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Darakarka(spouse indicator planet) in Vedic Astrology:

> Darakarka is basically the planet with the lowest degrees in your Vedic Astrological Chart (D1/birth chart).

> Darakarka = your life partner

> To find your Darakarka, all you need to do is check the planet which was at the lowest degrees at the time of your birth.

> Rahu and Ketu being shadow planets are not considered as Darakarka or any kind of other Jaimini karka.

Different planets as Darakarka:

1) Sun as Darakarka:

- Sun as your Darakarka planet means that your spouse is likely going to very reputed, authoritative, regal, leadership oriented, may have a big ego *in some cases*, confident and headstrong individual.

- Sun as Darakarka can also give you a spouse that is older than you. Mostly individuals which are hard to please or convince are seen as the partner of the person whose Sun is at the lowest degrees.

- Sun also gives a bit of extra/additional ego battles within the relationship so this thing is to be noticed and taken care of as it is the only big minus point for someone who has Sun as the Darakarka but apart from all this the spouse is going to be a creative, loyal and a great leader (in their field).

2) Moon as Darakarka:

- Moon as your Darakarka planet gives you a spouse who's going to be very emotional, intuitive, nurturing, caring, sensitive and childish spouse(not literally but will likely be the younger one in the relationship).

- Moon as Darakarka will give you a spouse who is younger than you. Someone with Moon as Darakarka gives you a spouse who is quite sensitive and emotional (might start crying when having an argument).

- Moon as DK will give you a spouse who is intuitively connected to you and you will be able to feel that emotional connection with your spouse mostly. Your spouse will make you content from all spheres emotionally.

3) Venus as Darakarka:

- Venus as your Darakarka planet will give you a spouse who is very fashionable, diplomatic, charismatic , foodie & a balanced spouse. The spouse would also have a lot of friends due to his/her outgoing nature.

- Venus as DK have higher chances of giving you a spouse which is younger than you(in most of the cases). Your spouse might at times hate arguments or fights with you since they like to maintain the peace & harmony within their relationship.

- Venus as DK will give you a spouse who will have a great sense of humor, will know and accept when it's their fault & will also treat you like their King/Queen. More focus here is on the materialistic and spiritual side as your spouse would love to be of service to you.

4) Mercury as Darakarka:

- Mercury as Darakarka planet will give you a spouse who is very talkative, intellectual, lover of gossips, analytical and sharp minded. You will also get a spouse who will love to have late night conversations with you.

- Mercury as DK will give you a younger spouse who will likely be very quick thinker and would talk quite fast *at times*. Your spouse would love to have debate with you at times which will mostly be intellectually stimulating conversations.

- Mercury as DK will also give you a spouse who is a very good communicator and knows how to switch between being an extrovert and an introvert according to the given situation. Also your spouse is likely to be quite hardworking as well and at times might take on too much work.

5) Mars as Darakarka:

- Mars as your Darakarka planet will give you a very physically active, fit, attractive, sensual, short tempered & devoted spouse. The only bad thing about this is that you're spouse can get argumentative or upset very easily due to their short temper.

- Mars as DK most of the times give a spouse that is very active physically. They don't like sitting still and do nothing, and are likely to indulge in different kinds of sports and activities due to their high energy/stamina. *Best Darakarka for someone who wants a spouse that is more sexually active than them*.

- Mars as DK will also give you a spouse who will be very honest, assertive, loyal, proactive & would also be quite touchy with you since their love language is mostly physical. They tend to speak less about love and show it through their actions most of the times.

6) Jupiter as Darakarka:

- Jupiter as your Darakarka planet will give you a spiritual, noble, wise, optimistic, funny, charitable and broad minded spouse. Your spouse would bring good fortune into your life as soon as you meet them or get married.

- Jupiter as DK also blesses you with a spouse who might be older or more mature than you but is likely going to be the "Life of the party" kind of person, who will bring many new changes into your life.

- Jupiter as DK will also give you a spouse who likes travelling, adventures, philosophy and religion etc. They will be quite spiritual and would also be interested in pursuing higher studies (post grad etc).

