Sarvartha Siddhi yoga (“accomplishing all aims”) is a panchang muhurat, not a birth-chart yoga. It forms when the day’s weekday and the Moon’s nakshatra make one of a set of auspicious pairs — for example Monday with Rohini or Shravana, Thursday with Pushya or Revati. It lasts while that nakshatra runs on that weekday and is used to start new work when a full muhurat is not available.
How the yoga forms
The rule is a weekday (vara) + nakshatra pairing. It has nothing to do with Rahu and Ketu in the 5th and 9th houses or any natal placement.
| Weekday | Nakshatras (combinations on which panchang lists agree) |
|---|---|
| Sunday | Pushya, Uttara Phalguni, Hasta, Uttara Ashadha, Uttara Bhadrapada |
| Monday | Rohini, Mrigashira, Pushya, Anuradha, Shravana |
| Tuesday | Ashwini, Krittika |
| Wednesday | Rohini, Mrigashira, Hasta, Anuradha |
| Thursday | Ashwini, Punarvasu, Pushya, Anuradha, Revati |
| Friday | Ashwini, Punarvasu, Anuradha, Shravana, Revati |
| Saturday | Rohini, Swati, Shravana |
Some panchang traditions add a few more pairs (for example Ashwini or Mula on Sunday, Uttara Phalguni or Uttara Bhadrapada on Tuesday); the table lists only the pairs that the common lists share.
How long it lasts
- Most panchangs count the yoga from sunrise (or from when the nakshatra begins on that weekday) until the nakshatra ends or the next sunrise, whichever comes first.
- Some lists include partial overlaps, so dates can differ slightly between panchangs and cities.
- For upcoming dates, see Sarvartha Siddhi yoga dates.
What it is used for — and limits
Traditionally it is used to begin purchases, business, travel, learning, documents and other new undertakings. It does not override serious defects: marriage and griha pravesh normally need a full muhurat rather than this yoga alone, and it is weakened by Bhadra, an inauspicious tithi such as Rikta (4th, 9th, 14th), or a solar or lunar eclipse. For major events a full muhurat checked against your chart is better.
Check it in your own chart
Yogas are read together with planetary strength, the houses ruled for your lagna and the running dasha. A free kundli shows these placements; the yoga finder lists common yogas. For a full reading, book a consultation.
Frequently asked questions
What is Sarvartha Siddhi yoga?
A panchang muhurat formed when a particular weekday coincides with particular nakshatras.
Is Sarvartha Siddhi yoga a birth-chart yoga?
No. It is a daily panchang combination, not a placement in a kundli.
Which combinations form Sarvartha Siddhi yoga?
For example Sunday with Pushya or Hasta, Monday with Rohini or Shravana, Thursday with Pushya or Revati, Saturday with Rohini, Swati or Shravana — see the table.
Can Sarvartha Siddhi yoga be used for marriage?
It is generally used for new work, purchases and travel; marriage and griha pravesh need a full muhurat.
Why do dates differ between panchangs?
Traditions differ on a few pairs and on whether partial-day overlaps count; local sunrise also shifts the window.
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