Panchanga is a horoscope for every day, which consists of five elements. If translated into a more understandable language, then this is a description of the quality of time, his mood and what things are best preferred on this day, according to the Panchang.
In order to be able to compose a Panchang on our own, we need to know its components, which are:
1. Solar-Moon yoga (position between the Sun and the Moon relative to each other)
2. Varana (day of the week. 7 days, counting from Sunday, not from Monday as is more usual for us)
3. Nakshatra (constellation in which the Moon is currently located)
4. Tithas (Lunar days. There are 16 of them in total, 14 of which are repeated 2 times and at the end we have 30 lunar days)
5. Karana (half a day. There are a total of 7 mutable karanas and 4 fixed karanas)
For a better understanding of the essence of Panchang, I suggest considering these 5 components in the form of ingredients for our meal for the day. Imagine that a new day brought us 5 beautiful fruits, we can use them as a dessert at a bachelorette party. But 5 fruits will be very little for hard physical work. Let’s say that the next day they bring us 5 types of meat, so it’s better to devote this day to sports with a friend, work out in the gym and cook a delicious high-protein dinner for both of them. If a day brings us 5 vegetables, then you can either make a unloading day for yourself and eat them raw, or prepare stewed vegetables for the older generation, because their energy is not so strong and it is worth taking this into account. I think everything is clear? The universe gives us certain conditions for every day, and we decide how best to live them.
Yoga Harshana until 7 am. Next is the Vajra. Varana (Vara) Mangalavara. Tuesday. Nakshatra Pushya. Tithi Shukla Pratipada (1 day of the growing Moon). Karana Kinstughna up to 10. Then Balava. To synchronize the solar and lunar years, Purushottama is added every 2 years and 8.5 months. This is an extra month in the lunar […]
Yoga Vyatipata until 6 am. Next is Harshana. Varana (Vara) Somavara. Monday. Nakshatra Punarvasu. Tithi Amavasya (15th day of the waning moon) until the evening. Next is Shukla Pratipada. Karana Chatushpada up to 8, then Nagava. After 21 Kinstughna. Do not forget that on Monday you should not start things aimed at duration, as decisions
Yoga Dhruva until 6 am. Next is Vyatipata. Varana (Vara) Ravivara. Sunday. Nakshatra Ardra. Tithi Krishna Chaturdashi (14th day of the waning moon) until the evening. Next Amavasya. Karana Vishti to 7. Then Shakuni to 20, completes the day of Chatushpad. As you can see from the panchanga, the energies of the day are not
Yoga Vriddhi until 6 am. Next is Dhruva. Varana (Vara) Shanivara. Saturday. Nakshatra Mrigashira up to 22 hours. Next is Ardra. Tithi Krishna Trayodashi (13th day of the waning moon) until the evening. Next is Chaturdashi. Karana Garaja up to 18. Next is Vishty. The month is slowly ending, so you should not start implementing
Yoga Ganda until 5.58. Next Vriddhi. Varana (Vara) Shukravara. Friday. Nakshatra Rohini until 19.57. Then Mrigashira. Tithi Krishna Dvadasi (12th day of the waning moon) until 16.47. Next is Triodashi. Karana Kaulava until 4.17. Taytila until 16.47. Next Garage. Although Nakshatra Rohini and Friday are not harmonious with each other, they lead to costs, but
Yoga Shula until 5.23. Next is Ganda. Varana (Vara) Guruvara. Thursday. Nakshatra Krittika until 17.22. Next is Rohini. Tithi Krishna Ekadashi (11th day of the waning moon) until 14.54. Next is Dvadasi. Karana Balava until 14.54. Next is Kaulava. Tithi Ekadashi is aimed at cleansing both the mind and the body. Therefore, it is advisable