7) Saturn as Darakarka:

- Saturn as Darakarka planet will give you a serious, humble, soft hearted but rough exterior, hard-working, disciplined, ambitious and a humane spouse. They will have a unique yet one of the best "Resting B**ch Face".

- Saturn as DK will give you a spouse who's quite older than you or on top of that he/she could even be way too mature than you due to having experienced difficulties in childhood.

- Saturn as DK will also give you a spouse who is very intense, passionate, stoic and hard on themselves kind of a person. They will also be quite successful & have a big heart which means they will have Humanitarian qualities to them.

*Vedic Astrology should be used as a tool to understand more about your hidden self. It's not meant to know just about your future for fun without acknowledging the Present moment*

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✨ The Clairs ✨

Main Types of Clairs

Clairvoyance

(Clear Seeing)

The ability to perceive visual information beyond the physical senses. This can include seeing images, colors, symbols, or even visions of future events.

Visualization Exercises

Sit quietly, close your eyes, and visualize objects, scenes, or colors in your mind’s eye. Practice daily with simple images and gradually move to more complex visuals to strengthen your “inner sight.” Meditation on the third eye (between the eyebrows) can also help.

Clairaudience

(Clear Hearing)

The ability to hear sounds or voices that aren’t audible to others, often experienced as inner guidance, hearing someone’s thoughts, or messages from spirits or guides.

Sound Awareness Meditation

Focus on ambient sounds around you, then shift to imagining sounds or inner voices in your mind. Practice discerning subtle sounds in your environment and try listening to soft, repetitive sounds like a ticking clock, letting them guide you inward to hear more subtle messages.

Clairsentience

(Clear Feeling)

A heightened sense of feeling, where someone can intuitively sense emotions, physical sensations, or energies of others or places. This includes physical sensations that convey information.

Body Scanning and Emotion Sensing

Practice a body scan by closing your eyes and paying attention to sensations in each body part. Then, imagine yourself in various environments and “tune in” to sense the emotions associated with each. Journaling afterward can help you interpret the emotions and sensations you pick up.

Claircognizance

(Clear Knowing)

A strong inner knowledge or “gut feeling” without any logical explanation. People with this gift receive sudden insights or knowledge about a person, place, or event.

Intuitive Journaling

Start with a question and free-write the answers that come to mind without filtering them. Over time, this practice can reveal patterns and strengthen your intuitive knowing. Meditation can also help you recognize the feeling of knowing distinct from thought.

Clairalience

(Clear Smelling)

The ability to smell scents that don’t have a physical source nearby, like smelling someone’s perfume after they've passed on or a certain aroma associated with a place or memory.

Scent Memory Practice

Smell different essential oils or spices, then close your eyes and try to recall the scent without it being present. Gradually, this can enhance your ability to “smell” or recall scents intuitively, which may help with connecting to people or memories associated with those smells.

Clairgustance

(Clear Tasting)

The ability to taste something without it being present, often linked to memories or associations that provide information about someone or something.

Taste Meditation

Focus on tasting different foods mindfully, paying attention to each layer of flavor. Then, try to “imagine” the taste of different foods without eating them, as this practice can enhance your ability to pick up tastes associated with people or memories.

Clairtangency

(Clear Touching or Psychometry)

The ability to receive information by touching an object, which can hold energy or memories of people or events connected to it.

Object Reading Practice

Hold an object that belongs to someone and tune into any feelings, images, or thoughts that arise. Let your impressions flow without judgment. Practicing with a variety of objects can help refine your ability to pick up on energies connected to them.

Other Types of Clairs

Clairempathy

(Clear Emotion)

Similar to clairsentience but focused on emotions. People with this ability feel the emotions of others deeply, often as if they were their own, and may intuitively understand others’ emotional states without verbal communication.

Emotion Meditation and Energy Shielding

Practice by focusing on your own emotions and then imagine how others may feel in certain situations. To avoid emotional overwhelm, also practice grounding and shielding by visualizing yourself surrounded by protective light.

