01

Dignity describes a relationship

Dignity describes the traditional relationship between a graha and the rāśi it occupies: for example own sign, exaltation, debilitation, or a friend's sign. It is not a score for whether a person or planet is good or bad. Its meaning must be read with house lordship, placement, relationships, and timing.

02

State is a separate layer

Retrograde motion is an apparent reversal seen from Earth; combustion describes proximity to the Sun under a declared rule threshold. These states may modify how a tradition reads a graha, but the threshold and school must be visible. Astrolife never hides them inside an unexplained strength number.

03

Synthesize, do not total

A graha can have supportive dignity and a challenging relationship at the same time. A careful reading preserves those conditions instead of adding them into a numerical confidence score. The chart fact graph records each condition separately so a user can inspect exactly which rule is active.

Apply it

Practice on a chart

  1. Open the sample chart and identify the facts used in this lesson.
  2. Explain the rule in your own words without turning it into a prediction.
Source lineage

Parāśari dignity and graha-state rules.

Traditional interpretations are presented as a field of study and reflection, not scientifically established prediction.