Sahams

Sahams are sensitive points arrived after calculations that stand for a particular event of life. These are used in progressed chart( varshphal) and also birth chart for making amazing predictions especially for transit of slow moving karmic planets like Saturn, Nodes and Jupiter. This saham scope for prediction should be checked first in birth chart while using it in varshphal. For eg bhrata saham is not useful if no siblings are promised in birth chart, similarly vivaha or putra saham if Marriage or progeny is not promised in the chart. If promised then certain transits and aspects to these points can bring blessings and transformations. Thus Sahams are a useful tool but need careful attention while assessing of the potency of the Saham to yield results. 

There are 50 Sahams according to Neelkantha, 48 according to Venkatesa and 21 Sahams according to Kesava. Some scholars have prepared a list of 75 Sahams.

There are in all 50 Sahams. They are: 
1. Punya or Fortune
2. Guru/Vidya or Learning 
3. Gyan or Knowledge
4. Yasha or Fame
5. Mitra or Friend
6. Mahatamya or Greatness 
7. Asha or Desire
8. Samarthya or Competence 
9. Bhrata or Brother
10. Gaurava or honours
11. . Rajya or Kingdom 
12. Pita or Father
13. Mata or Mother 
14. Suta or Son
15. Jiva or life
16. Ambu
17. Karma/Action
18. Physical inability/Lack of enthusiasm 
19. Kamadeva/Sex
20. Kali/Strife
21. Kshama/Forgiveness
22. Shastra/Science
23. Bandhu/Relatives
24. Bandhak/Imprisoned
25. Mrityu/Death
26. Pardesa/Foreign Country
27. Dhan/Wealth
28. Anya Dara/Lust for other's wife 
29. Anya Karma
30. Vanik/Business
31. Karya Siddhi/Success
32. Vivaha/Marriage
33. Sutika/Pregnancy
34. Santaap/Sorrow
35. Shraddha/Devotion
36. Preeti/Love
37. Bala/Strength
38. Tanu/Body
39. Jadya/Chronic disease
40. Vyapar/Trade.
41. PaniyapataiyVoyage 
42. Shatru/enemy
43. Shauiya/Bravery
44. Upaya
45. Daridrata/Poverty
46. Guruta/Greatness
47. Ambu/Water
48. Bandhan/Lmprisoiiment 
49. Duhita/Kanya
50. Ashwa/Horse

Learnings from various authors on varshphal and Tajik analysis. 

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