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Surya + Chandra Yuti / Sun + Moon Conjunction

Amavasya (New Moon) Yoga

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Amavasya (New Moon) Yogaa named yoga is formed by this yuti

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Surya + Chandra (Sun and Moon) conjunct on a Kaal Purush kundali. Tap a graha to see its drishti, or pick a house below to see this yuti in that bhava.

What the Sun and Moon conjunction means

A conjunction (yuti) is formed when two or more grahas occupy the same sign of a birth chart, so their significations blend and act as one force. When Surya + Chandra (Sun + Moon) come together, the chart fuses Sun’s the soul, authority and vital life-force and Moon’s the mind, emotions and nurturing instinct. This particular combination also forms the named Amavasya (New Moon) Yoga (explained below).

Whether this yuti helps or harms is not fixed. The very same combination is a blessing in one bhava and a test in another, so a serious Jyotish reading judges it house by house, alongside the dignity of each graha by sign and the aspects it receives, never by a single good-or-bad label.

What each graha brings to the yuti

In a conjunction the grahas do not average out. Each keeps its own voice, and the strongest by dignity leads. Here is what every planet in this yuti contributes:

Surya (Sun)Malefic · signifies soul (atma), father, authority & government

It brings the soul, authority and vital life-force. Well placed, it gives confidence, leadership, good health, recognition from authority and a strong sense of self; weak or afflicted, low confidence, ego conflicts, trouble with father or bosses, and weak vitality.

Chandra (Moon)Benefic (waxing) / Malefic (waning) · signifies mind (manas), mother, emotions & moods

It brings the mind, emotions and nurturing instinct. Well placed, it gives emotional stability, popularity, a caring nature and mental peace; weak or afflicted, mood swings, anxiety, emotional insecurity and issues with the mother.

Dignity by sign is what decides whether this yuti delivers or struggles. Check where each graha of this conjunction actually sits in your chart:

GrahaNatureOwn signExalted (uchcha)Debilitated (neecha)
Surya (Sun)MaleficLeoAriesLibra
Chandra (Moon)Benefic (waxing) / Malefic (waning)CancerTaurusScorpio

A graha in its own or exalted sign carries the conjunction; one in its debilitation sign leans on the others. Full walkthrough: exaltation, debilitation and planetary strength.

How common Sun and Moon together is

Sun and Moon share a sign in 10.7% of the 307 real charts saved on this site and in 8.8% of 10,000 births computed at random between 1960 and 2010. Source and method: Kundali statistics 2026.

Aspects (drishti) this conjunction casts

A conjunction reaches beyond the house it sits in through drishti; the rules are in the drishti lesson. For this yuti:

Each graha here aspects only the 7th house from itself, so the yuti’s reach is focused rather than wide. Open a house page below to see exactly which bhava it aspects from that position.

Before you judge this conjunction

Dignity by sign (the table above), the lagna lord's involvement and any drishti from Jupiter decide the result in a real chart; the five-step method is in how to judge a conjunction.

Amavasya (New Moon) Yoga

This conjunction forms the well-known Amavasya (New Moon) Yoga, which gives a private, self-reliant nature; the Moon is weakened by proximity to the Sun, so emotional confidence needs conscious building. Like every yoga, its full strength depends on the dignity of the grahas that form it and the house they occupy. A Amavasya (New Moon) Yoga in a strong bhava with dignified planets delivers far more than a weak one.

How the grahas interact

Sun and Moon are friendly. Friendly grahas amplify each other’s good results, while hostile grahas compete for the same space, creating an inner tension the native must consciously balance. The strongest graha in the group, by dignity, tends to dominate how the whole conjunction expresses itself. Which grahas count as friends is a fixed classical table, set out in planetary friendships.

When these results appear

Expect this yuti to speak during the Vimshottari dasha or antardasha of Sun and Moon, and when Jupiter or Saturn transit the house it occupies or aspect it.

Why a conjunction stays latent between those windows: the conjunction lesson.

Sun and Moon conjunction in each house (honest, house by house)

The same yuti is favourable in some bhavas and testing in others. Read the accurate, house-specific verdict for each:

See the Sun and Moon (Surya + Chandra) conjunction in your own kundali

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Sun and Moon conjunction mean?▾

When Sun and Moon (Surya + Chandra) occupy the same sign, their significations merge: soul (atma), mind (manas). It forms Amavasya (New Moon) Yoga. Whether it helps or harms depends entirely on the house and sign it falls in.

Is the Sun and Moon conjunction good or bad?▾

Neither, by itself. The same yuti is excellent in some houses and difficult in others, so it must be judged house by house (see the links above) alongside the dignity of each graha and any aspect from the lagna lord or Jupiter.

What is Amavasya (New Moon) Yoga?▾

Amavasya (New Moon) Yoga gives a private, self-reliant nature; the Moon is weakened by proximity to the Sun, so emotional confidence needs conscious building.

When do Sun and Moon conjunction results appear?▾

They surface during the Vimshottari dasha or antardasha of the conjoined grahas, and when transits activate the house they sit in.

Related Pages

Classical sources for this article

  1. Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra (Maharishi Parashara): the chapters on the grahas in the houses, and on the natural relationships (friend, neutral, enemy) between the grahas.
  2. Phaladeepika (Mantreswara): the chapter on the effects of two or more grahas in one house (yuti).
  3. Saravali (Kalyana Varma): the chapters on the results of two-graha and three-graha conjunctions.
  4. Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra (Maharishi Parashara): the chapters on the houses (bhava) and the grahas in the houses.

Chart calculations on this site use Drik Siddhanta with the Swiss Ephemeris and the Lahiri ayanamsha.

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