When all the Grahas occupy Dharm, Labh, Tanu and Bandhu Bhava, Sankh Yog is produced. Should they occupy the six odd Bhavas, (i.e. Mesh, Mithun, Simh etc.) Chakr Yog is formed. So have the sages mentioned. Should all the Grahas be ranged from Dhan Bhava in six Rasis, intervened by Bhavas without Grahas, Samudra Yog is formed. (That is Grahas should be in Dhan, Bandhu, Ari, Randhr, Karm and Vyaya Bhava with the other Bhavas having no Grahas; this will cause Samudra Yog). When these Grahas in such condition have two blank Bhavas, Indra Yog is formed.

The effects of Sankha Yog are: the native will be a repository of virtues brave and versed. The one, who has Chakr Yog will be a repository of good qualities, be a king and will attain the throne of a large kingdom. One born in Samudra Yog will be blind right from birth will be dear to all, miser, lord of money and will have issues. One born in Indra Yog (or Mahendra Yog, as called in this Sloka) will be famous and will have many titles. He will be wealthy and also a superior man.