Kesari — Phaladeepika 6.14
Keep the simpler Moon–Jupiter Kendra rule as its own named source variant.
Phaladeepika 6.14 states Kesari when the Moon is in a Kendra from Jupiter. Because Kendra relationships are reciprocal, this is the familiar Moon–Jupiter angular geometry.
The Yoga Lab can switch to this source profile without silently calling it the stricter BPHS form.
This is the core purpose of source profiles: disagreement becomes visible configuration, not hidden inconsistency.
Treat every Yoga as a rule audit. Convert the Yoga name into explicit conditions, identify the planets/houses involved, and mark each condition true or false. A name should never be produced before its conditions have been checked.
Formation and strength are different questions. After a Yoga forms, dignity, combustion, functional role, relevant Vargas and timing can change how prominently it is traditionally read; the existence check itself should remain transparent.
How to read it
- Read the exact rule profile.
- List every required condition.
- Check each condition against the chart.
- Mark formed only when the profile’s conditions pass.
- Assess condition/strength/timing separately.
Key points
- Yoga detection is a condition check, not a keyword search.
- Different texts can define similarly named Yogas differently.
- A formed Yoga is not a guaranteed event.
Do not combine conditions from different source profiles and then call the result “classical.”
Apply this lesson to a chart
- Open Yoga Lab and choose one Yoga.
- Read every pass/fail condition before looking at the final status.
- Explain in your own words why the Yoga formed or failed.