Yogas in Muhurtha

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There are 5 elements of a Panchanga (pancha- 5, anga- organ/ elements), they are namely.

1. Vara      : Weekday
2. Tithi     : Lunar day
3. Karana    : Half of a lunar day
4. Nakshatra : Lunar asterism
5. Yoga      : Sun, Moon combination

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SHUBHA YOGA
(Auspicious Combination)
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I Siddha Yoga:

This is formed due to the combination of the Tithi and vara

There are 5 categories of Tithis:
Nanda  : Pratipad,  Shasthi, Ekadasi
Bhadra : Dvitiya,   Saptami, Dvadasi
Jaya   : Tritiya,   Astami,  Trayodasi
Rikta  : Chaturthi, Navami,  Chaturdasi
Purna  : Panchami,  Dasami,  Purnima, Amavasya

The 5 categories of Tithis are governed by 5 elements of nature which are given below. When a tithi falls on a weekday (Vara) governed by the same element as that of the tithi a very auspicious time is formed which goes by the name of Siddha Yoga.

Following combination of Tithis and the Varas constitute the siddha yoga:

Nanda  : Friday    :Venus   : Jala    Tattva
Bhadra : Wednesday :Mercury : Prithvi Tattva
Jaya   : Tuesday   :Mars    : Agni    Tattva
Rikta  : Saturday  :Saturn  : Vayu    Tattva
Purna  : Thursday  :Jupiter : Akash   Tattva


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II Sarvartha Siddha Yoga

Certain combination of Nakshatras and Weekdays go by the name of Sarvartha Siddhi yoga. Activities done during this yoga usually concludes with Positive results.

Monday    : Sravana, Rohini      , Mrigashiras, Pushya    , Anuradha
Tuesday   : Aswini , U.Bhadrapada, Krittika   , Ashlesha
Wednesday : Rohini , Anurada     , Hasta      , Krttika   , Mrgashiras
Thursday  : Revati , Anuradha    , Aswini     , Punarvasu , Pusya
Friday    : Revati , Anuradha    , Aswini     , Punarvasu , Sravana
Saturday  : Sravana, Rohini      , Swati
Sunday    : Hasta  , Mula        , U.Ashadha  , U.Phalguni, U.Bhadra, Aswini, Pushya

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Amrita Siddhi Yoga:
This yoga is formed due to combination of Vara and Nakshatra

Sunday  : Hasta
Monday  : Mrgashiras
Tuesday : Aswini
Mercury : Anuradha
Thursday: Pusya
Friday  : Revati
Saturday: Rohini


Though this is a auspicious combination, following events should be avoided:

Thursday- Pushya: Marriage
Tuesday - Aswini: Grha Pravesha
Saturday- Rohini: Travel


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Dvipushkar Yoga:

Following combination of Tithi, Vara and Nakshatra is called Dvipushkar Yoga:

Dvitiya  , Saptami, Dvadasi
Sunday   , Tuesday, Saturday
Dhanistha, Chitra , Mrgashiras

The events repeat again at least once if they happen in this yoga. Hence good events should happen in this yoga such as purchase of property etc. and unfortunate events such as diseases and death should not happen.

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Tripushkar Yoga:

Following combination of Tithi, Vara and Nakshatra is called Tripushkar Yoga:

Sunday,   Tuesday,   Saturday
Dvitiya,  Saptami,   Dvadasi
Krittika, Punarvasu, Uttaraphagulni, Vishaka, Uttarashadha, Uttarabhadrapada

The events repeat again at least twice if they happen in this yoga. Hence good events should happen in this yoga such as purchase of property etc. and unfortunate events such as diseases and death should not happen.


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ASHUBHA YOGA:
(Inauspicious combinations)
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Mrtyu Yoga:
This yoga is formed due to combination of Vara and Tithi

Tuesday   , Sunday :: Pratipad , Shasthi, Ekadasi
Monday    , Friday :: Saptami  , Dvadasi
Wednesday          :: Tritiya  , Ashtami, Trayodasi
Thursday           :: Chaturthi, Navami , Chaturdasi
Saturday           :: Panchami , Dasami , Purnima


Adham Yoga:
This yoga is also formed due to combination of Vara and Tithi

Sunday   : Saptami, Dvadasi
Monday   : Ekadasi
Tuesday  : Dasami
Wednesday: Pratipad, Navami
Thursday : Ashtami
Friday   : Saptami
Saturday : Shasti


Dagdha Yoga:
This yoga is formed due to combination of Vara and Nakshatra

Sunday   : Bharani
Monday   : Chitra
Tuesday  : Uttarashadha
Wednesday: Dhanishtha
Thursday : Uttaraphalguni
Friday   : Jyestha
Saturday : Revati


Yamaghata Yoga:
This yoga is also formed due to combination of Vara and Nakshatra

Sunday   : Magha
Monday   : Vishakha
Tuesday  : Ardra
Wednesday: Moola
Thursday : Krittika
Friday   : Rohini
Saturday : Hasta

Comments

Anonymous said…
Namaste Sarajit,

At the start, where you mention the panchanga, the 3rd element you stated should be Karana and not Karaka!

Warm Regards
Narayan
Wednesday, November 23, 2005 9:52:00 AM
Varahamihira said…
Namaste Narayan,

That was a typo. Shall be amended when I edit it next time.

Rgds
Sarajit
Thursday, November 24, 2005 11:08:00 PM
Anonymous said…
Hi Sarajit,
Have been reading your good work for quite some time and also bow to your teacher,Pt. Sanjay Rath. Keep doing the good work and help those in need.
Sunday, February 26, 2006 4:18:00 AM
Anonymous said…
hi sarajit,

thank you 4 putting up this blog. i have been searching long and hard 4 good jyotish tutorials on the net, and i discovered many but nothing as comprehensive as this.
this is fabulous stuff, man. i love ur approach, outlining broad principles, no mugging up, etc.

i wanted to make a little request.
is there any way u can create an index of available posts? the tiny list u hv on every page hides more than it reveals. of course, there is a search facility, but if possible do create some sitemap kind of thing.

thanks again 4 this wonderful blog
Thursday, March 02, 2006 2:35:00 AM
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