Budhaditya Yoga Checker — Sun & Mercury Conjunction in your Vedic Chart

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Enter birth date, time, and place. Budhaditya Yoga is read from the sidereal (Lahiri) chart — the Sun and Mercury conjunct in one sign, with Mercury free of combustion.

Name

Date of Birth

Time of Birth

Use the exact birth time with correct AM/PM — the houses depend on it.

Place of Birth

Fill in the birth details and tap Check Budhaditya Yoga.

What is Budhaditya Yoga?

Budhaditya Yoga — from Budha (Mercury) and Aditya (the Sun) — forms when the Sun and Mercury are conjunct, sitting together in the same sign and house of the birth chart. It is one of the most common yet valued yogas, giving a sharp intellect, eloquence, learning, success and fame.

The role of combustion

Because Mercury always stays close to the Sun (never more than about 28° away), this conjunction is frequent. The decisive question is whether Mercury is combust — too near the Sun, its light overpowered. Classical texts say a non-combust Mercury lets the Budhaditya brilliance shine fully, while a combust Mercury makes it work in flashes. This checker measures the exact Sun–Mercury gap and flags combustion.

What you get

The checker computes your sidereal (Lahiri) chart, confirms whether the Sun and Mercury are conjunct, shows the house where the yoga expresses, and grades its strength from Mercury's combustion, dignity and house plus the Sun's dignity — with a clear factor-by-factor breakdown and a downloadable PDF.