Graha (from Sanskrit ग्रह gráha—seizing, laying hold of, holding) is a 'cosmic influencer' on the living beings of mother Bhumidevi. In Hindu Astrology, the Navagraha are some of these major influencers. "The Sanskrit word captures the idea that these nine grahas are living energies which put out waves of energy. These waves of energy affect our awareness. ... this indicates ...

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  • Graha (from Sanskrit ग्रह gráha—seizing, laying hold of, holding) is a 'cosmic influencer' on the living beings of mother Bhumidevi. In Hindu Astrology, the Navagraha are some of these major influencers. "The Sanskrit word captures the idea that these nine grahas are living energies which put out waves of energy. These waves of energy affect our awareness. ... this indicates ... the active power of these celestial energies to seize our consciousness when we come under their influence or to take hold of what we focus on. " Accordingly to some, Grahas are the "markers of influence", that point out the karmic influence on the behavior of living beings. They themselves are not causative elements but can be compared to traffic signs. Unfortunately, the term Graha was linked to the term "planet" of our solar system, as five members of Navagraha (the nine grahas) happen to be planets; but the Surya (sun), Chandra (moon), Rahu (north or ascending lunar node) and Ketu (south or descending lunar node) are not "planets" according to modern astronomy. This misconception is sometimes used as arguments against the validity of astrology. However, a fact common to all the navagraha is that they have relative movement with respect to the background of fixed stars in the zodiac. "Graha" is sometimes also translated as "celestial body", but Rahu and Ketu are not celestial bodies either, but are only positions in the lunar path. A third translation is celestial god or demi-god, but again, Rahu and Ketu are demonic Asuras, not benign deities like Devas. Thus the term 'graha' in this contexts applies to the nine (9) planetary or cosmic deities, spirits, spiritual beings-entities, etc. The term however mostly refers to any spirit(ual) force in general. Indeed, according to the astrological treatise Prasna Marga there are many other spiritual entities called grahas or spirits. All (excepting the navgrahas) are said to have been born of the anger of Lord Shiva or Rudra. Most grahas are generally malefic in nature but there are a few that may be good. . The book called The Puranic Encyclopedia, under the heading 'Graha Pinda', gives a list of such grahas (spirits or spiritual entities, etc), that are said to afflict children, etc. Also in the same book in various places the names of spirits (grahas) are given, like 'Skhanda graha' that is said to cause miscarriage(s),
  • In hinduistischer Astrologie bezeichnet Navagraha (Sanskrit, नवग्रह, navagraha, neun Planeten oder neun Reiche) die neun "Planeten" in personifizierter Himmelsgestalten. Im Gegensatz zu der griechischen Astrologie sind alle Planetengötter in Hinduismus männlich. "Nava" bedeutet "neun". "Graha" wird manchmal mit "Planet" übersetzt, Sonne, Mond und Rahu und Ketu sind jedoch keine Planeten im Sinne heutiger Astronomie. Manchmal wird "Graha" auch mit "Himmelskörper" übersetzt, aber Rahu und Ketu sind im Sinne westlicher Astronomie auch keine Himmelskörper. Eine dritte Übersetzung wäre Halbgott, aber Rahu und Ketu sind Asuras, keine Devas. Allen Navagrahas ist gemeinsam, dass sie sich relativ zu den festen Sternzeichen des Hintergrunds bewegen. In einigen Regionen Indiens treten Navagraha-Tempel gehäuft auf. Eine dieser Ballungen befindet sich im Kaveri-Delta in Tamil Nadu, eine andere in Assam.
