Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga
Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga is an auspicious combination yoga — it isn't one of the panchang's 27 nitya yogas (which are based on Sun-Moon longitude). It forms when a specific weekday matches a specific nakshatra. From "Sarva" (all) + "Artha" (purpose/goal) + "Siddhi" (success): "the yoga granting success in all endeavours." This isn't a single rare yoga — it recurs many times a month (per some sources, 8-12 times), making it a practical, everyday muhurat option for small decisions. The exact weekday-nakshatra pairing table varies by source — details below.
Significance
In muhurta-shastra, when no special planetary calculation is available for small daily tasks (shopping, starting a new course, government paperwork, travel), Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga is regarded as an easy, frequently-recurring auspicious option — rare auspicious yogas like Ravi Yoga/Guru Pushya can be months away, while this one recurs often.
This yoga is linked to Amrit Siddhi Yoga — some sources describe Amrit Siddhi as a subset of a few Sarvartha Siddhi pairings — though this relationship appears to hold only for the table above, not universally.
In some traditions, this yoga is regarded as capable of counteracting inauspicious influences such as Mrityu Yoga.
The weekday-nakshatra rule (how to recognize it)
Panchang traditions/software vary here — not just differing wording, but entirely different tables. One relatively best-matching (partial) cluster is given below:
| Weekday | Nakshatras |
|---|---|
| Sunday | Hasta, Mula, Uttara Phalguni, Uttara Ashadha, Uttara Bhadrapada, Pushya, Ashlesha |
| Monday | Shravana, Rohini, Mrigashirsha, Pushya, Anuradha |
| Tuesday | Ashwini, Uttara Bhadrapada, Krittika, Ashlesha |
| Wednesday | Rohini, Anuradha, Hasta, Krittika, Mrigashirsha |
| Thursday | Revati, Anuradha, Ashwini, Punarvasu, Pushya |
| Friday | Revati, Anuradha, Ashwini, Punarvasu, Shravana |
| Saturday | Shravana, Rohini, Swati |
The Saturday row (Shravana/Rohini/Swati) matches exactly across sources; on other weekdays, some sources' tables appear as a partial subset of this one.
An important caveat: some other panchang traditions/software use entirely different weekday-nakshatra tables — some sources showed no match at all with the table above, on any weekday. The definition — "Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga = a highly auspicious weekday-nakshatra combination" — is consistent everywhere, but the exact pairing table varies by tradition/source. So the table above shouldn't be treated as the single final truth — checking a trusted panchang tool for the specific date is advised.
Who should use this
This isn't a vrat/festival — any reader choosing a day for an auspicious task can use this.
Good to know
By some traditions, buying a vehicle on Tuesday or iron on Saturday is best avoided even during this yoga; Rahukaal/Gulik kaal/Yamaganda windows should also be avoided during this yoga.
This yoga isn't the sole criterion for auspiciousness — a muhurat is decided by looking at other panchang elements too (tithi, karan) together.
To check a specific day's yoga, always check that day's today's panchang (weekday + nakshatra) — don't work it out yourself from a memorized table, since the nakshatra can change during the day.
Date (occurrences)
Check today's weekday and nakshatra and match them against the table above — if they match, that day can be regarded as a Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga day:
- Check today's weekday and nakshatra (today's panchang or the day page).
- Match it against the table above.
- The nakshatra can change during the day — so rather than a firm statement based only on the sunrise nakshatra, check a trusted panchang tool for the exact moment.
FAQ
- What is Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga?
- An extremely auspicious combination yoga formed when a specific weekday matches a specific nakshatra — distinct from the panchang's 27 nitya yogas. Means "the yoga granting success in all endeavours."
- When does Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga occur / how do you recognize it?
- It isn't a single-date yoga; it forms whenever a specific weekday-nakshatra pair matches, and recurs many times a month. Check that day's panchang (weekday+nakshatra) to see the exact date.
- What activities should be done during Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga?
- It's regarded as auspicious for new ventures, starting education, business, contracts, travel, and spiritual practice.
- What's the difference between Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga and Amrit Siddhi Yoga?
- Both are weekday+nakshatra combination yogas; per one source, Amrit Siddhi is a subset of Sarvartha Siddhi — checked against the table above, all seven pairs match — but this doesn't hold for Sarvartha Siddhi's other, disputed tables, so the relationship is specific to one popular table, not a confirmed universal fact.
- Is Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga one of the panchang's 27 nitya yogas?
- No. Nitya yogas are determined by Sun+Moon longitude (one of 27); Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga is a different type — a nakshatra+weekday combination yoga.
- What activities should be avoided during Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga?
- Per some sources, buying a vehicle on Tuesday and buying iron on Saturday should be avoided, as well as Rahukaal/Gulik/Yamaganda windows — but this comes from limited sources, so take it as general guidance.