Saturn Mahadasha | Results of Saturn during its Dasha and Antardasha | Shani dasha | saturn dasha

Summary

In this astrology video, Radha Vedic discusses the impact of Saturn during its mahadasha and antar Dasha periods. Saturn's influence varies based on its placement in a person's chart. Well-placed Saturn brings fame, power, wealth, and a desire to help others, as exemplified by Margaret Thatcher's chart. Conversely, poorly placed Saturn can lead to health issues, imprisonment, and financial loss. The video encourages viewers to examine Saturn's position in their own charts for insight into its effects.

Takeaways

• 😊 Saturn's influence during its mahadasha or antar dasha often creates anxiety, but understanding its effects can alleviate concerns.
• 📚 Classical texts like BPHS, Kalamarita, Faldipika, and Laghu Parashari outline how Saturn's dasha works and how to interpret its results.
• 🌟 If Saturn is well-placed in a chart, it brings positive results such as fame, power, wealth, and the opportunity to rise to prominent positions.
• 🏡 Saturn is considered well-placed if it is in kendras, trikonas, the second house, or exalted, in its own sign, or in a friendly sign.
• 👑 Saturn's beneficial placement allowed Margaret Thatcher to become the first female Prime Minister of the UK, particularly during her Rahu-Saturn dasha period.
• 📉 A poorly placed Saturn, such as in debilitation or afflicted by Rahu/Ketu, can bring negative outcomes like imprisonment, loss of wealth, and health problems.
• 📈 Saturn's placement in positive houses leads to power and authority, while in negative houses (3rd, 6th, 8th, 12th), it brings challenges.
• 💼 Saturn’s karmic role emphasizes responsibility, tradition, and servitude, making individuals more dutiful and ritualistic during its period.
• ⚖️ The placement and condition of Saturn in one’s chart are critical in determining whether the period will bring success or challenges.
• 📝 Viewers are encouraged to analyze their own charts to understand Saturn's placement and influence on their lives, with the speaker offering further guidance.

Q & A

What is the main topic discussed in the video?

The video discusses the effects of Saturn during its Mahadasha and Antardasha periods in Vedic astrology.

Why do people feel anxious when Saturn's Mahadasha or Antardasha is approaching?

People often feel anxious due to the long duration of these periods and the belief that Saturn can bring challenging results, based on traditional astrological texts.

What are some classical texts mentioned that describe Saturn's effects during its Mahadasha?

The texts mentioned include BPHS (Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra), Kalamarit, Phaladeepika, and Lagu Parashari.

What positive outcomes can occur when Saturn is well-placed in a person's chart during its Mahadasha?

When Saturn is well-placed, it can bring fame, land acquisition, power, high social or political positions, financial success, and a tendency to follow traditions and rituals.

How does Saturn’s role as the 'Karmakarak' influence its effects during the Mahadasha?

Saturn, as the 'Karmakarak' (significator of karma or work), brings opportunities for hard work, responsibilities, and servitude. This results in personal growth, success, and recognition if the individual embraces these qualities.

What are the favorable placements of Saturn in a birth chart?

Saturn is considered well-placed when it is in Kendra (quadrants), Trikona (trines), the second house, its exalted position, its own house, or a friendly sign.

What example is provided to demonstrate the positive effects of Saturn Mahadasha?

The example of Margaret Thatcher is provided, showing how Saturn’s exalted position in her chart helped her become the first female Prime Minister of the UK during Saturn's Antardasha.

What can happen if Saturn is poorly placed in a birth chart during its Mahadasha?

If Saturn is poorly placed (debilitated, afflicted by malefic planets, or in houses like the 3rd, 6th, 8th, or 12th), it can cause health issues, financial losses, imprisonment, or other hardships.

How does the combination of Saturn and Rahu in Margaret Thatcher's chart illustrate political success?

The combination of an exalted Saturn and Rahu in her chart, along with their aspects on key houses, helped Thatcher rise to prominence, becoming the leader of the opposition and later the Prime Minister of the UK.

What are some of the negative examples mentioned related to poorly placed Saturn?

Subhash Chandra Bose's chart is referenced as an example of how Saturn Mahadasha can lead to misfortune, such as imprisonment or struggles, despite the person being a great leader.