Clairkinesthesia

(Clear Movement Awareness)

The ability to feel or sense physical movement that hasn’t occurred yet or even movement on an energetic level, such as shifts in someone’s energy field.

Body Awareness Exercises

Practice sensing subtle movements, such as the feeling of a breeze or the shift of your own muscles. You can also try gentle tai chi or qi gong movements to help you become more sensitive to the flow of energy and movement.

Clairinspiration/Claircreativity

(Clear Inspiration/Creativity)

The sense of receiving creative ideas, such as art, music, writing, or inventions, seemingly from beyond one's own conscious mind. Many artists, writers, and musicians describe a feeling of “receiving” their work from an outside source.

Open-Ended Creative Meditation

Sit quietly with an open mind, asking for inspiration or guidance on a question. Remain in a relaxed, open state, and note any ideas that “pop up.” Regular meditation or creative flow exercises, such as drawing without a plan, can encourage inspiration.

Clairpresence

(Clear Presence Awareness)

The ability to sense the presence of a spirit, entity, or energy without necessarily seeing or hearing it. People often describe this as the feeling of “not being alone” or of a particular being nearby.

Awareness Meditation for Presence Sensing

Practice meditating in silence, attuning to the feeling of your environment. Occasionally pause to sense if there is a “shift” in the atmosphere, such as a feeling of warmth or cold. This helps you discern subtle presences.

Claircosmology

(Clear Universal Knowledge)

This refers to a sense of connection with universal or cosmic knowledge, as if receiving insights about humanity, existence, or spiritual truths. It’s often described as a sudden deep understanding of complex, spiritual, or existential concepts.

Contemplative Meditation

Spend time in contemplation of big questions about life, the universe, or spiritual concepts. Keep an open mind and let insights come naturally. Journaling after meditation can help you capture sudden insights or “downloads” related to universal knowledge.

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God understands and speaks my language

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Moon Conjunct Other Planets

The Moon is an important planet in Astrology as it represents the “complete mind.”  While Mercury is described as the intellect or conscious mind, the Moon often signifies the subconscious mind, correlating with our overall happiness.  It also represents the mother in a birth chart.  The Sun, which represents the soul, brings light to the entire universe, while the Moon reflects the Sun’s life-giving energy on the Earth, so the Moon needs the Sun.  It does not act independently.  On a spiritual/metaphysical level, you can look at this as the mind would not exist on this plane without the soul.  Sun often represents the father, and Moon often represents the mother.  The egg and the sperm come together to create life as we know it.  The Moon is represented in Vedic literature as the god Soma, who expresses a more feminine energy.  The Moon is known for providing life because it controls nature by nurturing it and encouraging growth.  In fact, some ancient texts speak of an elixir called Soma that was able to grant the gods immortality.  The Moon also controls death and rebirth, giving it the ability to also destroy life apart from being able to sustain it. 

To decipher the quality of the Moon in a birth chart one must not only look at what sign, Lunar Mansion (Nakshatra) and pada it is placed, but combustion, if it is under any aspects of other plants and finally whether the moon was waxing or waning at birth is important.  Once all of this has been studied, just know that none of it means that one cannot have a fruitful and successful life.  It means that this is what we were born with.  If the Moon is under strife or has malefic tendencies it might mean that the native’s ability to handle the ups and downs in life is hindered or that the relationship with the mother or even others is more difficult.  A waxing moon is more outgoing while a waning moon in a chart is more inward and pensive.  Purity of mind is important for self-realization and spirituality, however, going beyond the mind is where this transformation is most beneficial as the main faculties of the mind secure a material or physical level of success or enjoyment even if it is seen as more positive in a chart.  Success and enjoyment are not bad; however, too much indulgence often creates attachment, which in the end tends to be the cause of much suffering.  Considering this information, let’s look at the Moon conjunct other planets:

Moon and Sun Conjunction- This is considered a New Moon.  This life is about new beginnings and perhaps creating new karma from one’s experiences.  New Moon up to the halfway point is waxing and considered to be more outgoing, expansive, and adventurous.  This is when the Moon and the Sun are either at the same degree or extremely close to it.  Think of two present healthy parents providing balance to a native.  This person may feel clear mentally and emotionally and able to make decisions about life with ease.  The emotional and subconscious mind is aligned completely with the conscious mind and rational mind.  You may exhibit strength, courage and authority while at the same time being able to come across as nurturing, compassionate and understanding.  House placement, sign and aspects can alter the interpretation of this conjunction completely.

Moon and Mercury Conjunction- This is intellect and the conscious mind with emotion and the subconscious mind.  In Hindu mythology, Mercury is the son of the god Soma.  Soma had Mercury with Tara, (Jupiter) Brihaspati’s wife.  This is a tale of drama for another post.  Soma cares for his son, Mercury, but Mercury (Buddha) does not feel the same way about Soma.  This is why in planetary interpretation, the Moon is friendly towards Mercury, while Mercury is not so friendly towards the Moon.  Think of it this way, Mercury is like the playboy Prince who wants to try many things and go from one thing to the next.  The Moon and its emotions might be a bit sticky in Mercury’s eyes, making the energy question itself too much.  This might make a native change their mind a lot and feel a bit unsettled.  The planet with the lower degree will control the conjunction so if the Moon has the lower degree, it may be best to meditate and practice mindfulness and patience when it comes to decision-making.  If Mercury has the lower degree, it may lend itself to more of an emotional intelligence and an intuitive ability to network or connect with people.  You may be the person that remembers everyone’s birthday or that brings awareness of emotions to your business, work or partnerships.  In either case, the native is likely to think through their feelings and try to understand the why behind them. 

Moon and Venus Conjunction- Venus represents refinement and desires.  Though the Moon and the Sun come together, and we think of the sperm and the egg in that scenario, Venus is the planet that represents procreation and semen, which explains why Venus is the spouse in a chart.  It also represents the material aspects of life- business, relationships in general, wealth, luxury, arts, photography, etc.  The Moon is often seen as an enemy of Venus.  Though Venus can give us what we desire, it does not mean that we will be happy with this once we get it!   On the one hand, we have already described how the Moon is pleasure seeking.  After all, the Moon had 27 wives which is why the Moon is said to travel through the 27 Lunar Mansions in the sky for 2-2 ½ days at a time (The Lunar Phases).  The Moon’s favorite Nakshatra is said to be Rohini which lies completely in Taurus.  Taurus is ruled by Venus, but Rohini is ruled by the Moon.  In Taurus the Moon is exalted.   This might be where the two experience common ground.  So, it goes without saying that this conjunction could go either way.  The Moon is more about emotional fulfillment and satisfaction with the subconscious mind.  Venus does not guarantee this and is more about receiving and achieving material things, which may be expressed more so in Libra.  If a soul with this Venus and Moon conjunction gets the heart’s desire through marriage, as an example, Venus does not guarantee that the spouse will be emotionally supportive, loving or devoted.  People with this conjunction need to be very careful about what they desire.  Meditate and think through goals and encounters.  Enjoy them yes, but not everything and everyone will always be great for our emotional or overall well-being. 

Moon and Mars Conjunction- Can you say explosive energy?! The soldier has met the nurturer.  This is like the defeated warrior complex that some describe when Mars is in the Moon’s zodiac sign Cancer.  Fire and water create steam.  In some ways this can be positive as it can lend itself to a more peaceful and loving person.  On the other hand, this person might come with a very strong, domineering energy.  Depending on what situation the person is in, that could be great, and the courage can be positive for difficult situations in war, obstacles within a sports game or career as well as someone who is the head of group that is intended to exert a lot of energy and strength.  In relationships and on the personal front, as well as when it comes to making more logical decisions, this might be an issue because this person might be a ticking time bomb.  Instinctive responses to circumstances at times is needed but really working through a way to think first and work through emotions prior to responding over time will likely benefit the native with this conjunction.  Depending on where the placement is and in whose chart, it could make a native a more masculine female or a woman who identifies as gender non-conforming or who others might call a “tomboy.”

