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Yoga influences the auspiciousness of a day and is considered when planning important events, rituals, and activities. Certain Yogas are deemed more favorable for specific actions, while others are seen as inauspicious.

Yogas such as Priti, Saubhagya, Shobhana, and Siddha are considered auspicious and favorable for starting new ventures, performing ceremonies, and other significant activities.

Yogas such as Atiganda, Vyatipata, and Vajra are generally considered inauspicious and are avoided for starting important tasks or making significant decisions.

Yogas play a crucial role in Muhurta, the branch of Vedic astrology that determines the best times for various activities. Choosing a time with a favorable Yoga can enhance the chances of success and reduce obstacles.

A Yoga changes approximately every 24 hours, but the exact duration can vary slightly depending on the relative speeds of the sun and moon.

Yoga is distinct from other elements of Panchang such as Tithi (lunar day), Nakshatra (lunar mansion), Karana (half Tithi), and Vara (weekday). While Tithi, Nakshatra, and Karana are based on the moon's position, Yoga is determined by the combined positions of the sun and moon.