In astrology, the seven celestial bodies and two lunar nodes (the North Node or Rahu and the South Node or Ketu) play a critical role in shaping our life's journey. Each celestial entity embodies specific attributes and bestows outcomes aligned with these traits. As these bodies transit through various astrological houses, they absorb the essence of these domains, influencing our lives positively or otherwise.

The Sun, revered as Pitru Karaka, symbolizes our soul, lineage, leadership, and the realms of governance and politics.

The Moon, known as Matru Karaka, reflects our inner psyche, maternal influences, healing abilities, emotional well-being, as well as aspects related to the marine world and leadership skills.

Mars, bearing the title Bhratru Karaka, represents our kinship, vitality, earthly connections, resilience, as well as facets of defense, law enforcement, and medical expertise.

Mercury, designated as Vidya Karaka, is the beacon of intellect, humor, communication skills, commerce, financial acumen, scholarly pursuits, media, and healthcare.

Jupiter, acknowledged as Putra Karaka, radiates wisdom, ethics, sincerity, and oversees educators, spiritual guides, charitable acts, legal professions, and governance.

Venus, or Kalatra Karaka, governs romantic relationships, matrimonial bonds, sensual experiences, luxury, transport, dwellings, and the arts, including performance and technology.

Saturn, known as Ayus Karaka, dictates longevity, challenges, institutional structures, trials, labor, and industrial sectors.

Rahu, called Pithamaha Karaka, signifies ancestral ties, daring, exploration, mobility, technological innovation, international connections, and political engagement.

Ketu, termed Mathamaha Karaka, embodies maternal bonds, temporal cognition, spirituality, enlightenment, asceticism, esoteric and philosophical contemplation.