  • 九曜（くよう）とは、インド天文学やインド占星術が扱う9つの天体とそれらを神格化した神である。中国へは『宿曜経』などにより漢訳された。 サンスクリットではナヴァグラハ (नवग्रह, navagraha) で、「9つの惑星」という意味である（実際は惑星以外も含む）。部分的に訳して9グラハとも言う。 繁栄や収穫、健康に大きな影響を与えるとされた。東アジアでは宿曜道や陰陽道などの星による占いで使う。 九曜のうち七曜は実在する天体で、残りの2つも古代インドでは実在すると考えられた天体である。同じ陰陽道の九星は名前は似ているが実在に拠らない抽象概念で、大きく異なる。
  • Nawagraha (dewanagari ग्रह, Dziewięciu porywaczy) - określenie planety w hinduizmie i wedyjskim systemie astrologicznym, dźjotisz. W tym systemie używane są następujące planety: Surja, Ćandra, Mangala, Budha, Bryhaspati, Śukra, Śani, Rahu, Ketu.
  • A astrologia Hindu, tem no Navagraha a representação dos nove "planetas", que personificam seres celestiais: "Nava" significa "nove". "Graha" é as vezes traduzido como "planeta", mas o Sol, a Lua, Rahu e Ketu não são "planetas" de acordo com a astronomia moderna. "Graha" é também traduzido como "corpo celestial", mas Rahu e Ketu não são corpo celestiais. Uma terceira tradução é Deus e deuses celestiais, mas novamente, Rahu e Ketu são Asuras não Devas. Rahu e Ketu são também apenas fases lunares. De forma que para simplificar todos os navagrahas são relativos aos movimentos planetários em relação às estrelas fixas no zodíaco. Em varias partes da Índia, há inúmeros templos Navagraha. Um deles está próximo à cidade de Kumbakonam, Tamil Nadu; outro em Assam.
  • Дев'ять небесних тіл або Дев'ять планет — в давньоіндійській і східно-азійській астрономії та астрології термін для позначення дев'яти небесних тіл: Сонця, Місяця, Меркурія, Венери, Марса, Юпітера, Сатурна, зірки Раху та Кету.
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  • Graha (from Sanskrit ग्रह gráha—seizing, laying hold of, holding) is a 'cosmic influencer' on the living beings of mother Bhumidevi. In Hindu Astrology, the Navagraha are some of these major influencers. "The Sanskrit word captures the idea that these nine grahas are living energies which put out waves of energy. These waves of energy affect our awareness. ... this indicates ...
  • In hinduistischer Astrologie bezeichnet Navagraha (Sanskrit, नवग्रह, navagraha, neun Planeten oder neun Reiche) die neun "Planeten" in personifizierter Himmelsgestalten. Im Gegensatz zu der griechischen Astrologie sind alle Planetengötter in Hinduismus männlich. "Nava" bedeutet "neun". "Graha" wird manchmal mit "Planet" übersetzt, Sonne, Mond und Rahu und Ketu sind jedoch keine Planeten im Sinne heutiger Astronomie.
  • Nawagraha (dewanagari ग्रह, Dziewięciu porywaczy) - określenie planety w hinduizmie i wedyjskim systemie astrologicznym, dźjotisz. W tym systemie używane są następujące planety: Surja, Ćandra, Mangala, Budha, Bryhaspati, Śukra, Śani, Rahu, Ketu.
  • A astrologia Hindu, tem no Navagraha a representação dos nove "planetas", que personificam seres celestiais: "Nava" significa "nove". "Graha" é as vezes traduzido como "planeta", mas o Sol, a Lua, Rahu e Ketu não são "planetas" de acordo com a astronomia moderna. "Graha" é também traduzido como "corpo celestial", mas Rahu e Ketu não são corpo celestiais. Uma terceira tradução é Deus e deuses celestiais, mas novamente, Rahu e Ketu são Asuras não Devas.
  • Дев'ять небесних тіл або Дев'ять планет — в давньоіндійській і східно-азійській астрономії та астрології термін для позначення дев'яти небесних тіл: Сонця, Місяця, Меркурія, Венери, Марса, Юпітера, Сатурна, зірки Раху та Кету.
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  • Navagraha
  • Navagraha
  • 九曜
  • Nawagraha
  • Navagraha
  • Дев'ять небесних тіл
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