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. Brahma Yoga until 14:02. Then Indra. Brahma Yoga symbolizes creative energy and the beginning of new endeavors. Until 14:02, it is an auspicious time for creative ideas and new projects. Indra Yoga starts after 14:02 and is associated with determination and leadership qualities, suitable for important actions and decision-making. 2. Varana (Vara) Mangalavara. […]
Panchanga Shukla Yoga until 13:54. Then Brahma Yoga. Varana (Vara) Somavara. Monday. Nakshatra Vishakha. Tithi Shukla Ashtami (8th day of the waxing Moon). Karana Vishti until 18:18. Then Bava. Today’s Panchanga showcases a powerful combination of energies influencing all aspects of life. The day begins with Shukla Yoga, lasting until 13:54. Shukla Yoga is associated
Panchanga Yoga Shubha until 13:17. Then Shukla. Varana (Vara) Ravivara. Sunday. Nakshatra Swati. Tithi Shukla Saptami (7th lunar day of the waxing Moon). Karana Gara until 16:23. Then Vanija. Today’s Panchanga combines influences that support both material and spiritual growth. Yoga Shubha until 13:17 creates a favorable atmosphere for initiatives and achievements, followed by Yoga
Panchanga 1. Yoga: Sadhya until 12:20, then Shubha. Sadhya: A period for persistence and overcoming difficulties. Shubha: Supports favorable events and success in new beginnings. 2. Varana (Vara): Shaniwara. Saturday. A day associated with Saturn, favorable for tasks requiring patience and discipline. 3. Nakshatra: Chitra. Favorable for creative actions and tasks requiring attention to detail.
Panchanga 1. Yoga: Siddha until 11:13, followed by Sadhya. Siddha: A period favorable for success, especially in undertakings that require completion or task execution.Sadhya: A yoga that supports overcoming obstacles and achieving results through perseverance. 2. Vara (Day of the Week): Shukravara (Friday). Planet: Friday is ruled by Venus, the planet of love, harmony, and
Panchanga Yoga Shiva until 10:07. Then Siddha. Vara (Day) is Guruvara (Thursday). Nakshatra Uttara Phalguni until 21:03. Then Hasta. Tithi Shukla Chaturthi (4th day of the waxing Moon). Karana Vanidja until 08:49. Then Vishti. Yoga Shiva until 10:07. Then Siddha Today, Yoga Shiva is effective until 10:07, symbolizing intensity and the potential for achieving high
Panchanga Yoga Parigha until 09:10. Then Shiva. Varana (Vara): Budhavara. Wednesday. Nakshatra Purva Phalguni until 18:00. Then Uttara Phalguni. Tithi Shukla Tritiya (3rd day of the waxing moon) until 19:36. Then Chaturthi. Karana Gara until 19:35. Then Vanija. Yoga Parigha until 09:10, then Shiva Yoga Parigha: This is a time when restrictions and difficulties may
Panchanga Yoga Variyana until 08:28. Then Parigha. Varana (Vara): Mangalavara. Tuesday. Nakshatra Magha until 15:13. Then Purva Phalguni. Tithi Shukla Dwitiya (2nd day of the waxing Moon) until 17:22. Then Tritiya. Karana Kaulava until 17:22. Then Taitila. Yoga Variyana until 08:28, then Parigha Yoga Variyana: This is a time for active efforts, work, and achievements.
Panchang Yoga Vyatipat until 08:06. Then Variyana. Varana (Vara): Somavara. Monday. Nakshatra Ashlesha until 12:51. Then Magha. Tithi Shukla Pratipat (1st day of the waxing moon) until 15:33. Then Dwitiya. Karana Bava until 15:33. Then Balava. Yoga Vyatipat until 08:06, then Variyana Yoga Vyatipat: This time may present obstacles and challenges. After 08:06, Yoga Variyana
Panchanga Yoga Siddhi until 08:06. Then Vyatipat. Varana (Vara): Ravivara. Sunday. Nakshatra: Pushya until 10:56. Then Ashlesha. Tithi: Amavasya (15th day of the waning Moon) until 14:12. Then Pratipat. Karana: Naga until 14:12. Then Kimstugha. Yoga Siddhi until 08:06, then Vyatipat Yoga Siddhi symbolizes success and achievement. This is a favorable time for starting new
