Nitya Yoga
How to read it
Count27
Based onSun plus Moon
- Sidereal Sun and Moon are added and split into 27 names
- The daily Panchang prints one of these names
- This is nitya yoga, a limb of the five
- Birth-chart yogas are a separate reading
Nitya yoga changes as the Sun and Moon move together. The name on today’s Panchang is the yoga in force for that moment. Some of these names are treated as easy and some ask for care, but this page does not turn a yoga into a muhurat score. A Raja Yoga, Dhana Yoga or other combination in a kundli is read from planets and houses, on the yoga analysis of that chart.
The spelling here matches the daily Panchang, including Variyan, Shobhana and Vaidhriti.
- Vishkamba
- Priti
- Ayushman
- Saubhagya
- Shobhana
- Atiganda
- Sukarma
- Dhriti
- Shula
- Ganda
- Vriddhi
- Dhruva
- Vyaghata
- Harshana
- Vajra
- Siddhi
- Vyatipata
- Variyan
- Parigha
- Shiva
- Siddha
- Sadhya
- Shubha
- Shukla
- Brahma
- Indra
- Vaidhriti
Questions
Yoga
What is yoga in the Panchang?
The sum of the sidereal Sun and Moon, divided into 27 names. The Panchang shows the current name.
Is this the same as a Raja Yoga?
No. A Raja Yoga is a combination in the birth chart. This yoga is one of the five daily limbs.
How many Panchang yogas are there?
Twenty-seven, from Vishkamba through Vaidhriti, in the order printed on this page.