Astrology says that an auspicious muhurat gives maximum benefit of a work to a native. In Vedic astrology there are some yogas in which an already finished work has to be repeated by a native. Here we will discuss about these yogas and their influence on people.

Dwipushkar yoga

This is a combination of week days, lunar days and nakshatra in which a completed task has to be done again. Astrologers say that if a native has performed an auspicious work during this yoga then she will have the opportunity of doing the auspicious work again. Similarly if the completed work was bad then the native may have to do the same once again. That’s why inauspicious work should be avoided in this yoga.

Now let’s see the formation of this yoga. If the Bhadra tithi i.e. the 2nd, 7th or 12th lunar day falls on Sundays, Tuesdays or Saturdays and either of the dwipada nakshatra like Mrigashira, Chitra or Ghanistha combines with the above stated circumstances then dwipushkar yoga is formed. Tripushkar yoga is another type of yoga in which a completed work has to be performed thrice by a native. Let’s see how tripushkar yoga is made and its impact on a person’s life.

Tripushkar yoga

The tripushkar yoga is formed in Bhadra tithi i.e. the 2nd, 7th or 12th lunar days fall especially on Sundays, Tuesdays or Saturdays, when either of the tripada nakshatra like Punarwasu, Kritika, Purvaphalguni, Uttrasadha or Purvabhadrapada forms a combination with the previous determinants.

A native has to do a work thrice in this yoga because a nakshaktra’s 3 legs are on a sign and 1 leg on another sign. People should be careful of not doing any bad work during this yoga, which may compel them to do the inauspicious work for 3 times more.