Vishkambh Yoga

Meaning & Significance of Vishkambh Yoga (विशकुंभ योग)

The term Vishkambh , Vishkumbh or Vishkumbha means a pot of poison. People, born in this yoga are very supportive nature, succeeds over others, victorious over enemies, obtains property, wealthy.

What is Vishkambha Yoga?

Vishkambha Yoga(विशकुंभ योग क्या है?) is a rare yoga as per Vedic Astrology. Basically, a yoga that occurs, when any certain astrological conditions are met at the time of the birth of native. Meanwhile, this yoga occurs, when the Sun and the Moon are placed in the same zodiac sign or placed in the twelfth house in the horoscope.

Vishkambha Yoga Born Native is Intelligent

Every yoga has positive and negative effects, same thing also applied with the Vishkambha Yoga. People born in this yoga are very intelligent, creative, strong imagination skills and spiritual by nature. Vishkambha Yoga brings the native financial success and prosperity in the life.

However, Vishkambha Yoga can also give potential challenges related to emotional and psychological well-being. This is because due to the influence of the Moon, the native may be prone to anxiety, depression, poor sleep habit, frequently change in the mood, or other mental health issues as well as lead health issues related to the eyes, feet, or digestive system. I have seen in many horoscope charts; the native may suffer the issue in digestive issues.

How Yoga is Calculated?

Vishkambha Yoga is come in between 0:00 to 13°20' interval. This is not an auspicious yoga. The yoga is calculated by dividing the sum of the longitudes of the Sun and the Moon by 13 degrees and 20 minutes, the span of one Nakshatra. However, with each division of 13°20' interval representing a specific yoga. The remainder will indicate the current yoga. There is 27 Yogas. Vishkambha Yoga is 1st Yoga amongst 27 Yogas in Vedic Astrology.

Remedies for Vishkambha Yoga

The best remedy is native should do yoga and meditation on regular basis will help them a lot. Worship Lord Shiva and chant Chandra Gayatri Mantra "ॐ क्षीर-पुत्राय विद्महे अमृत-तत्त्वय धीमहि तन्नो सोमः प्रचोदयात् ॥" in any “Shiva Temple”.