Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga and Amrit Siddhi Yoga

Something unusual happens today. The morning resists — Vishti karana blocks everything that tries to begin. But behind that obstruction, a rare triple auspiciousness is running: Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga, Amrit Siddhi Yoga, and Siddha Yoga, all active from sunrise until Rohini gives way to Mrigashira in the late afternoon. The auspicious window sits behind the obstructive karana like sunlight behind cloud cover — and when Vishti lifts in the early afternoon, what remains is one of the most genuinely auspicious windows of the week.

Triple Auspiciousness: Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga, Amrit Siddhi Yoga, and Siddha Yoga

Saturday + Rohini nakshatra triggers a rare convergence: Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga (the yoga where “all purposes are accomplished”), Amrit Siddhi Yoga (the yoga of the immortal accomplishment), and Siddha Yoga (the yoga of perfection). All three run from sunrise until Rohini ends in the late afternoon.

Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga means that actions initiated during this window carry an inherent support — the cosmos cooperates with intention. Amrit Siddhi adds a layer of permanence: what you accomplish under Amrit Siddhi has staying power, like nectar Amrit that does not decay. Siddha Yoga completes the triad: the work reaches perfection not through force but through alignment. This is not a routine alignment; it is a convergence of energies that supports success, growth, and fulfillment. It is a rare and powerful combination that should be used deliberately and with clear intention.

The complication is Vishti karana, which obstructs the first half of this window. Vishti runs from sunrise through the morning and into early afternoon — and Vishti blocks new beginnings. So the triple-auspicious energy is present but partially locked. The practical window — where the yogas are active AND Vishti has cleared — runs from early afternoon until Rohini ends in the late afternoon. That is the golden window. Use it deliberately.

The Moon in Rohini in Taurus is the anchor for all three yogas. Rohini is the Moon’s own nakshatra — the place where the Moon is happiest, presided over by Brahma, the creator. The Moon is still exalted in Taurus, adding emotional stability and creative fertility to the auspicious window. Actions taken under Rohini + Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga + Amrit Siddhi Yoga + Siddha Yoga carry a quality of being planted in the right soil at the right time.

Rohini to Mrigashira: From Creation to Seeking

By late afternoon, the Moon enters Mrigashira — the deer’s head, presided over by Soma, the god of nectar. The shift from Rohini to Mrigashira is a shift from settled creation to active searching. The three auspicious yogas end with Rohini, and the evening takes on a different quality: restless, curious, investigative. Mars also occupies Mrigashira, sharpening the seeking into something more pointed and urgent.

Vidaal Yoga activates when Mrigashira begins, adding a disruptive quality to the evening. The combination of Mars in Mrigashira, Vidaal Yoga, and the loss of the triple-auspicious window means the evening is not the time for important decisions. The afternoon window is the day’s treasure; the evening is for processing, not acting.

Kamika Ekadashi: The Fast Is Tomorrow

The tithi shifts from Krishna Dashami to Krishna Ekadashi in the early afternoon. This marks the beginning of the Kamika Ekadashi tithi — but the Kamika Ekadashi fast is observed tomorrow (Sunday, August 9), when the Ekadashi tithi prevails at sunrise. The udayatithi rule governs: the tithi present at sunrise determines the day’s observance.

Today is preparation day. If you plan to observe the Kamika Ekadashi fast — one of the most powerful Ekadashis for the dissolution of accumulated karmic debt, praised in the Padma Purana — today is the day to prepare: eat well during the Rohini window, set your intention, and simplify the evening. The fast itself begins at sunrise tomorrow.

On Shanivara — Saturn’s day — the preparation carries extra weight. Saturn retrograde in Revati is already doing the work of karmic review, closing loops, and demanding accountability. Preparing for Kamika Ekadashi on Saturn’s day is not casual; it is the karmic accountant helping you prepare the ledger before the purification begins.

The Panchang

• Tithi: Krishna Dashami at sunrise → Krishna Ekadashi (Kamika Ekadashi tithi begins) from early afternoon
• Nakshatra: Rohini (Moon / Brahma) at sunrise → Mrigashira (Mars / Soma) from late afternoon
• Yoga: Dhruva (permanence) at sunrise → Vyaghata (disruption) from early morning
• Karana: Vishti (Bhadra) at sunrise → Bava from early afternoon → Balava from overnight
• Moon Sign: Vrishabha (Taurus) all day — Moon exalted
• Special: Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga (sunrise to late afternoon); Amrit Siddhi Yoga (sunrise to late afternoon); Siddha Yoga (sunrise to late afternoon); Vishti/Bhadra active until early afternoon; Kamika Ekadashi tithi begins early afternoon (fast observed on Aug 9); Vidaal Yoga from late afternoon; Three planets in Cancer (Sun in Ashlesha Pada 2, Mercury in Punarvasu Pada 4, Jupiter combust in Pushya — widening); Saturn retrograde on Saturn’s day.
• Ayana / Ritu: Dakshinayana, Varsha (Monsoon)

Check the HoraNow app for exact transition timings at your location.

Your Playbook for Today

Do this:

• Use the afternoon’s golden window — after Vishti lifts and before Rohini ends — for anything that matters. This is the convergence of Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga + Amrit Siddhi Yoga + Siddha Yoga without obstruction. Financial commitments, long-term decisions, creative work meant to last — all are exceptionally well-supported in this window.
• Prepare for Kamika Ekadashi. The fast is tomorrow. Eat well during the Rohini morning, set your intention for the fast, and simplify the evening. If you observe Ekadashi, today is the day to prepare the body and mind.
• Channel Saturn’s retrograde energy into settling one outstanding obligation. On Saturn’s day, the question is not “what do I want?” but “what do I owe?” Name it and take one step.
• The Rohini morning, even under Vishti, supports nourishment and comfort. Eat well, rest well, and let the exalted Moon in Taurus ground you before the fast begins tomorrow.

Watch out for:

• Vishti karana blocks the entire morning. Do not sign contracts, launch projects, or make irreversible decisions before the early afternoon.
• The golden window closes when Rohini ends in the late afternoon. After that, the triple-auspicious energy is gone, Mrigashira’s restlessness takes over, and Vidaal Yoga adds disruption. Front-load important actions into the afternoon.
• Vyaghata yoga can bring sudden disruptions. The name means “the blow” — expect course corrections that come without warning.
• Varjyam falls in the evening.

The Bottom Line

The morning is locked. The afternoon is golden. Three auspicious yogas — Sarvartha Siddhi, Amrit Siddhi, and Siddha — run behind Vishti’s obstruction all morning, then open fully when Vishti lifts in the early afternoon. The window between Vishti’s end and Rohini’s end is the day’s treasure. Use it for anything that needs cooperation from the universe. Then prepare for Kamika Ekadashi — the fast is tomorrow, and Saturn’s day is the right day to settle accounts before the purification begins.

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Track the Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga/Amrit Siddhi window, Vishti karana hours, Kamika Ekadashi preparation, and the daily panchangam at your location on the HoraNow app. Download at horanow.app.