rakendis

Rakendis is a term that is used in the context of a Sanskrit (Indian) and ancient Chinese astrological system known as Jyotish or Chinese astrology. In Jyotish, the term rakendis refers to a type of configuration in the birth chart which is considered to indicate evil fortune, unstable or irregular status of life, not having any fixed or happy life, no end of debt, internal differences, separation of wife from the husband, anxiety, etc.

Jyotish practitioners hold the belief that the presence of rakendis in a birth chart may lead to various problems such as lack of emotional balance, poor family relationships, financial struggles, and difficulties in finding peace. The key planets in the configuration are often believed to be in inauspicious houses, affecting the individual's life in a negative manner.

The theory behind rakendis suggests that the planets play a crucial role in shaping the individual's life circumstances. As per this concept, certain planets form specific combinations that can bring about specific types of malefics. In order to mitigate the effects of these configurations—practitioners suggest performing the right rituals, offering certain prescribed prayers to the planet involved.

Some explanations believe that through certain rituals and practices, a practitioner in possession of good knowledge and skills may try to rectify the malfunctioning of arcane aspects in a birth chart. According to this, by performing these rituals, the planetary malefics that may bring evil results are somehow reversed which may ease them, potentially allowing the opening of smooth and favorable life outcomes.

A peculiarity in this ancient methodology is that when divining the fate based on birth charts, practitioners point out the critical minute astronomical geometry configuration at birth as curve-biting constant, impending...