Named yogas

A yoga is a specific combination of planets that classical Jyotiṣa recognises by name and reads for a particular result. Here are the 28 the engine computes.

• Adhi Yoga
  Health, wealth, fame and long life — a major raja yoga from the Moon
• Amala
  A lasting, unblemished reputation — honourable earning and idealism in profession
• Anapha
  Well-being, good character and pleasant looks; enjoyment and material comforts
• Ashta-Lakshmi
  Happiness, health and wealth of the eight-Lakshmi order
• Bhadra Mahapurusha
  Intellect, eloquence and enterprise; sharp business acumen
• Budha-Aditya
  High intelligence, scientific bent of mind, skill in all works
• Chandra-Mangala
  Strong earning drive and business sense; wealth through enterprise
• Dhana Yoga
  Financial gain and accumulating prosperity through the linked houses' matters
• Durudhura
  Comforts and means on BOTH sides — possession and enjoyment together
• Gaja-Kesari
  Wisdom, lasting reputation and prosperity; commanding presence in one's circle
• Ganesha
  Wonderful intuition and foresight; wisdom distilled inward
• Guru-Chandala
  Unconventional, self-made beliefs; the guru's knowledge inflated or shortcut by Rahu
• Hamsa Mahapurusha
  The swan — righteous, handsome, respected; the character of a spiritual noble
• Kala Sarpa
  Intensity and karmic themes; progress feels gated, then arrives in surges
• Kemadruma
  An unsupported mind — swings of confidence, feast-and-famine fortunes
• Lakshmi
  Uninterrupted financial affluence, learning, fame and happiness
• Malavya Mahapurusha
  Luxury, beauty, artistic refinement and marital happiness
• Neecha Bhanga Raja Yoga
  A debilitated planet's cancellation converts early weakness into a distinctive rise
• Raja Yoga
  Power, status and success through the kendra-trikona union — luck meets action
• Ruchaka Mahapurusha
  Courage, command and physical excellence — the warrior's build and drive
• Saraswati
  Highly learned, scholarly; versed in prose, poetry and the sacred scriptures
• Sasa Mahapurusha
  Authority over groups, land and organisations; discipline as power
• Sunapha
  Self-earned wealth and standing; a very high status by one's own hand
• Ubhayachari
  Strong physique, very high status, wealth and many responsibilities
• Vasi
  Learning, memory and government favour
• Vasumati
  Never dependent on others — always with plenty of wealth
• Veshi
  Eloquence, balanced outlook, good memory; moderate steady wealth
• Vipareeta Raja Yoga
  Reversal fortune — gains precipitated by others' losses or by crisis handled well