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Sevvai dosham

What it is, where the classical texts say it arises, and every exception that cancels it — each one named, each one with the text it comes from. Nothing on this page needs your birth details.

Every judgement on this page cites a named text and a chapter, so you can check it, and so can anybody who told you about it.

What cancels it

These are the conditions under which the texts say the affliction does not apply at all. They are not a footnote: measured across real charts they cancel it more often than not, and they are the half almost every other page leaves out.

Sevvai is in its own sign. Jataka Parijata is explicit that the dosham does not arise when Sevvai stands in Mesha or Vrischika, whichever house it occupies. This is the most widely accepted cancellation there is.

Jataka Parijata 7.44

Sevvai is exalted in Makara. Jataka Chandrika treats an exalted Sevvai as cancelling the dosham outright — a graha at its strongest is not the graha that afflicts.

Jataka Chandrika 3

Sevvai stands in a movable sign. Jataka Parijata holds that the dosham does not apply in the chara rasis, because what moves does not settle long enough to harm.

Jataka Parijata 7

Sevvai stands in a sign owned by Surya or Chandra. The texts hold that the luminaries do not let Sevvai act as an afflicter in their own houses.

Jataka Parijata 7

Guru sits with Sevvai. This is the most respected cancellation in the whole list: Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra holds that Guru's presence steadies Sevvai, and the dosham does not arise.

Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra 80

Budha sits with Sevvai, which Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra counts as a benefic association that lifts the dosham.

Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra 80

Chandra sits with Sevvai. The texts count the Moon's company as softening Sevvai enough that the dosham does not stand.

Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra 80

Guru aspects Sevvai. Phaladeepika holds that Guru's drishti is enough on its own — Guru need not be anywhere near Sevvai in the sky for this to apply.

Phaladeepika 9

Sevvai is combust, too close to Surya to hold its own light. Jataka Chandrika treats a burnt-out Sevvai as lacking the strength to afflict anything.

Jataka Chandrika 3

Sevvai is a benefic in this chart rather than an afflicter — for Karka and Simha ascendants it is yogakaraka, and Jataka Parijata holds that a yogakaraka cannot act against the very chart it serves.

Jataka Parijata 7

Sevvai stands in a nakshatra that South Indian practice holds harmless for this purpose. We could not trace this one to a classical text, so we give it less weight than the cancellations above and tell you that plainly.

Folk tradition (South Indian) — Not traced to a classical text

Where the texts say it arises

This one is not judged from a single point in the chart. Software that checks only the lagna clears people who are not clear, so every reference point below is checked and each is reported separately.

Judged fromHouseWeight
the lagna10.35
20.45
40.45
70.70
80.65
120.50
the Moon10.30
20.35
40.35
70.60
80.55
120.40
Venus10.28
20.32
40.32
70.55
80.50
120.38

The weights are ours, not the tradition's. They record how firmly the texts hold each judgement and how much they disagree with one another, and they are shown rather than folded silently into a score.

Where this comes from

Check your own chart

Nothing above depended on your chart, because none of it is about you yet. This is: give your birth details once and you will be told which of these placements you actually have, which of the exceptions apply to you, and what that leaves — free, with the citation beside every line.

Manglik / Sevvai dosham

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