What Is the Thaksa System?

Thaksa is a powerful ancient Thai astrological system that links a person's birth-day planet to 8 designated positions governing fate, auspicious colors, forbidden colors, and life directions. The planetary sequence in this system is fixed: Sun → Moon → Mars → Mercury → Saturn → Jupiter → Rahu → Venus

The 8 Thaksa Positions

Boriwarn — The birth-day planet always begins at this position. It represents helpers, subordinates, and followers.

Ayu — Health, longevity, and stability.

Det — Power, authority, and victory. (Best position for auspicious colors and auspicious names.)

Sri — Wealth, fortune, and happiness. (Also highly favorable.)

Mula — Foundation, family, and homeland.

Utsaha — Diligence and work ethic.

Montri — Advisors and allies.

Kalakinee — Obstacles, enemies, and colors to be avoided.

Auspicious and Forbidden Colors by Day of Birth

Born on Sunday

Primary auspicious colors: Pink (Det – Mars) and Green (Sri – Mercury). Forbidden color: Light blue (Kalakinee – Venus).

Born on Monday

Primary auspicious colors: Green (Det – Mercury) and Purple/Black (Sri – Saturn). Forbidden color: Dark blue (Kalakinee – Rahu).

Born on Tuesday

Primary auspicious colors: Purple/Black (Det – Saturn) and Orange (Sri – Jupiter). Forbidden color: Yellow/Cream (Kalakinee – Moon).

Born on Wednesday (Daytime)

Primary auspicious colors: Orange (Det – Jupiter) and Dark blue (Sri – Rahu). Forbidden color: Pink (Kalakinee – Mars).

Born on Thursday

Primary auspicious colors: Light blue (Det – Venus) and Red (Sri – Sun). Forbidden color: Purple/Black (Kalakinee – Saturn).

Born on Friday

Primary auspicious colors: Red (Det – Sun) and Yellow (Sri – Moon). Forbidden color: Orange (Kalakinee – Jupiter).

Born on Saturday

Primary auspicious colors: Yellow (Det – Moon) and Pink (Sri – Mars). Forbidden color: Dark blue (Kalakinee – Rahu).

Applying the Thaksa System in Daily Life

Auspicious colors can be incorporated into everyday life in a variety of ways — for instance, choosing clothing colors for important occasions, selecting a car color, a wallet color, or even the color scheme of a home office. Kalakinee colors, on the other hand, should be avoided on significant days such as exams, job interviews, or contract signings.