Astrology in Vedic

Astrology   in vedic
The first house, or what is more commonly known as the lagna or ascendant, indicates the native, his general appearance, temperament or table. It indicates the physical stature of the person, color, shape and form of the person in general. The ascendant is an important influence in the way the health of a person is influenced and their general constitution. Good aspects to the cuspal degree of the ascendant indicate good health, while negative aspects imply the latter. It also hints at the vitality and vigor of the person and his thinking capacity, natural disposition, personality and struggle for life, success or failure and fortune or misfortune.
The first, third and tenth houses should be examined for ascertaining the expected span of a person’s life. The lagna is also said to describe the person’s station in life, status, honor, property, dignity, and overall well being. The first house is also an indication of courage and determination to move ahead and forget the best. The lagna indicates whether the native will live abroad. This is why it is indicated that the characteristics of the house should be examined before deciding whether the native will live in their place of birth, or move elsewhere.
In brief, it can be said that the tenth house is an indication of the changes that a person is likely to encounter in their life. This is why the house is extremely important. Everything depends on upon the occupant and the aspects of the ascendant.
The first house governs the head and upper facial region.
The characteristics of mundane astrology specify that the ascendant of a country indicate the people of the country or the usual condition of the state or locality for which the horoscope is made.
One of the important elements that are affected by the first house is growth of limbs, misery, happiness, appropriation of the money of others, hair, gambling on money for others and the like. If Saturn happens to be placed in the lagna where... [continues]

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