Shubh Yogas — Auspicious Day Combinations

Classical muhurta combinations of weekday (vara) and nakshatra, computed for the reference place. Each is a cited convention — the page shows the windows and asserts no outcome.

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Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga forms when the Moon occupies one of a set of nakshatras on a given weekday — a general-purpose combination classical muhurta texts note for starting work. Amrit Siddhi Yoga Amrit Siddhi Yoga forms when a specific nakshatra falls on its paired weekday (for example Pushya on Thursday). Ravi Pushya Yoga Ravi Pushya Yoga forms when Pushya nakshatra falls on a Sunday (Ravivar). Guru Pushya Yoga Guru Pushya Yoga forms when Pushya nakshatra falls on a Thursday (Guruvar).

Questions, answered

How are these dates computed?

By finding when the required nakshatra is present on the required weekday (sunrise-to-sunrise) at the reference place, from the ephemeris (Lahiri). The rule is a cited classical convention.

Do all panchangs agree on these dates?

Authorities agree on Ravi Pushya, Guru Pushya and Amrit Siddhi; they differ on a few Sarvartha Siddhi weekday-nakshatra cells. This page pins the classical reading (the one Drik Panchang computes) and validates its 2026 dates against Drik Panchang for the reference place. Variations are disclosed and no outcome is asserted.

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Windows are computed at New Delhi and dated by vara (sunrise-to-sunrise) from the ephemeris (Lahiri); a pre-dawn window is listed under the previous date, its governing vara. The yoga rule is a cited classical convention, cross-verified across panchang authorities with variations disclosed and the 2026 dates validated against Drik Panchang. No outcome is asserted.

Computed with the Lahiri ayanamsa (sidereal). Panchang values are anchored at the local sunrise. How we compute →