Years Sixty-year cycle in Vedic Astrology

Samvatsara

Samvatsara, approximately speaking, means the period of one year. The time during which Graha Guru [Jupiter] with its average speed is one of rush's [character] is about to Samvatsara. So there I was, 12 Samvatsara when Guru [Jupiter] is one round of the zodiac (360°). When moving Guru [Jupiter] via Rashi of the zodiac, sometimes it is close to the Earth and sometimes far away. In addition, it also comes into contact with a favorable or unfavorable rays during its movement. That's why the results of each of Samvatsari will be different. Sixty Samvatsara repeated in 60-year cycles. In the beginning of creation, Guru [Jupiter] and Shani [Saturn] was in the zero degree Mesha [Aries]. The average daily movement of Shani [Saturn] - 2 Kala [minutes]. So Shani [Saturn] the full 30 years it takes to circle the zodiac. Average daily traffic Guru (Jupiter] - 5 Cal [minutes]. So Guru [Jupiter] requires a full 12 years to complete its movement for 12 Rashi [the signs] of the zodiac. Minimum cycle, when at one point completed a 30-year-old and 12-year cycles, ego 60 years. Consequently, every 60 years, both Graha Guru and Shani both are in 0° of Mesha Rashi [Aries]. Thus the mutual movement of various angles formed between a Guru [Jupiter] and Shani [Saturn], influence the results of Samvatsari. In fact, no other relationship other Grahas [planets] not affect the individual, area or country so much as the mutual angular position of Shani and Guru.

One of the options sequence Samvatsari with reference to the years shown below: