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    Pukka Gha

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    The document summarizes key concepts from Lal Kitab related to planets: 1) Each planet has houses they are strongly placed in called "Pakka Ghar". For example, the Sun's Pakka Ghar is the 1st house and Moon's is the 4th house. 2) Each planet also has friend and enemy planets. For example, the Sun's friends are Jupiter, Mars, and Moon and enemies are Venus, Saturn, Rahu, and Ketu. 3) There are concepts of equivalent, sinful, established, and righteous planets that determine how planets interact and give results.

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    The document summarizes key concepts from Lal Kitab related to planets: 1) Each planet has houses they are strongly placed in called "Pakka Ghar". For example, the Sun's Pakka Ghar is the 1st house and Moon's is the 4th house. 2) Each planet also has friend and enemy planets. For example, the Sun's friends are Jupiter, Mars, and Moon and enemies are Venus, Saturn, Rahu, and Ketu. 3) There are concepts of equivalent, sinful, established, and righteous planets that determine how planets interact and give results.

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    The document summarizes key concepts from Lal Kitab related to planets: 1) Each planet has houses they are strongly placed in called "Pakka Ghar". For example, the Sun's Pakka Ghar is the 1st house and Moon's is the 4th house. 2) Each planet also has friend and enemy planets. For example, the Sun's friends are Jupiter, Mars, and Moon and enemies are Venus, Saturn, Rahu, and Ketu. 3) There are concepts of equivalent, sinful, established, and righteous planets that determine how planets interact and give results.

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    Pukka Gha

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    Mrityunjaya Arora
    The document summarizes key concepts from Lal Kitab related to planets: 1) Each planet has houses they are strongly placed in called "Pakka Ghar". For example, the Sun's Pakka Ghar is the 1st house and Moon's is the 4th house. 2) Each planet also has friend and enemy planets. For example, the Sun's friends are Jupiter, Mars, and Moon and enemies are Venus, Saturn, Rahu, and Ketu. 3) There are concepts of equivalent, sinful, established, and righteous planets that determine how planets interact and give results.

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    Pakka ghar of Planet

    Pakka Ghar is nothing but  the concept of natural signification of houses. Sun's Pakka ghar is
    Lagna. The other planets Pakka Ghars are as under:

    Sun Lagna
    Moon 4th house
    Mars 3rd & 8th house
    Mercury 7th house
    Jupiter 2nd, 5th, 9th and 11th house
    Venus 7th house
    Saturn 8th and 10th house
    Rahu 12th house
    ketu 6th house

    Friends and Foes of Planets

    Each planet has his friends as well as his enemies just as we human beings do. The list for
    illustration is given below

    Planet Friends Enemies


    Sun Jupiter, Mars, Moon Venus, Saturn, Rahu & Ketu
    Moon Sun, Mercury Ketu, Rahu
    Mars Sun, Moon, Jupiter Mercury, Ketu
    Mercury Sun, Venus, Rahu Moon
    Jupiter Sun, Moon, Mars Venus, Mercury
    Venus Saturn, Mercury, Ketu Sun, Moon, Rahu

    Saturn Mercury, Venus, Rahu Sun, Moon, Mars

    Rahu Mercury, Ketu, Saturn Sun, Venus, Mars


    Ketu Venus, Rahu Moon, Mars

    A part from friendship or enmity of planets there is also a concept of equivalent planets. The
    planets so grouped are supposed to be equal in strength. The list of planets is as given under.

    Mercury Sun
    Venus, Saturn, Jupiter and Mars Moon
    Venus, Saturn, and Rahu Mars
    Saturn, Ketu, Mars and Jupiter Mercury
    Rahu, Ketu and Saturn Jupiter
    Mars and Jupiter Venus
    Ketu and Jupiter Saturn
    Jupiter and Moon Rahu
    Jupiter, Saturn, Mercury and Sun Ketu

    Mercury and Sun or Rahu and Mars are posited in one sign together Mercury or Rahu would
    always be quiet. Moon and Sun when posited in any sign with Rahu and Ketu respectively will
    be less powerful.

    Artificial Planets :

    Kitab has the concept that a group of two planets are equivalent to planet noted against each. The
    list is given below.

    Mercury Sun
    Venus, Saturn, Jupiter and Mars Moon
    Venus, Saturn, and Rahu Mars
    Saturn, Ketu, Mars and Jupiter Mercury
    Rahu, Ketu and Saturn Jupiter
    Mars and Jupiter Venus
    Ketu and Jupiter Saturn
    Jupiter and Moon Rahu
    Jupiter, Saturn, Mercury and Sun Ketu

    Planets individually equal to Planets


    Mercury Sun
    Venus, Saturn, Jupiter and Mars Moon
    Venus, Saturn, and Rahu Mars
    Saturn, Ketu, Mars and Jupiter Mercury
    Rahu, Ketu and Saturn Jupiter
    Mars and Jupiter Venus
    Ketu and Jupiter Saturn
    Jupiter and Moon Rahu
    Jupiter, Saturn, Mercury and Sun Ketu
     

    Sin and Sinful Planets

    Often there is reference of  Paap (Sin) and Paapi (Sinful) planets in Lal Kitab. From Paap or sin
    is meant Rahu and Ketu from Paapi grahas the reference is to three planets namely Rahu, Ketu
    and Saturn. Also some astrologers consider Mars is included with them. If any other  planet is
    sitting with any of these planet then the sitting planet also become a paapi planet.

    Kayam Graha or Established Planet

    If a planet reside in a house then it becomes the lord of the same house. The planet which can
    give his results freely and without hindrance is called an established planet. In other words no
    enemy planet should occupy his houses of lordship, exaltation, debility and of  his signification.
    He should also not be a saathi planet or comrade and he should have no aspect of any planet.

    Dharmi Grahas or Righteous Planets

    Saturn, Rahu and Ketu are known as Paapi Planets but they also some times become the Dharmi
    or righteous planets. Rahu and Ketu become righteous in the 4th house or anywhere in the chart
    with Moon. Similarly Saturn becomes righteous when posited in 11th house or anywhere in the
    chart with Jupiter.

    By becoming righteous they do not give good results or become benefices. They shall not simply
    afflict the house or the planet. They become neutral. They on there part will not promote or cause
    any bad effects.

    Muqabla ke Graha or Matching Planets

    This is a enormous thing in Lal Kitab. Each planet has his own friends who behave in a friendly
    way. Some times one of such planets may occupy the house of lordship or the Pakka Ghar of his
    friendly planet and that planet does not occupy any such house of the former. In such a case the
    two planets, although friends may not remain the true friends. The behavior of the former will be
    suspected. He may at times spoil the results of  his friendly planets. The planet shall be known as
    matching planets. Sun and Mars are friends. If  Mars occupies the Lagna and Sun does not
    occupy such house of mars, Mars behavior under such circumstances may or may not be friendly
    to Sun. Mars would be called a matching planet to Sun. Both can harm each other.

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