Moon and Jupiter Conjunction- This is a positive, happy combination.  These people exert the “positive vibes” only mantra or it may be a person who thrives in manifestation or affirmations.  They may easily have a positive mindset or be able to think highly about the future and the circumstances around them.  Jupiter, being so comfortable here especially at its degree of exaltation (5 degrees) may bless the native with knowledge and wisdom that is more spiritual or philosophical.  At the same time, this person needs to be realistic as well as positive.  The tendency may be to avoid being real as it comes across to the person as being negative.  Trying to get a more balanced perspective on situations will help this native to balance their positive outlook with the reality of the circumstances that present themselves in their lives. 

Moon and Saturn Conjunction- The Moon may be under stress with Shani (Saturn) here or this person blends emotional resilience into their realistic perspective on life.  This is the conjunction that exemplifies the mid-point of the 7-year transit called Sade Sati in Vedic Astrology.  This is when Saturn is transiting, 12th from the Moon, then with the Moon (in conjunction) and then the 2nd house from the Moon.  Since Saturn is usually in a sign for 2 ½ years, these three transits add up to approximately 7 years.  During this period, people tend to suffer psychologically and emotionally.  The Moon is about enjoying life and pleasure, while Saturn is about working hard, staying humble and getting hit with the harsh realities of life.  People with this conjunction can either be extremely levelheaded and realistic about life because they are used to working hard at the same time even if they accept that they must work hard, they may present as more cynical due to a rough childhood or series of obstacles throughout life.  They may go through seasons of depression or withdrawal because Saturn may continue to remind them not to get too comfortable with pleasure and the way things are.

Moon and Rahu Conjunction- Some Astrologers believe the Moon is afraid of Rahu. Rahu is one part of Svarbhanu, the demon.  Rahu inflates anything that it encounters.  This could be a great thing depending on the sign as this might mean an enhanced intellect or hunger for knowledge or thirst for wisdom.  But when Rahu comes in contact with the Moon it acts like an eclipse, creating sometimes what could be irrational fears and a strange relationship with the mother.  Strange in the sense that the native may follow whatever the mother or motherly figures say as golden.  Or the mother may be prone to deluding the native. This can be with false promises or as was already mentioned, giving incorrect information. In some cases, this information might be great, but as we know, not all things that mothers say are wise and beneficial.  Rahu can also enhance the qualities of moodiness, the tendency to be clingy and stubborn.  Rahu also might make the native feel insatiable causing the tendency to overeat or hoard material comforts.  Some remedies that can be helpful are yoga, meditation and visiting places that have bodies of water.  Being near the water may help to calm or soothe the mind.  Listening to meditative music and making sure one’s living quarters are clean, light in color or white can have a more calming effect as well. 

Moon and Ketu Conjunction- In a less evolved soul, this conjunction might feel like a native is a walking dichotomy.  The Moon is about pleasure and enjoyment of the material world, while Ketu is about renunciation of the material world to find self-realization or moksha.  This might manifest as issues with the mother or an ability to connect with the past and see into its issues.  This could be one’s past life, childhood, or several years ago.  You may exhibit or experience premonitions, foresight or other psychic abilities.  To fully harness these abilities, one must let go of emotional issues and deficits that may be due to neglect or abandonment in familial or personal relationships.  The unhappiness tends to make the energies more difficult to bear and could make the native turn to self-destructive behaviors to mask the pain through substances and addiction.  Meditation, mantras, journaling, affirmations and above all letting go of the past will help a soul transcend this energy to its maximum potential. 

Moon and Neptune Conjunction- This is a more sensitive, intuitive or witty mind.  This person can be a master magician, artist, writer, comedian or even one who loves Tarot, Astrology or psychic readings.  Perhaps there is a love of space, other worldly themes or subjects.  This person may need an enormous time alone to be with their own thoughts as they may absorb other people’s energy, feelings and thoughts very easily.  House placement is key to see which people.  This combination could also manifest into a escapist.  Perhaps this person escapes to numb themselves from societal pain or to just be alone and to enjoy the silence. 

