What is Kala Amrita Yoga

Kala Amrita Yoga is based on the Indian Vedic astrology system. Less well-known than its counterpart, Kala Sarpa Yoga, of which it is opposite and yet alliance of, Kala Amrita yoga occurs when when all planets are between Ketu and Rahu in a horoscope, (unlike Kala Sarpa Yoga when the planets are between Rahu and Ketu). In Kala Amrita Yoga, this perfect alliance will bring about deep and profound spiritual well-being.

What is Kala Sapra

Kala Sapra occurs when all seven plants recognized by Vedic astrology. Those planets are the sun, moon, Mars, Jupiter, Venus, Mercury and Saturn. When all the seven plantets are found in between Rahu and Ketu on ones birth chart, (the moon’s north and south nodes, respectively), then Kala Sapra occurs. However, Kala Amitra occurs when the seven plants are found between Ketu and Ratu. And whereas Kala Amitra explores enlightenment, Kala Sapra is more geared towards material possessions, and unexpected life events experience by a person, in regards to Karma.

Kala Amrita takes reference from “Agre Ketu Adhou Rahu Sarve madhya Graha” wherein Ketu, rather than Rahu (from Kala Sarpa) is most prominent. Lay your finger on the Rahu and then move the finger in the direction of the zodiac’s rasi’s until Ketu is reached. If all the planets are contained din the half of the signs, then Kala Amrita Yoga is what occurs.

Kala Amrita Yoga, penetrates the depths of a persons spiritual well-being. A person becomes the enlightened and compassionate in this exploration in which the spiritual directions which the person must take are revealed.

While it cause cause immense suffering until it extends beyond the natural ge of the the nodes, there so exist specific remedies.

A mantra remedy that can be practiced is the worship of Ganesha. Ganesha is one of the most revered deities of the Hindu religion. Most obviously identified by his elephant head, he is known to provide clearing in obstacles, and is revered for his great wisdom and intellect. Considering that Kala Amrita Yoga is about spiritual health and wealth-being, is is only natural that chanting and singing homes and mantra will resolve and provide remedy when needed.

Much less is known about this yoga than its much more widely used counterpart, Kala Sarpa. There is very little information found in any of the well-know jyothish scriptures. Indeed, it appears as though this particular type of yoga have been included into the medieval era by various experts in jyothish.