- Ubiquitous: Referring to a celestial body or influence that is present everywhere.
- Udana Vayu: In Vedic astrology and Ayurveda, one of the five vital airs or pranas associated with the throat chakra and the expression of one’s higher self.
- Udaya Lagna: The ascendant or rising sign in Vedic astrology, which represents the zodiac sign that is on the eastern horizon at the time of birth.
- Udu Dasa: A unique timing technique in Vedic astrology that uses planetary periods based on the Moon’s position at birth to predict life events.
- Udumbu: A term in Vedic astrology referring to the significator or ruler of the sixth house, associated with health, obstacles, and enemies.
- Ugadi: The New Year festival celebrated in the Deccan region of India, based on the lunisolar calendar and significant for astrological predictions.
- Ujjaini System: An ancient Indian system of astrology originating from Ujjain, a city known for its contributions to astronomy and astrological calculations.
- Ulaanbaatar Time: The time standard used in Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia.
- Ulcerous: A term in medical astrology used to describe a condition or affliction related to the stomach, intestines, or digestive system.
- Ulterior: Referring to hidden or undisclosed motives, intentions, or influences that may be present in astrological interpretations or readings.
- Ultrafocal: Describing a planet or point in the birth chart that is extremely focused and concentrated.
- Ultra-Progressed Chart: A technique in astrology that extends the progression of a birth chart to reveal deeper insights into one’s life path and events.
- Ultraviolet Light: A type of electromagnetic radiation that is invisible to the human eye but has effects on astrological phenomena.
- Umbral Eclipse: A type of eclipse where the Moon moves into the Earth’s umbra, resulting in a partial or total darkening of the lunar or solar disc.
- Unaspected Planet: A planet in a birth chart that does not form any significant aspects with other celestial bodies, which can indicate unique qualities or challenges.
- Unaspected: Indicating a planet or point in the birth chart that does not form any major aspects with other celestial bodies.
- Unconscious: The part of the mind that contains repressed or hidden thoughts, memories, and desires, often explored in astrology through the twelfth house and Neptune.
- Underworld Journey: A symbolic or metaphorical descent into the depths of the psyche or unconscious, often associated with Pluto and transformative experiences.
- Underworld: The realm associated with the subconscious, hidden, and mysterious aspects of life, often symbolized by Pluto or the eighth house.
- Undine Aspect: An aspect formed when two planets are in conjunction while also forming a quincunx aspect with a third planet or point in the birth chart.
- Undines: Elemental beings associated with water and emotions in some occult and astrological traditions.
- Undulating Aspect: A wavelike pattern formed by the alignment of planets or celestial bodies in a birth chart.
- Unearthly: Describing a quality or influence that is otherworldly or beyond the earthly realm.
- Unfixed Signs: The signs Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, and Aquarius, which fall in the middle of the four seasons and are known for their stability and determination.
- Unfoldment: The gradual process of revealing one’s true nature and potential over time.
- Ungrounded: Referring to a person or energy that lacks stability, practicality, or connection to the physical world.
- Unhoused: A planet that is not located within any of the traditional astrological houses.
- Unison: The harmonious alignment of celestial bodies or energies, often indicating synergy and cooperation.
- Universal Houses: A system in astrology where the twelve houses are divided equally, representing universal themes and experiences applicable to all individuals.
- Universal Law: The principles or rules believed to govern the functioning of the universe, often explored through astrology as cosmic patterns and energies.
- Universal Time (UT): The time standard used as the basis for civil timekeeping worldwide, often used in astrological calculations.
- Unmanifested: Referring to energies or potentials that are present but not yet realized or expressed.
- Unobstructed: Describing a planet or point in the birth chart that is not influenced by other celestial bodies or aspects.
- Unveiling: The process of revealing or discovering hidden truths or insights within oneself or the cosmos.
- Uranian Astrology: A specialized branch of astrology that focuses on the study of Uranus and its influence on individuals and collective events.
- Uranian Planets: A group of hypothetical planets proposed by German astrologer Alfred Witte, including Cupido, Hades, Zeus, and Kronos, used in Uranian astrology.
- Uranus: The seventh planet from the Sun in the solar system, associated with innovation, revolution, and sudden change in astrology.
