Characteristics of Karan in Panchang | Astrology

November 21, 2022 Astrobelief Astrology

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Characteristics of Karan in Panchang and Impact on Career & Materilastic Gains in Life

There are 11 Karana, the first 6 movable Karanas or Chara are considered auspicious. The 7th Chara, along with the 4 Sthira Karanas, are considered inauspicious. This means being born on the 29th, 30th, and the first half of the 1st Tithi is considered inauspicious.

Moveable Karana (Char)

Bava – Also known as ‘Simha Karanam’ (Lion), symbolizes sexual or creative energy.

This Karana is suitable for both fixed tasks like planting seeds and all moving tasks like transportation. Bava Karana natives have a strong spiritual bent. They work tirelessly and with the utmost sincerity. They are typically liberally inclined, wealthy, and content. These people are qualified for all jobs, whether they are temporary or long-term.

Balava – Also known as “Puli Karanam,” this animal is beneficial for Yajna, Homa (fire worship), Vedic study, etc. Most people who are born in this Karana are religious and may make multiple pilgrimages over their lifetime. They are also very spiritual and aware of auspicious times and events, just like Bava Karana-born people. They are daring, fortunate, and playful by nature, and they spend a lot of time participating in religious activities.

Kaulava – It is also known as “Panni Karanam,” and it represents a traditional family. People born in Kaulava typically take the conventional route or work the conventional career. They are beneficial for all fixed or Sthira Karma, such as long-lasting friendships, agreements, and other types of relationships. They are sociable and easily make friends with anyone. They love and care for others. These people are suited for all types of work and are usually great for friendships. They can also be very secretive and fickle-minded.

Taitila – Also known as “Kazhuta Karanam,”(Donkey) is a symbol of respect. People born in Taitila excel at jobs requiring authority and decorum. They have plenty of money. These people’s life revolves heavily around love. For positions in the government, they are ideal. Additionally, they have the ability to acquire real estate and buildings. They are firm and fierce in their attitude, adventurous, and heroic; love plays a significant role in their lives.

Gara – Also known as ‘Gaja Karanam’ (Elephant), it symbolizes demanding nature. Those born in Gara Karana are very punctual. They like to have a disciplined life. They always have a destiny that favors them. The Gara-borns are determined in nature and work hard to meet their objectives. They are experts in the science of mantras. Though physically weak, they will compensate for it through hard work. They are the best fit for animal husbandry jobs and/or in the construction of houses, buildings, etc.

Vanij – Its symbol is the cow. Those born in Vanij Karana are intelligent and smart. They are interested in business and use their intelligence to make money. They are good at trading. Vanij-borns have extensive knowledge of business activities and are best suited for sale transactions. This ability helps them to attain prosperity in life.

Vishti – The symbol of this Karana is a hen. It is not considered to be an auspicious Karana. Human beings born in Vishti indulge in bad deeds, and their image also remains negative because of this. If someone has Vishti Karana in their Kundli, it means they have a distrustful character and might get involved in immoral deeds. This negative influence makes them appropriate for destructive activities like attacking an enemy, kidnapping, etc. They can be cruel, adventurous, and fierce by nature and will likely excel in all their undertakings.

Fixed Karana (Sthira)

Shakuni – The symbol of this Karana is a bird. Those born in Shakuni Karana are law-abiding and just. They are most interested in solving any problems. They can easily dispose of any quarrel with their wit. This makes them good mediators who are capable of terminating a quarrel. They are proactive at work, patient in disposition, are born intelligent, and have specialization in the study of omens

Chaturshpad – The symbol of this Karana is a four-legged animal. The people born in this Karana respect learned and spiritual people. They are also at the forefront of helping animals. Such people can become successful animal veterinarians. They are active and mighty. They can diagnose animals with diseases and prescribe medicines. They are fit for vanquishing enemies through Tantric methods. Professionally, those involved in business related to cattle may enjoy success.

Naga – The symbol of this Karana is a snake or a serpent. Those born in Naga Karana have extraordinary knowledge in their particular field. These people are likely to be faced with unpleasant events. With hard work and determination, they can achieve success in everything they do. These individuals possess great knowledge of minerals, and metals and are attached to their work. Their life may seem full of struggles and problems, and only their hard work and determination can help them climb the ladder of success.

Kistughan – The symbol of this Karana is insect moths. Those born during this Karana are very fortunate. They are interested in charity works and other virtuous deeds. Kistughan borns receive all kinds of satisfaction in their lives. They will have a good education and will lead a good, rich life. People born in this Karana are known to be lucky and lead a wealthy lifestyle. They love doing charitable work that gives them every type of contentment in life. The individual of this Karana might be bereft of pleasures and live in loneliness.