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.
Panchanga 1. Yoga Sadhya until 17:31, then Shubha Yoga Sadhya promotes achieving set goals and developing new relationships. This is a great time for networking, building friendships, and intellectual growth. After 17:31, Yoga Shubha begins, which is favorable for good deeds, seeking advice, and spiritual practices. This time is suitable for public speaking, preaching, and […]
Panchanga 1. Yoga Siddha until 16:33, then Sadhya Yoga Siddha is favorable for achieving completeness and success in all endeavors. This time is ideal for purposeful activities where it is important to control your feelings and emotions. After 16:33, Yoga Sadhya begins, which promotes achieving set goals. It is a good time for meeting new
Panchanga 1. Shiva Yoga until 15:48, then Siddha Shiva Yoga is favorable for good deeds, seeking advice, spiritual development, and interactions with others. It encourages compassion, helping others, and wise decisions. After 15:48, Siddha Yoga begins, which symbolizes completeness and success in all endeavors. This is an ideal time for focused activities and self-control, helping
Panchanga 1. Yoga Parigha until 15:18, then Shiva Yoga Parigha is associated with obstacles that may cause delays but also provide opportunities for learning and development. This is a time for caution and patience, and it is important to direct your efforts towards achieving long-term goals. After 15:18, Yoga Shiva begins, which favors good deeds,
Panchanga 1. Yoga Variyana until 15:06, then Parigha Yoga Variyana symbolizes the best and promotes success in matters of inheritance, material gain, and gratitude. This is a time for moderation and humility, as well as for resolving issues related to inheritance and finances. After 15:06, Yoga Parigha begins, which may create obstacles but also offers
Panchanga 1. Vyatipat Yoga until 15:15, then Variyana Vyatipat Yoga symbolizes periods of significant changes and challenges that require patience and wisdom. This yoga promotes self-reflection, honoring parents, and teachers. It is a favorable time for medical check-ups, spiritual practices, and self-improvement. After 15:15, Variyana Yoga begins, which symbolizes the best. It encourages humility, moderation,
Panchanga 1. Siddhi Yoga Siddhi Yoga symbolizes perfection and success in any undertaking. This is a favorable time for studying sacred scriptures, philosophical debates, and discussions. Siddhi Yoga facilitates achieving goals and manifesting the best qualities. Use this day to acquire spiritual knowledge and express your ideas and thoughts. 2. Varana (Vara) Guruvara — Thursday
Panchanga 1. Yoga Vajra Yoga Vajra symbolizes lightning, which can bring both light and destructive force. This yoga requires determination and readiness for rapid changes, but also calls for the establishment of justice and order. It is recommended to meet with relatives and subordinates, and perform righteous deeds. Use this time to strengthen relationships and
Panchanga 1. Vyaghata Yoga Vyaghata Yoga symbolizes strength and tension, urging caution in your actions and words. This yoga requires renunciation of cruelty and violence, as well as expanding your horizons. It teaches compassion and acceptance of respect from others, encouraging the avoidance of accusations and lies. Use this time to strengthen your inner power
Panchanga 1. Dhruva Yoga Dhruva Yoga symbolizes constancy, stability, and resilience. This yoga supports long-term projects that require patience and consistency. The energy of Dhruva is suitable for consolidating achieved results and preparing for future challenges. Use this day to stabilize your affairs, plan, and lay a solid foundation for further development. 2. Varana (Vara)
