Your Janma Yoga is the Nitya Yoga that was running at the exact moment of your birth. The yoga is the third of the five limbs of the Panchang: the sidereal longitudes of the Sun and the Moon are added together, and the resulting arc is divided into 27 equal parts of 13°20′ each. The part holding the combined longitude is the day's yoga — starting with Vishkambha and ending with Vaidhriti.

Because the yoga blends the Sun (soul, vitality) and the Moon (mind, emotions), the birth yoga is read as the basic temperament that colours the whole personality. Classical texts give each of the 27 yogas a presiding deity, an auspicious or inauspicious character, and a short "born in this yoga" result — for example, Siddhi Yoga favours accomplishment, while births in Vyatipata or Vaidhriti are traditionally answered with simple remedial prayers rather than worry.

What this calculator shows

• Your birth yoga (out of 27) with its meaning and presiding deity
• Whether the yoga is classically auspicious or inauspicious
• How far the yoga had progressed when you were born
• Sun and Moon positions, Moon sign, and Nakshatra at birth
• The full Panchang of the birth moment

For an accurate result, enter your exact time of birth and select your birth city from the dropdown so the coordinates and timezone are correct. An inauspicious birth yoga is not a verdict — it marks a temperament with extra grit; consult a qualified astrologer to read it alongside the full chart.