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Sadhya Yoga is one among the 27 yogas in Hindu astrology. It is calculated by the degrees of moon and sun starting from Ashwini Nakshatra. Sadhya is a very good yog. The lord of this Yoga is Goddess Savitri. The combined longitudes of the Sun and the Moon is called a Nithya Yoga. There are 27 Nithya Yogas based on the 27 constellations which tenant the Ecliptic in Hindu Astrology. The calculation of. Nithya Yoga is simple.

IndraYoga is not rare but an auspicious yoga in a horoscope which providesnumerous benefits to an individual. It is formed when the lord offifth and eleventh houses exchange their houses and the Moon shouldbe in the 5^thhouse as well.

People who have this yoga in their horoscopes are very courageous and enjoy the topmost position in any organization or society. These people are known for their outspoken nature and achieve great fame and success in public life.

Therehave been many examples of Indra Yoga where a person did not enjoy along life but his/her fame was long-lasting. Alexander the Great andJesus Christ both lived a short life but their fame lasts even today.

Both these greats had this yoga in their horoscopes. However, if the 8^th house i.e. house of longevity is strong there is no reason to worry in case you have Indra Yoga in your horoscope.

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The lord of the fifth house i.e. the Jupiter lies in the 11^th house which is the house of Shani (Saturn). Similarly, the lord of the 11^th house i.e. Saturn is placed in the fifth house. This has given rise to the yoga in his horoscope.

Manypeople believe that it was due to Indra Yoga that he died early.However, it is not completely true, there are other factorscontributing to this fact but his long-lived fame can certainly beattributed to Indra Yoga as per our calculations.

Weoften see that many people have Indra Yoga in their horoscopes butthey do not achieve any significant wealth or success in life. Therecan be various factors contributing to it.

Firstly,the positions of the majority of the planets must be favorable for aRaj Yoga or Indra Yoga to work. Secondly, the horoscope must bestrong in order to support a favorable formation like Indra Yoga inyour horoscope.

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Details of 5 Elements in Panchang, 27 Yogas & 11 Karanas (7 Movable, 4 Fixed), influence on child birth, to know nature of person, result of an attempt etc.
Panchang is collection of 5 (panch) elements (ang), based on sunrise, moon’s position, time etc.
These five are :
1. Day of Week (each day is ruled by a planet), also called Vaara
2. Nakshatra (star or constellation in which Moon is transiting)
3. Tithi (moon phase, with respect to Sun’s position)
4. Karana (half a lunar day) (each Tithi has 2 Karanas)
5. Yoga (a special calculation for the separating distance of the Sun and Moon)

Vedic Astrology suggests few benefits of knowing these 5 Panchang Elements on Daily Basis :
• Uttering the Vaara (Day of the Week) will help one to enjoy longevity
• Uttering the Nakshatra (Star the Moon is in) will help one dissolve bad karmas
• Uttering the Tithi (Moon Phase) will help one enjoy immense wealth
• Uttering the Yoga will help one keep deep afflictions away
• Uttering the Karana will help one to get their desires fulfilled.

27 Nithya Yogas in Panchangam

How to Calculate Nithya Yoga (Present Yoga) : Add longitude of the Moon to the longitude of
the Sun and divide it by 13 degrees 20 minutes to get the Nithya Yoga.
Nithya Yoga = (Longitude of Sun + Longitude of Moon) / 13°20′

These Yogas and Karanas are particularly observed for child birth and nature of the child being born during that time.
Also while meeting a new person, they are observed by few to know the mindset of that person at that moment.