- Uranus-Neptune Conjunction: A rare alignment occurring approximately every 171 years when Uranus and Neptune form a conjunction, symbolizing collective changes and societal shifts.
- Urban Astrology: The application of astrology to urban environments, exploring how celestial energies and planetary alignments influence cities and their inhabitants.
- Urban Shamanism: A contemporary spiritual practice combining elements of shamanism and modern urban lifestyles, often incorporating astrology and other metaphysical tools.
- Urdhva Mukha: A Sanskrit term used in Vedic astrology to describe the direct or forward motion of a planet after a period of retrogradation.
- Urdhva Pada: The first pada or quarter of the Uttarabhadrapada nakshatra, associated with spirituality, healing, and psychic abilities.
- Urge Point: A sensitive point in a birth chart associated with personal motivation, drive, and desires, often determined by the position of Mars or its aspects.
- Uroscopy: An ancient astrological practice of diagnosing health conditions by examining the color, clarity, and other characteristics of a person’s urine.
- Ursa Major: Also known as the Big Dipper or Great Bear, a prominent constellation in the northern celestial hemisphere.
- Ursa Minor: Also known as the Little Dipper or Little Bear, a constellation located close to the North Celestial Pole.
- Usage Day: A term used in Indian astrology to determine the benefic or malefic qualities of a particular day.
- Use of Antiscia: A technique in astrology that involves studying the symmetrical relationships between degrees of the zodiac.
- Uthiram: The eleventh nakshatra or lunar mansion in Vedic astrology, associated with creativity, leadership, and self-expression.
- Utopian: Describing an idealistic or visionary concept, often associated with progressive and forward-thinking ideas.
- Utpala Yoga: A planetary combination or yoga in Vedic astrology that indicates financial gains, abundance, and prosperity in one’s life.
- Utpanna: A Sanskrit term used in Vedic astrology to describe the rising or ascending of a planet or celestial body.
- Utpatadi Yoga: A planetary combination in Vedic astrology associated with sudden and unexpected events or upheavals in one’s life.
- Utpatti Kundali: A birth chart or horoscope that depicts the planetary positions at the time of an individual’s birth, used in Vedic astrology for analysis and predictions.
- Utpatti: A Sanskrit term used in astrology to indicate the birth or emergence of a planet, celestial body, or cosmic energy.
- Utricularia Aspect: A rare and specific aspect formed when two celestial bodies are in conjunction while also forming a trine or sextile aspect with a third planet or point in the birth chart.
- Utsaha Bala: A strength or energy associated with the enthusiasm, determination, and willpower of a planet in Vedic astrology.
- Utsarjana: A Sanskrit term used in Vedic astrology to describe the setting or setting of a planet or celestial body.
- Utsarpini: In Jain astrology, a period of time characterized by increasing prosperity, happiness, and enlightenment.
- Utsava Bhumi: A sacred land or place associated with astrological significance, often believed to have unique energetic qualities and auspicious influences.
- Utsava Hasta: A specific hand gesture or mudra associated with astrological rituals, often used during planetary propitiation ceremonies or worship.
- Utsava Hora: A divisional chart in Vedic astrology that focuses on analyzing one’s wealth, assets, and financial prosperity.
- Utsava Lagna: A technique in Vedic astrology that calculates an alternative ascendant or rising sign for specific purposes, such as electional astrology or event timing.
- Utsava Mandapam: A ceremonial hall or space dedicated to astrological rituals, celebrations, and gatherings, often adorned with astrological symbols and artwork.
- Utsava Murthy: A deity or representation of a celestial body worshipped during festive or auspicious occasions in Hindu astrology and traditions.
- Utsava Nakshatra: A specific lunar mansion or asterism that is considered auspicious for conducting festive ceremonies, events, or important undertakings.
- Utsava Pada: The fourth pada or quarter of the Mrigashirsha nakshatra, associated with exploration, curiosity, and intellectual pursuits.
- Utsava Tithi: A special lunar day associated with celebrations, ceremonies, and festivities, often considered auspicious for initiating new endeavors.
- Utsava Vamsha: A lineage or genealogy associated with astrologers, spiritual teachers, or individuals known for their astrological knowledge and contributions.
- Utsava Varga: The divisional charts used in Vedic astrology to examine specific areas of life, such as career, relationships, and spiritual growth.
