Yogi - Avayogi Calculator - Fortune and Friction Planets
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Frequently asked questions about Yogi
How do you calculate the Yogi planet?
Add the positions of the Sun and Moon together, plus 93 degrees 20 minutes (the start of Pushya nakshatra). That exact spot is the Yogi Point, and the ruler of that nakshatra is your Yogi planet. Count 14 nakshatras ahead (186 degrees 40 minutes) to find the Avayogi Point and its nakshatra ruler, the Avayogi. The rashi (zodiac sign) ruler of the Yogi Point is your Duplicate Yogi.
Does an Avayogi dasha ruin that part of your life?
No. The Avayogi simply asks you to put in extra effort in the life areas it touches. A strong or well-placed Avayogi acts like a coach rather than a curse. Look at your whole chart together instead of letting it cancel out your mahadasha.
Should you wear a gemstone for your Yogi planet?
Not based on this page alone. A gemstone depends on how a planet acts in your specific birth chart. Even if your Yogi is Venus, a diamond may not suit you if Venus causes difficulties or is already too strong. Try the Gemstone Suggestions tool or get a full chart reading.
Is this the same as Janma Yoga?
No, they are different. Janma Yoga is one of 27 daily combinations made by adding the positions of the Sun and Moon. Yogi and Avayogi use that same math with an added shift of 93 degrees 20 minutes to find two specific birth planets.
What if your Duplicate Yogi and Avayogi are the same planet?
This can happen in your chart. The planet might bring helpful opportunities and extra challenges during the same dasha (time period), so you can treat this time as a mix of both.
What are Yogi and Avayogi?
The Yogi and Avayogi are two special planets calculated from the positions of your Sun and Moon plus 93°20′ (the start of Pushya nakshatra, where Vishkambha begins). This spot is your Yogi Point, and the planet ruling its nakshatra is your Yogi, which tends to bring supportive times during its dasha period. Fourteen nakshatras away lies the Avayogi Point, ruled by the Avayogi planet, which often asks for extra patience and steady effort.
The rashi (sign) ruler of your Yogi Point is called the Duplicate Yogi, which acts as an assistant to your Yogi, just like in Jagannatha Hora software. These points give timing hints rather than acting as a brand-new graha (planet), so the rest of your chart still leads. An Avayogi dasha does not block your life; it is simply a chapter that rewards steady work in those areas.
Enter your exact birth time and city so your Moon position and points calculate correctly. This is different from the 27 daily Janma Yogas, even though both start with your Sun and Moon. You can check your current planetary cycle with Janma Mahadasha and view your complete chart with Kundli Maker. You are free to save or share your PDF results, and these pages are reviewed by Astro Arpita Nath.
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