1. VISHKAMBHA (Supported) — prevails over others, victorious over enemies, obtains property, wealthy.
2. PRITI (Fondness) — well-liked, attracted to the opposite sex, enjoys life with contentment.
3. AYUSHMAN (Long-lived) — good health and longevity, energetic.
4. SAUBHAGYA (Good Fortune) — enjoys a comfortable life full of opportunities, happy.
5. SOBHANA (Splendor) — lustrous body and demeanor sensualist, obsessed with sex.
6. ATIGANDA (Danger or obstacles) — difficult life due to numerous obstacles and accidents; revengeful and angry.
7. SUKARMA (Virtuous) — performs noble deeds, magnanimous and charitable, wealthy.
8. DHRITI (Determination) — enjoys the wealth, goods and spouses of others; indulges in the hospitality of others.
9. SOOLA Spear, Pain) — confrontational and contrary, quarrelsome, angry.
10. GANDA (Danger or obstacles) — flawed morals or ethics, troublesome personality.
11. VRIDDHA (Growth) — intelligent, opportunistic and discerning; life constantly improves with age.
12. DHRUVA Constant) — steady character, able to concentrate and persist, wealthy.
13. VYAGATHA (Beating) — cruel, intent on harming others.
14. HARSHANA (Thrilling) — intelligent, delights in merriment and humor.
15. VAJRA (Diamond, Thunderbolt) — well-off, lecherous, unpredictable, forceful.
16. SIDDHI (Success) — skillful and accomplished in several areas; protector and supporter of others.
17. VYATAPATA (Calamity) — prone to sudden mishaps and reversals, fickle and unreliable.
18. VARIYAN (Comfort) — loves ease and luxury, lazy, lascivious.
19. PARIGHA (Obstruction) — encounters many obstacles to progress in life; irritable and meddlesome.
20. SIVA (Auspicious) — honored by superiors and government, placid, learned and religious, wealthy.
21. SIDDHA (Accomplished) — accommodating personality, pleasant nature, interest in ritual and spirituality.
22. SADHYA (Amenable) — well behaved, accomplished manners and etiquette.
23. SUBHA (Auspicious) — lustrous body and personality, but problems with health; wealthy, irritable.
24. SUKLA (Bright White) — garrulous and flighty, impatient and impulsive; unsteady and changeable mind.
25. BRAHMA (Priest, God) — trustworthy and confidential, ambitious, good discernment and judgment.
26. INDRA (Chief) — interest in education and knowledge; helpful, well-off.
27. VAIDHRITI (Poor Support) — critical, scheming nature; powerful and overwhelming mentally or physically.

11 Karanas in Panchangam (7 Fixed, 4 Movable)

Karana is ½ a Tithi or Moon Phase.
There are four Fixed Karanas and they occur only once in a month.
There are seven Moveable (Recurring) Karanas and they occur eight times during the lunar month.

4 Fixed Karanas in Panchang

1. Shakuni : The person of this Karana will be calm, composed, intelligent, gifted with intuition and full of good deeds.
Its ruling deity is Garuda (eagle). Shakuni Karana falling in the night in the 14th day of the dark moon is suitable for hold-ups, committing theft and the like crimes, driving away enemies and soldiers, taming birds, starting medication and all kinds of war operations.
2. Chatushpada : The person of this Karana will do independent business, take great pains in work and will be truthful.
Its ruling deity is Vrishabha (Bull). This Karana falling on Amavasya (New Moon) is suitable for vanquishing enemies through Tantric methods. It gives success in all business related to four footed animals, particularly cattle. Shraddha and Tarpanam work done in this karana also gives quite good results.
3. Naga : The person of this Karana will be a specialist and successful in professions connected with minerals. Will
be of good character and capable of mesmerizing and catching snakes.
Its ruling deity is Naga (deified form of serpent). Naga Karana falling in Amavasya (New Moon) is more suited for destructive and subversive acts.
4. Kaustuva or Kimstughna : Persons of this Karana are intelligent but may be bent on doing bad deeds; are heartless, unpopular and may suffer much in life.
Its ruling deity is Kubera (Lord of wealth). This karana falling on Sukla Paksha Pratipada (1st day of Waxing Moon Phase) causes Vaisvadeva Yoga ,which is held to be the best karana for doing any work.