Computed for Auckland, in New Zealand time (NZDT). Rahu Kalam, Yamagandam and Kuligai from its own sunrise; Gowri Nalla Neram from its sunrise and sunset. Minute times are under Your day.
Shastra's reading
For anything new, 11.34 am to 3.13 pm is the best of the day.
Atiganda Yogam runs till 7.14 pm Friday.
This is Margazhi, when many families do not hold weddings or griha pravesam. Daily archanai and worship need no muhurtham. For anything important, your family's jyotishi comes first.
Shastra
Your day: Tamil calendar for Auckland
Computed for Auckland, to the minute. Use these minutes when fixing a muhurtham.
The day at a glance
Avoid
Caution Karanam, Yogam
Good time Gowri Nalla Neram
All clear no caution
Nazhigai
Gold marks good time, the solid bars mark times to avoid, and hatching marks a caution: denser while two cautions run together. Tap or drag across the chart to read any moment.
Good times
11.34 am–3.13 pmClear of every caution; the steadiest time for subha karyam
9.23–9.43 amShort clear window
11.34 am–1.23 pm, inside the clear stretch
12.55–1.52 pm
5.04–7.56 pmClear of every caution
Avoid
6.04–7.54 am
7.43–9.23 am
9.43–11.34 am, what begins now is said to repeat
3.13–5.04 pm
Chandrashtamam
until Friday 12.18 pm
Sathayam · Avittam, third to fourth quarters· Poorattathi, first to third quarters
For those born in Kumbha Rasi.
is a time to go carefully: tradition advises waiting until it ends; many put off new ventures, long journeys and disputes.
Sun and Moon
Sunrise6.04 am
Sunset8.43 pm
Moonrise1.13 am (next day)
Moonset1.43 pm
SunDhanu Rasi
MoonKanya Rasi
This day and the next
No major observance on this day.
Observance days as Tamil calendars keep them, set by Auckland's own sunrise, sunset and moonrise.
Full panchangam
For rituals and muhurtham, computed for Auckland by modern astronomical calculation (Drik, Lahiri). A caution's start is rounded down and its end up; a good window's start up and its end down. Underlined words open their meaning.
The five limbs
Limb
This day
Then
Viyazhan (Thursday)
Ashtami, till 8.03 pm 34–57 nazhigai
Navami
Hastham, till 11.44 pm 44–08 nazhigai
Chithirai
Shobhana Yogam, till 7.57 pm 34–41 nazhigai
Atiganda Yogam
Balava Karanam, till 8.00 am 4–49 nazhigai Kaulava Karanam, till 8.03 pm 34–57 nazhigai
Siddha Yogam
Nazhigai count from sunrise.
Time windows, computed for Auckland
Window
Time
Traditional use
4.50–5.26 am
Prayer, meditation, study
6.04–7.54 am
Avoided for new beginnings
7.43–9.23 am
Avoided for new beginnings
9.43–11.34 am
Avoided for things you do not want repeated
12.55–1.52 pm
Widely used for beginnings
3.13–5.04 pm
Avoided for new beginnings
5.35–7.12 pm
A favourable window
Gowri Panchangam
Day
Dhanam16.04
Sugam27.54
Soram9.43
Uthi11.34
Amirtham1.24
Visham3.13
Rogam5.03
Labam36.54
Night
Amirtham8.43
Visham9.53
Rogam11.03
Labam12.14
Dhanam1.24
Sugam2.35
Soram3.44
Uthi4.55
Names in gold are good parts. A numbered good part overlaps a caution, and the caution counts first: 1 Yamagandam and Tyajyam; 2 Tyajyam; 3 Atiganda Yogam.
For sankalpam
Parābhava · Dakṣiṇāyana · Hemanta Ṛtu · Dhanus Māsa · Kṛṣṇa Pakṣa · Aṣṭamī · Guru Vāsara · Hasta
Given in Sanskrit, as recited, with the solar month as Tamil sankalpam uses it. Wording varies by family; confirm with your vadhyar.
1948
2083
2083
5128
1202
Kaliyuga counted as the Tamil almanac counts the current year. Gujarati Samvat turns the day after Deepavali.
Lagnam
Rising sign
From
To
Dhanu
6.04 am
7.21 am
Makara
7.21 am
9.49 am
Kumbha
9.49 am
12.15 pm
Meena
12.15 pm
2.41 pm
Mesha
2.41 pm
5.09 pm
Vrishabha
5.09 pm
7.32 pm
Mithuna
7.32 pm
9.34 pm
Kataka
9.34 pm
11.09 pm
Simha
11.09 pm
12.27 am
Kanya
12.27 am
1.42 am
Tula
1.42 am
3.09 am
Vrischika
3.09 am
5.00 am
Dhanu
5.00 am
6.05 am
The rising sign (udaya lagnam) through the day, computed for Auckland.
Horai
Day
Guru6.04
Sevvai7.17
Suriya8.30
Sukran9.44
Budhan10.57
Chandra12.10
Sani1.24
Guru2.37
Sevvai3.50
Suriya5.04
Sukran6.17
Budhan7.30
Night
Chandra8.43
Sani9.30
Guru10.17
Sevvai11.04
Suriya11.50
Sukran12.37
Budhan1.24
Chandra2.11
Sani2.57
Guru3.44
Sevvai4.31
Suriya5.18
Each horai begins at the time shown and runs to the next.