love.

The most important feature of this day is that on this day children are taught the first words, as this is an auspicious day to begin learning to read and write. Schools, universities, and other educational institutions organize a special ceremony in honor of Saraswati on this day.

Saints and spiritual people attach great importance to the worship of Saraswati. People of education and training worship Saraswati for enlightenment and enlightenment. They say there is no comparison between the status of a king and a scholar or spiritual person. The king is confined to the confines of his kingdom, while the scientist or spiritual person is respected and revered throughout the world. Vasanta Panchami – the day of the appearance of Saraswati Devi – the goddess of wisdom, speech, and fine arts – in India coincides with the first day of spring. And that’s pretty symbolic. Spring always symbolizes purity, beginning, hope, grace, and beauty.

The Vedas say that Sarasvati was born from the mouth of Lord Brahma, the “secondary” creator of the universe. Her unearthly beauty and purity attracted Lord Brahma, and he wanted to marry her. This “asocial” act caused Lord Brahma to be cursed, and therefore he is not given rituals of worship. Until now, only a few temples of Lord Brahma exist in all of India. In reality, the union of Sarasvati (knowledge) and Brahma (material creation) is only external, apparent. Sarasvati is the original spiritual potency of knowledge of the Supreme Lord.

Therefore, Saraswati is worshiped separately from Brahma, and the greatest blessing of such worship is the attainment of the supreme wisdom – knowledge of God and our eternal relationship with Him. The name “Sarasvati” is translated as “our inner being”. Another meaning is “the container of all tastes.” Thus, this confirms the conclusion of the Vedas that our essence is devotional service to Krishna in full knowledge of Him, with an incomparable nectar taste. Genuine knowledge is manifested through the aesthetic expression of one’s feelings for the Lord.

 What are the Benefits of Saraswati Yoga?

The Vedas describe 64 types of fine arts benefits, in which the goddess Saraswati gives mastery:

1. The art of singing.

2. The art of playing musical instruments.

3. The art of dance.

4. Theatrical art.

5. Fine arts.

6. The art of painting face and body with paints and cosmetics.

7. The art of making rice and flower offerings.

8. The art of making the bed with a bedspread of flowers.

9. The art of cooking necessary for brushing teeth, washing clothes and decorating the body with cosmetics.

10. The art of making frames from precious stones.

11. The art of making the bed.

12. The art of playing in water to music.

13. The art of splashing water.

14. The art of mixing colors.

15. The art of weaving wreaths.

16. The art of wearing a crown on your head.

17. The art of dressing in a cramped room.

18. The art of earlobe decoration.

19. The art of using perfumery.

20. The art of using jewelry.

21. The art of juggling.

22. The art of disguise.

23. The art of sleight of hand.

24. The art of cooking various salads, breads, cakes and other delicacies.

25. The art of making exquisite drinks and coloring them red.

26. Weaving and tailoring art.

27. The art of controlling puppets.

28. The art of playing the lute and the small drum “damaru”.

29. The art of composing and solving riddles, as well as competitions in poetry.

30. The art of speaking in incomprehensible words.

31. The art of recitation.

32. The art of telling and acting out small plays and stories.

33. The art of finding a key to mysterious verses.

34. The art of making bows.

35. The art of spinning.

36. Carpentry art.

37. The art of architecture.

38. The art of checking silver and precious stones.

39. The art of metallurgy.

40. The art of coloring precious stones.

41. The art of mineralogy.

42. The art of herbal medicine.

43. The art of training fighting rams, roosters and quails.

44. The art of teaching parrots to human speech.

45. The art of treatment with aromatic oils.

46. ​​Hairdressing.

47. The art of talking about what is written in a book without reading it, as well as the art of saying what is hidden in another’s fist.

48. The art of sophistry (dominant in the Western world).

49. Knowledge of local dialects.

50. The art of making toy carriages from flowers.

51. The art of drawing magic squares.

52. The art of using amulets.

53. The art of conducting a conversation.

54. The art of composing poetry in the mind.

55. Literary art.

56. The art of poetry.

57. The art of building places of worship.

58. Knowledge of all kinds of gambling.

59. The art of dice.

60. The art of giving one kind of fabric after another.

61. The art of playing with children’s toys.

62. The art of controlling others, thanks to mystical powers.

63. The art of winning.

64. The art of awakening your master with music at dawn. Goddess Sarasvati wears white clothes – a symbol of purity and virtue. Her feet are resting on a lotus, the source of material creation from the spiritual world. She sits on a white swan – a bird that can separate milk from water, or primary from secondary. Before her, waiting to serve her, stands a peacock, which personifies our restless mind. In four hands, she holds a rosary of white pearls (a symbol of spirituality), a sacred manuscript (a symbol of science), a bowl of sacred water (a symbol of creative and purifying power), and wine (a string instrument, a symbol of art).

Conclusion: Saraswati Puja day is auspicious for the beginning of training in any discipline. In India, on this day, Vidyarambha-samskara is often held for children – the ceremony of starting education. Lord Krishna is the eternal consort and supreme worshipable goddess of knowledge. Therefore, let us pray to Srimati Sarasvati-Devi that she will give us a true understanding of our eternal relationship with the Lord, who loves each of us and is always in our hearts. May Goddess Sarasvati grant us the main art – the art of serving God and the highest taste of love for Him.