Aindra Yoga: Meaning & Significance
👑 · Nitya Yoga #26 of 27
Mighty / Kingly
Auspicious
Mighty | Kingly | Authoritative
Aindra (also written Indra) is the twenty-sixth Nitya Yoga, named after Indra, king of the Devas. It carries a royal, authoritative quality, favourable for leadership activities.
Yoga Number
26 of 27
Meaning
Mighty / Kingly
Ruling Deity
Indra
Nature
Auspicious
Significance of Aindra Yoga
Aindra Yoga favours activities connected with leadership, authority and material prosperity, drawing on Indra's own status as king of the heavens.
Authoritative
Prosperous
Auspicious
Activities Suited to Aindra Yoga
Aindra Yoga favours activities of leadership, authority and prosperity.
Favourable For
- Leadership activities
- Dealings with authority
- Prosperity-oriented undertakings
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Ruling Deity
Indra
Nature
Auspicious
The Deity of Aindra Yoga — Indra
Aindra Yoga is named after Indra, king of the Devas and wielder of the Vajra (thunderbolt) — the same figure associated with Vajra Yoga earlier in the cycle, though Aindra's own character leans toward kingship and authority rather than Vajra's sharp decisiveness.
Aindra Yoga in the Panchanga
Aindra is one of the handful of Nitya Yogas named directly after a deity, and is generally read as favourable, particularly for matters of leadership and standing.
People Also Ask
What does Aindra Yoga mean?
Aindra Yoga is named after Indra, king of the Devas, and carries a royal, authoritative quality.
Is Aindra Yoga auspicious?
Yes, it is generally considered an auspicious yoga, favourable for leadership and prosperity.
Is Aindra Yoga related to Vajra Yoga?
Both are associated with Indra, but they are distinct yogas — Vajra (15) reflects Indra's thunderbolt and decisive force, while Aindra (26) reflects his kingship and authority.
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