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Ratnakur Yoga Timings for October, 2026

Ratnakur Yoga Timings

Ratnakur Yoga DaysRatnakur Yoga Timings
October 9, 2026, Friday09:36 PM to 06:18 AM, Oct 10
October 13, 2026, Tuesday11:28 PM to 06:21 AM, Oct 14
October 15, 2026, Thursday01:13 AM to 06:21 AM
October 18, 2026, Sunday08:28 AM to 06:24 AM, Oct 19
October 20, 2026, Tuesday06:24 AM to 12:50 PM
October 21, 2026, Wednesday06:25 AM to 02:12 PM
October 22, 2026, Thursday02:48 PM to 06:26 AM, Oct 23
October 24, 2026, Saturday06:27 AM to 01:37 PM

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About Ratnakur Yoga

What is Ratnakur Yoga?

Ratnakur Yoga (रत्नाकुर योग) is an auspicious Vaara-Tithi combination yoga from traditional Panchang reference tables. The name evokes the “sprouting of gems” — a fitting image for a yoga traditionally associated with prosperity, growth, and favourable returns on effort begun during its window. Unlike Sarvartha Siddhi or Naasha Yoga, Ratnakur Yoga depends only on the weekday and Tithi, with no Nakshatra condition involved.

Astronomical Formation

Ratnakur Yoga forms when a specific Tithi falls on a specific weekday, with each weekday carrying its own qualifying Tithi(s) from the classical reference table:

  • Sunday: Tritiya (3rd), Ashtami (8th), or Trayodashi (13th) Tithi.
  • Monday: Pratipada (1st), Shashthi (6th), or Ekadashi (11th) Tithi.
  • Tuesday: Chaturthi (4th), Navami (9th), or Chaturdashi (14th) Tithi.
  • Wednesday: Panchami (5th), Dashami (10th), Purnima (15th), or Amavasya (30th) Tithi.
  • Thursday: Dwitiya (2nd), Saptami (7th), or Dwadashi (12th) Tithi.
  • Friday: Panchami (5th), Dashami (10th), Purnima (15th), or Amavasya (30th) Tithi.
  • Saturday: Tritiya (3rd), Ashtami (8th), or Trayodashi (13th) Tithi.

Recommended Activities During Ratnakur Yoga

Given its association with gems and growth, Ratnakur Yoga is considered favourable for:

  • Buying Valuables: Purchasing gold, silver, jewellery, or gemstones.
  • Financial Growth: Making investments, opening savings instruments, or starting a new venture.
  • Property & Assets: Buying land, a house, or a vehicle.
  • New Beginnings: Starting education, training, or a new job.

Important Considerations

Each Ratnakur Yoga window is computed as a continuous interval and, matching Panchang convention, is displayed split at local sunrise. Since it depends only on Tithi and weekday, it is worth cross-checking the same window against Nakshatra-based yogas and local inauspicious muhurats (like Rahu Kalam) before finalising important plans.

Frequently Asked Questions about Ratnakur Yoga

Ratnakur Yoga is an auspicious Vaara-Tithi (weekday-lunar day) combination yoga. Its name suggests the "sprouting of gems," and it is traditionally linked to prosperity and growth.
Yes, Ratnakur Yoga is considered favourable for buying gold, silver, jewellery, gemstones, and other valuable assets, in keeping with its association with prosperity.
Each weekday has its own qualifying Tithi (or Tithis). For example, it falls on Tritiya, Ashtami or Trayodashi on Sunday, and on Panchami, Dashami, Purnima or Amavasya on Wednesday and Friday — the full weekday-by-weekday list is shown above.
No. Unlike Sarvartha Siddhi or Amrit Siddhi Yoga, Ratnakur Yoga is a pure Vaara-Tithi combination — only the weekday and lunar day (Tithi) matter, with no Nakshatra condition.
Yes, starting a new venture, making investments, or beginning financially significant activities during Ratnakur Yoga is traditionally considered favourable.
Ratnakur Yoga windows are computed as continuous intervals from the exact Tithi and weekday (sunrise-to-sunrise) boundaries for your chosen location, then split at local sunrise to match Panchang convention.