Kuhuyoga, also referred to as Kuhu Yoga or simply Kuhu , is regarded as one of the most ominous and infrequent astrological phenomena in Hindu astrology. It is steeped in mythological, historical, and astrological significance, drawing from ancient texts such as the Smritis and Puranas . The yoga (celestial combination) is believed to herald grave consequences, particularly for rulers, leaders, or individuals of significant societal importance. Mythological Origins The mythological foundation of Kuhuyoga is tied to the sage Angiras and his wife Smriti , who, according to the Puranas , had four daughters: Anumati – Associated with a specific waxing moon phase. Sinivali – Connected with the new moon. Kuhu – The goddess linked to the amavasya (new moon day) and the next day of the bright fortnight. Raka – Tied to the full moon. These four goddesses represent various lunar phases and were believed to influence outcomes, both auspicious and inauspicious. Among them, Kuhu i...