Sukha Bhāva Combinations

Sukha Bhāva. Some Classical Combinations.

🍀 Caturtha Bhāva — vāhana (conveyance), bandhu (brethren), mātā (mother), grha (house), kśetra (land). According to Śrī Punjarāja, the 4th denotes chest, place of living and cultivable lands.

🌿 If Lagneśa and Sukheśa are together placed in the 4th, one begets a good house. Similar effects shall come to pass if the 4th Lord is exalted or occupies its own Rāśi or Navāṃśa.

🌺 If the 4th & 10th Lord are together along with Śani in a Kendra, the native has a house of many storeys & built of good material. This is because the 10th denotes zenith.

🌿 The 4th Bhāva is also known as Hibuka. If cruel planets influence the 4th, the native will possess evil intentions. Should gentle planets influence the 4th Bhāva, reverse shall prevail.

🌺 4th Bhāva rules vidyā (education). Śukra in the 4th makes one adept in music. One who has Budha in the 4th is well-versed in Jyotiṣa.

🌿 According to Bhāvadīpikā, the native will be akin to Kubera if 9th and 10th Lords are together while the 4th Lord occupies his exaltation sign.

🌺 The native shall turn inimical to his mother if the 4th Lord is in the 6th aspected by the 6th Lord.

🌿 The native will surely be a scholar if the 4th Lord is in a Kendra from Lagna, Budha is in exaltation while Śukra is in Kendra from Candra.

🌺 Problems in education shall come to pass if the 4th Bhāva is occupied by a debilitated planet while the 4th Lord is in 6th/8th/12th.

🌿 According to Kerala Rahasya, the native shall obtain hidden wealth or buried treasure if the 2nd (dhana) Lord is with the 4th (pātāla) Lord in the 9th (bhāgya) Bhāva aspected by a benefic planet.

🌺 When Śukra occupies the 4th Bhāva in strength, it grants the native a beautiful and luxurious residence during its Daśā period provided that it is a benefic.

🌿 However, if Śukra is afflicted, it disturbs domestic peace and happiness.

🌺 If Sukra is associated with Rahu or Gulika in the 4th Bhāva, the native's house is likely to suffer from Vāstu Doşa.

🌿 When the 4th Lord is placed in the 7th Bhāva and Śukra occupies the 6th, the native tends to live in a rented or non-owned house.

Note: These are general observations & combinations. Complete analysis of horoscope is essential before predicting the final outcomes.

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