In the ancient science of astrology, we hear about many concepts and rules that affect our lives in various ways. The two most famous systems of astrology, the Vedic Astrological System and the Lal Kitab Astrological System have many things in common like the concept of Drishti. Although the name of the concept is the same in both astrological systems the overall rules in both the systems are quite different.
In this blog, we are going to explore the concept of Drishti in Lal Kitab Astrology. We will also understand how it is different from the drishti/sight/aspect of planets in Vedic Astrology. We will explain the rules of Drishti/Sight according to the Red Book. Let’s delve into the fascinating world of Lal Kitab Predictions and Astrology.
Difference between Drishti in Vedic and Lal Kitab Astrology
While the name of the concept is the same in both the astrological systems, the rules and overall concept are entirely different. In Vedic Astrology, the drishti is attached to the planets meaning that each planet has a different sight using which they gaze upon different houses and planets. But in Lal Kitab, any of the planets in the cabinet of planets do not have their own sight or drishti. Instead, the houses are responsible for providing the power of drishti or sight to the planets positioned in them. For example, according to Lal Kitab Astrology, all planets that are positioned in the first house will watch the planets in the seventh house with complete drishti. Similarly, the planets in the fifth house watch the planets in the ninth house with half or 50% drishti.
According to Vedic Astrology, the planets in the first house have drishti on the planets in seventh house and at the same time the planet in the seventh house will also have drishti on the planet of the first house. However, this concept is not applicable in Lal Kitab. According to Lal Kitab Astrology, when the planet of the first house watches the planet of the seventh house, the planet in the seventh house does not watch planet placed in the first house. The same is applicable for the planets placed in the fourth house who watches the planets in the tenth house but the planet of the tenth house will not have its drishti on the planet in the fourth house.
Therefore, the only thing common between the concept of Drishti in Vedic and Lal Kitab is the name. The rules and overall concept are completely different.
The Rules of Drishti According to Lal Kitab
The rules of Drishti/sight/aspect according to Lal Kitab Astrology are simple but are completely different from the rules of Vedic Astrology. Here are the detailed rules for reading the drishti of planets in a horoscope.
Planets positioned in the first house have complete or 100% drishti on planets present in the seventh house.
Planets present in the fourth house have complete or 100% drishti on the planets present in the tenth house.
Planets positioned in the eighth house have 100% or complete drishti on planets present in the second house. It does not matter if the planet in the second house is its friend or enemy, it will ruin the results of the planet in the second house. For example, if Saturn is placed in the second house and Venus is placed in the eighth house, although both of these planets are friends, Venus will ruin the results of Saturn. It means that the results that should be granted by Saturn will not be positive.
Planet in the third house watches the ninth and eleventh house with 50% drishti. For example, if Saturn is in the third house then it will affect the planet in the ninth house with 50% intensity.
The planet positioned in the fifth house has half or 50% drishti on the planets present in the ninth house.
The planet present in the second house has a quarter or 25% drishti on the planet present in the sixth house.
The planet placed in the sixth house has a quarter or 25% drishti on the planet of the twelfth house.
If the Sun is watching Saturn then the results of Venus will also be affected negatively. For example, if the Sun is present in the first house and Saturn is present in the seventh house meaning the Sun is watching Saturn. In these types of cases, the Sun will ruin the results of Saturn as well as the results of Venus.
According to Lal Kitab Prediction and Astrology, if there is a planet in the horoscope that does not have the drishti of any planet on it, then it will be known as the sleeping planet (soya hua grah). Also, if in the horoscope, there is a house in which no planet is placed and there is no drishti of any planet on that house, then it will be known as the sleeping house (soya hua bhaav).
Conclusion
To conclude our astrological journey in the world of Lal Kitab and the concept of Drishti, we can say that it is very different from the concept in Vedic Astrology. It is important to know the rules and apply them carefully whenever reading horoscopes. If you are keen on knowing the secrets hidden among the placements of planets in your horoscope, book a consultation with our experts. Astro Pathshala’s experienced astrologers have years of experience and have read thousands of horoscopes during their work in the field of astrology. We have experts having expertise in the fields of Vedic Astrology, Lal Kitab Astrology, Numerology, Palmistry, KP Astrology, and many more.
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