- Utsava Vritta: A cyclic pattern or rhythm associated with celestial movements and planetary positions, often used for timing auspicious events in astrology.
- Utsava Yantra: A sacred geometric diagram used in astrological rituals and ceremonies to invoke specific planetary energies, blessings, or divine protection.
- Utsava Yoga: A favorable planetary combination in Vedic astrology that indicates celebrations, auspicious events, and joyous occasions in one’s life.
- Utsava: A term in Hindu astrology referring to a festive or auspicious occasion, often associated with planetary alignments.
- Utsavastha: A term used in Hindu astrology to denote a specific planetary state where a planet is strong, dignified, and capable of producing positive results.
- Utsrishtikala: A Sanskrit term in Vedic astrology referring to an auspicious period or time interval for conducting important events or ceremonies.
- Utsukabharana: A term in Vedic astrology that refers to a specific astrological ornament or gemstone believed to bring good luck, protection, or astrological benefits.
- Utsukachara Yoga: A planetary combination in Vedic astrology associated with enthusiasm, adventurousness, and the pursuit of happiness and pleasure.
- Utsukata Sthana: A specific location or place that holds astrological significance, believed to amplify or resonate with particular planetary energies or influences.
- Utsukata: A Japanese term used in astrology to describe the state of anticipation, excitement, or eagerness for future events or possibilities.
- Uttama Graha: A planet in its highest degree of exaltation, indicating great strength, positive influence, and favorable outcomes in astrological interpretations.
- Uttara Ashadha: The twenty-first nakshatra or lunar mansion in Vedic astrology, associated with victory, determination, and achievement.
- Uttara Bhadrapada: The twenty-sixth nakshatra or lunar mansion in Vedic astrology, associated with spirituality, healing, and compassion.
- Uttara Kalamrita: A classic Sanskrit text on Vedic astrology written by Kalidasa, providing insights into various astrological principles and techniques.
- Uttara Nakshatra: The group of nakshatras comprising Uttara Phalguni, Uttara Ashadha, Uttara Bhadrapada, and Uttara Shada.
- Uttara Pada: The second pada or quarter of the Uttara Phalguni nakshatra, associated with devotion, spirituality, and righteousness.
- Uttara Phalguni: The twelfth nakshatra or lunar mansion in Vedic astrology, associated with creativity, romance, and self-expression.
- Uttara Shada: The twenty-first nakshatra or lunar mansion in Vedic astrology, associated with leadership, courage, and ambition.
- Uttara Sphuta: A calculation in Vedic astrology that determines the rising point of a zodiac sign and is used in various predictive techniques.
- Uttaradimutt Panchanga: A popular Hindu almanac or calendar used in Vedic astrology, providing daily planetary positions, auspicious timings, and other astrological information.
- Uttarakalamrita: A comprehensive Sanskrit text on astrology written by Kalidasa, covering various aspects of natal astrology, timing of events, and more.
- Uttarakhand Astrology: A regional system of astrology practiced in the Indian state of Uttarakhand, incorporating local cultural beliefs and astrological techniques.
- Uttharayan: The period from the winter solstice to the summer solstice when the Sun is in the northern hemisphere, considered auspicious in Vedic astrology.
- Utthita Bhanga: A term in Vedic astrology that refers to the cancellation or modification of certain astrological effects due to specific planetary alignments or influences
- Utthita Pada: The second pada or quarter of the Swati nakshatra, associated with balance, diplomacy, and seeking harmonious solutions.
- Utthita Trikonasana: A yoga pose known as the Extended Triangle Pose, believed to activate and align the energy centers in the body, according to yogic and astrological principles.
- Utthita Vrksasana: A yoga pose known as the Extended Tree Pose, symbolizing stability, grounding, and balance, and associated with the energy of the Earth element in astrology.
- Uvarovite Garnet: A gemstone associated with the sign of Aquarius in astrology, believed to enhance intuition, visionary abilities, and spiritual growth.
- Uvula Aspect: An aspect formed when two planets are in conjunction while also forming a square aspect with a third planet or point in the birth chart.
- Uxorious: A term in astrology that describes a person who is excessively submissive or devoted to their spouse or romantic partner.