Yoga · Later classical source

Amala Yoga

Only benefics in the 10th house: a clean, lasting reputation.

Type
Yoga
Planets
The planets in the 10th
Source tier
Later classical
How common
21.4% of charts
Source
Phaladeepika ch. 6; B.V. Raman, Three Hundred Important Combinations

How it forms

The 10th house, the house of reputation, counted from the ascendant or failing that from the Moon, holds at least one planet, and every planet in it is a natural benefic.

The natural benefics are Jupiter and Venus always, Mercury unless it shares a sign with the Sun, Mars, Saturn, Rahu or Ketu, and the Moon when it is waxing. Amala means “spotless”.

What it gives

A clean, lasting reputation. You are remembered for integrity more than power.

How common is it?

We cast 20,000 charts with this site's engine, for random birth times and places between 1940 and 2010, and counted. Amala Yoga appeared in 21.4% of them: about one chart in five. It held in full, with none of its weakening conditions, in 21.4%.

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Frequently asked questions

How common is Amala Yoga?
In 20,000 randomly cast charts it appeared in 21.4%, about one chart in five, and held in full in 21.4%.
Is Amala Yoga in the classical texts?
Its source is later classical: from the medieval works that built on them, such as Phaladeepika and Jataka Parijata. The rule as checked here comes from Phaladeepika ch. 6; B.V. Raman, Three Hundred Important Combinations.
How do I know if I have Amala Yoga?
Cast your free kundli on this site. The reading lists every yoga and dosha found in your chart, why it applies, and anything that weakens or cancels it.