Kamatura Yoga

Kamatura Yoga is a combination described in classical Vedic astrology. The texts give 2 versions of it, each formed differently. It involves Venus.

Venus

Uncommon5.9%

At least one of its 2 versions appears in about 1 in 17 charts.

From 30,000 birth charts calculated for random dates from 1940 to 2025 at places around the world, using the same rules as our Yoga finder.

2 versions

1 2Jump to a version · yellow = rare

Variation 1

UNCOMMON

Condition: Venus in a Dandva (dual) sign (Dandva can also mean Gemini exclusively) in own Navamsha.
Source: Sambu Hora Prakasha 14/89
Results: The person might have a high degree of lust, passion and libidinous desires.
How common: Uncommon: about 1 in 18 charts (5.4%)

From Lagna

Variation 2

RARE

Condition: Venus in the 1st Hora of Leo in the 4th house.
Source: Sambu Hora Prakasha 14/89
Results: The person might have a high degree of lust, passion and libidinous desires.
How common: Rare: about 1 in 221 charts (0.45%)

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Terms used on this page

Own sign (Swakshetra): A sign ruled by the planet itself, such as Mars in Aries or Scorpio. A planet here is comfortable and strong.
Movable, fixed and dual signs: Movable (Chara): Aries, Cancer, Libra, Capricorn. Fixed (Sthira): Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, Aquarius. Dual (Dvisvabhava): Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, Pisces.
Navamsha (D9): The ninth-division chart. Each sign is split into nine parts of 3°20′; the Navamsha shows the deeper strength of each planet and is key for marriage.

Fig. 1How it forms

Venus in a Dandva (dual) sign (Dandva can also mean Gemini exclusively) in own Navamsha.A sample chart from our test set (born 1971). Highlighted: Venus.Check your chart →