Today's Panchang

Today's panchang serves as a guide in Vedic astrology, helping determine the good or bad timing for your daily activities. The panchang calendar helps you find the best muhurats, times for starting a new shop or business, festival timings, and many other things. For your convenience, our astrologers and technical team have designed the best panchang ever, which will help you find every muhurat, timing, etc. When you use this panchang, you will be able to find the right muhurat, timing, etc.

What are the benefits of reading today's panchang?

By reading the daily panchang, it helps you in many ways. The points given below will help you know more about it.

• You can plan your upcoming schedule:

If the coming week is an interview, you can choose a muhurat or anything else, like opening a shop, business, etc., you can use it for finding the best muhurat. It is very helpful in aligning the activities like shop opening, weddings, etc., as per planetary positions.

• Best muhurat or the timing:

When you read the panchang well, you know what the auspicious time for starting anything good and also what kind of inauspicious time it is for an event. You know when to take action.

• Guiding you well:

Helps you guide well in your life, like using a roadmap for performing the best rituals and also doing some important tasks.

What are 5 important parts of the Panchang?

Below are the 5 important parts of the panchang that will help you conclude.

Read below one by one:

• Tithi: It is known as a lunar day.

• Vara: It is known as the day of the week.

• Nakshatra: It is known as the 27th constellation.

• Yoga: A kind of angular relationship between the Sun and the Moon.

• Karana: It is half of a tithi.
  

Helps you understand tithis and months better:

• The Calculation:

A tithi is formed for every 12° of the distance that is created between the Sun and the Moon.

• The Lunar Month:

When you have a full 360° cycle, in which the Sun and the Moon return to the same sign.

• The Fortnights:

 Shukla Paskha arrival is the waxing phase that helps in increasing the light, which culminates in Purnima(the full moon).

• Knowing the Krishna Paksha:

With the decreasing light, or the waning phase, it ends with Amavasya (New Moon).

Vara or Days of the week:

Now coming to the vara or days of the week, it is divided into three categories:

• The Solar Priority:

Here, the sages named the first day as Sunday( Sun), while the most prominent day of the body is noticed.

• The Lunar Sequence:

Here, the second day is Monday, which is known for representing the Moon.

• The Planetary Hierarchy:

And the rest of the days follow the orbits of the planets below the Sun: Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn.

The Days and Their Lords:

As per Vedic Astrology, each day in the lunar month has different Gods. It is both for the waxing(bright) and the wanning(dark) phases. The list given below will help you understand it in a better way.

 

Also, understand that the gods assigned for each day must be worshipped on their respective days. For example:

• Gauri Maa must be worshipped on Tritiya

• Ganesh Ji on Chaturthi

• Nagas on Panchami

• Durga maa on Navami

So the above examples make things clear for you as to which god rules on which day. Like Vishnu is known as Dvadashi, Kamadeva for Trayodashi, and so on.

By reading today's Panchang, you can know what good or bad timing is for you. Also, by knowing the Panchang, you know which is the best time for doing different kinds of things in life.