🔯 Yoga Calculator
Find the Panchanga Yoga for any date — all 27 Yogas with auspicious/inauspicious nature
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What is a Panchanga Yoga?
Panchanga Yoga is one of the five limbs (Pancha Anga) of the Hindu calendar. There are 27 Yogas in a cycle, each spanning 13°20′. A Yoga is calculated by adding the longitudes of the Sun and Moon and dividing the sum by 13°20′.
9 of the 27 Yogas are considered inauspicious: Vishkambha, Atiganda, Shoola, Ganda, Vyaghata, Vajra, Vyatipata, Parigha, and Vaidhriti. The remaining 18 Yogas are broadly auspicious, with some being especially favoured for ceremonies.
Most Auspicious Yogas for Muhurtham
| Siddha (21st) | Excellent for all new ventures |
| Shubha (20th) | Highly auspicious |
| Brahma (17th) | Very auspicious for ceremonies |
| Siddhi (22nd) | Achievement and success |
| Harshana (9th) | Joy and happiness |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the 9 inauspicious Yogas?
The 9 inauspicious (Ashubha) Yogas are: Vishkambha (1st), Atiganda (6th), Shoola (9th), Ganda (10th), Vyaghata (13th), Vajra (15th), Vyatipata (17th), Parigha (19th), and Vaidhriti (27th). Starting auspicious activities or ceremonies during these Yogas is generally avoided.
How is Panchanga Yoga different from Yoga in the context of exercises?
Panchanga Yoga is a Vedic astrology concept — a time period determined by the combined positions of the Sun and Moon. It is completely different from Yoga as a physical or spiritual practice (asana, pranayama). The word "Yoga" means "union" or "addition" in Sanskrit.