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Jwalamukhi Yoga Dates
Jwalamukhi means the mouth of a volcano, and this is a yoga to avoid. Use the explorer below to find every date it occurs in any year across three decades, plus how it forms and what not to begin in it.
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What is Jwalamukhi yoga?
Jwalamukhi is an inauspicious muhurta yoga. It forms from five tithi and nakshatra pairs: Pratipada with Mula, Panchami with Bharani, Ashtami with Krittika, Navami with Rohini, and Dashami with Ashlesha. Tradition warns that anything begun in Jwalamukhi yoga, from weddings to new business, struggles to succeed, so no new beginning is kept in it.
How Jwalamukhi yoga forms
Unlike the pushkara yogas, Jwalamukhi does not depend on the weekday, only on the tithi and nakshatra pair overlapping in the Panchang day.
What to avoid in Jwalamukhi yoga
- No weddings or engagements
- No new business launches
- No property or vehicle purchases
- No housewarming or travel beginnings
Routine daily work is fine. The caution is only about important new beginnings. If a date is unavoidable, consult an astrologer for the best possible window within the day.
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