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त्वरित उत्तरग्रह का बल यह निर्धारित करता है कि वह अपनी प्रतिज्ञाओं को पूर्ण करने में सक्षम है अथवा नहीं।
उच्चता से नीचता तक की संपूर्ण श्रेणी जानें — और आपकी कुंडली में किसी ग्रह के परिणाम उत्पन्न करने की क्षमता का आकलन किस प्रकार करें।
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The Hierarchy of Planetary Dignity
In Jyotish, every planet exists on a spectrum of strength based on the sign it occupies. This spectrum, from highest to lowest, runs: exaltation (Uccha), Moolatrikona, own sign (Swa), friendly sign (Mitra), neutral sign (Sama), enemy sign (Shatru), and debilitation (Neecha). A planet in exaltation is like a person at the peak of their career — performing at maximum capacity with confidence and authority. A planet in debilitation is like that same person exhausted, defeated, and unable to act on their potential. The planets in between reflect varying degrees of comfort and effectiveness. Understanding where each of your planets falls on this spectrum is essential before making any prediction — a planet promising wealth from its house placement can only deliver that wealth proportional to its actual strength. A debilitated promise is a weakened promise; an exalted one is magnified.
Exaltation Signs and Their Deep Point
Each planet has one sign of exaltation and one precise degree within that sign where its exaltation is considered complete and most powerful. The Sun is exalted in Mesha (Aries) with deep exaltation at 10 degrees. The Moon is exalted in Vrishabha (Taurus) with deep exaltation at 3 degrees. Mars is exalted in Makara (Capricorn) with deep exaltation at 28 degrees. Mercury is exalted in Kanya (Virgo) with deep exaltation at 15 degrees. Jupiter is exalted in Karka (Cancer) with deep exaltation at 5 degrees. Venus is exalted in Meena (Pisces) with deep exaltation at 27 degrees. Saturn is exalted in Tula (Libra) with deep exaltation at 20 degrees. Rahu is considered exalted in Vrishabha (by some schools) and Ketu in Vrishchika, though this varies by tradition. As a planet moves away from its deep exaltation point, its exaltation strength gradually diminishes, reaching full exaltation from 0 degrees in the sign until it begins to fade.