Moon and Uranus Conjunction- This is another combination that could go in so many directions, probably more so than any other combination because Uranus is an unpredictable planet.  One thing about Uranus is it loves to stand up for the people and for the people’s rights or it is a planet that is very similar to its ruling sign Aquarius.  It just likes to go its own way, and it needs to be on its own path to figure it out.  This could range from creating a revolution against an establishment or simply a native that does their own thing.  This is obviously very opposite of the homely Moon energy.  People with this position might experience cognitive dissonance or extreme dichotomies in relationships as the desire to stay and make it work may be hampered with the desire for change and to see what else is out there in terms of experiences, partners, knowledge or sights.  It does not necessarily mean that one cannot be in a committed relationship.  It might require a more understanding partner and someone who provides the native with a lot of space.  Relationships may be unorthodox due to the native’s needs.  It could be that the native experiences this with their mother and the mother leaves or at some point is far from them, or it could mean that the mother stays around, but has an unconventional way of raising the native that is different from what is around the person growing up.   The person having this conjunction definitely has a different way of thinking about life than the people that surround them.  Sign and house placement will give a better idea. 

Moon and Pluto Conjunction- This combination creates a mind that is destined to experience constant transformation.  It could mean that the native’s mother is said to constantly go through this as well.  This could also create many power struggles in relationships.  Either the native is constantly taken advantage of or is constantly dominating or overpowering others.  People with this combination might have a lot of pain from traumatic childhoods with narcissistic caregivers that were manipulative, controlling or both.  There is a need to develop a lot of self-awareness so that the native can begin to understand where they end and where others begin.  Journaling and hypnotherapy can be helpful, but some natives with this placement may find a tendency to attract the wrong therapists, healers or life coaches.  This can create a very psychic and powerful mind, similar to the Ketu and Moon conjunction, but an ability to face one’s own inner demons while figuring out the external ones can be quite the challenge.  Transcendence and letting go might be the only peace this native can ever truly get from the psychological and emotional battles that this conjunction might give. 

Moon and Chiron Conjunction- This combination can create a very traumatic or awkward relationship with the mother.  You may love her, but there is a way that she can wound you based on what she says or does that no one else can.  This also may bring a void or wound from the mother’s family, childhood or the people who raised the native.  This can be a very sensitive, caring mind that desires to help others and animals almost to the point of smothering at times.  This person may find it difficult to share their feelings or emotions with others due to fear of rejection or lack of understanding.  This might be due to a feeling of needing to be perfect or a certain way growing up or perhaps the native felt the need to suppress their emotions as a child.  Chiron is a very subtle energy. For a soul that is less aware, it may take an extreme situation to be made aware of this void or wound that the individual is carrying. Some Astrologers insist that this is essentially how Chiron’s wound manifests. And due to its sensitive nature, it is not something we can shake easily, so trying to evolve quickly might not be realistic. The pain that we experience may end up being what we need to feel in order to understand the medicine that helps us to heal slowly. However, it’s what we feel during the pain, that could be a part of what the Universe will need to extract from us that helps us fulfill our karmas and destiny.

Namaste…

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“The new moon is whispering, "It's time for thinking, cultivating, and educating." Think of your life and what you could do to improve on it. Divide your day (let's say yesterday) into three categories: morning, afternoon, and evening. Journal what you did and how you would change anything. Would you have gotten up ten minutes earlier so you didn't have to rush so much in the morning? Would you have gone outside for a walk at lunchtime to enjoy some fresh air? Would you have shut off your devices earlier and slept more last night? Write whatever occurs to you and try to slowly implement some of your ideas.”

Diane Ahlquist, Moon Spells Journal.

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Days seem sometimes as if they'll never end,

Sun digs its heels to taunt you,

But after sunlit days, one thing stays the same,

Rises the moon

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