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Yogas in Vedic Astrology

The 13 combinations our chart engine looks for in every kundali. Each page states the exact rule it checks — not a looser textbook version — lists which ascendants can have it, and shows whether today’s sky forms it and when that changes.

Moon and conjunction yogas

Formed by where planets sit relative to each other — the ascendant does not matter.

Pancha Mahapurusha yogas

A planet in its own or exaltation sign, in a kendra from the ascendant.

Lordship yogas

Formed by the lords of particular houses, so they change with the ascendant.

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FAQ

Yogas — common questions

What is a yoga in Vedic astrology?

A yoga is a specific combination in a birth chart — planets together in a sign, a planet in a particular house or dignity, or the lords of certain houses linked — that classical texts single out as producing a recognisable result. The word means "union" or "joining".

How many yogas are there?

Classical texts describe hundreds. This site detects 13 of the most widely discussed ones in every chart it computes, and each has a page here stating exactly the rule it checks, which ascendants can have it, and whether today's sky forms it.

How do I know which yogas are in my chart?

Enter your date, time and place of birth in the free kundli calculator. It lists every yoga among these that your chart forms, using the same rules described on these pages — then you can ask the AI astrologer what they mean for you.