Sydney, Monday, 8 March 2027
Monday 8 March 2027
Amavasya
The next day, Tuesday 9 March
On Monday 8 March 2027 in Sydney, the tithi is Amavasya until 8:29 pm AEDT; Rahu Kalam is 8:22 am to 9:57 am AEDT. Sunrise 6:48 am, sunset 7:24 pm. The panchangam day starts at sunrise, so the times after midnight below belong to Monday until sunrise on Tuesday.
On this day
- Amavasya is on Monday 8 March in Sydney. Amavasya dates 2027
Panchangam details
Tithi · Amavasya
until 8:29 pm
The lunar day. Fasts and observances such as ekadashi, pradosham, amavasya and shraddha are fixed by it.
Nakshatra · Shatabhisha
until 2:05 pm
The Moon's star at sunrise, one of 27. Your birth star is the one the Moon was in when you were born.
Yoga · Siddha
until 8:36 am
Worked out from the Sun's and Moon's positions added together. It is read with the tithi, nakshatra and karana when a muhurta is chosen.
Karana · Chatushpada
until 7:57 am; then Naga until 8:29 pm
Half a tithi. Vishti, called Bhadra Karanam, is avoided for new beginnings.
No Bhadra Karanam between this sunrise and the next.
Daylight periods
Rahu Kalam
8:22 am – 9:57 am
Not used to start new work; work already under way carries on.
Yamagandam
11:31 am – 1:06 pm
Avoided for setting out on a journey or starting something new.
Gulikai
2:40 pm – 4:15 pm
Avoided for new beginnings in most households.
Gowri Panchangam
| Day | ||
|---|---|---|
| 6:48 am – 8:22 am | Amirdha | good |
| 8:22 am – 9:57 am | Visham | avoid |
| 9:57 am – 11:31 am | Rogam | avoid |
| 11:31 am – 1:06 pm | Laabam | good |
| 1:06 pm – 2:40 pm | Dhanam | good |
| 2:40 pm – 4:15 pm | Sugam | good |
| 4:15 pm – 5:49 pm | Soram | avoid |
| 5:49 pm – 7:24 pm | Uthi | good |
| Night | ||
|---|---|---|
| 7:24 pm – 8:49 pm | Sugam | good |
| 8:49 pm – 10:15 pm | Soram | avoid |
| 10:15 pm – 11:41 pm | Uthi | good |
| 11:41 pm – 1:06 am | Amirdha | good |
| 1:06 am – 2:32 am | Visham | avoid |
| 2:32 am – 3:58 am | Rogam | avoid |
| 3:58 am – 5:23 am | Laabam | good |
| 5:23 am – 6:49 am | Dhanam | good |
Daylight and night are each divided into eight parts. On a Monday the first part of the day is Amirdha. Amirdha, Uthi, Laabam, Dhanam and Sugam are the good times.
Choghadiya
The day and the night each have eight choghadiyas. The names repeat in a cycle of seven, starting from a different name each weekday; on a Monday the day starts with Amrit.
| Day | ||
|---|---|---|
| 6:48 am – 8:22 am | Amrit | good |
| 8:22 am – 9:57 am | Kaal | avoid · Rahu Kalam |
| 9:57 am – 11:31 am | Shubh | good |
| 11:31 am – 1:06 pm | Rog | avoid |
| 1:06 pm – 2:40 pm | Udveg | avoid |
| 2:40 pm – 4:15 pm | Char | neutral |
| 4:15 pm – 5:49 pm | Labh | good |
| 5:49 pm – 7:24 pm | Amrit | good |
| Night | ||
|---|---|---|
| 7:24 pm – 8:49 pm | Char | neutral |
| 8:49 pm – 10:15 pm | Rog | avoid |
| 10:15 pm – 11:41 pm | Kaal | avoid |
| 11:41 pm – 1:06 am | Labh | good |
| 1:06 am – 2:32 am | Udveg | avoid |
| 2:32 am – 3:58 am | Shubh | good |
| 3:58 am – 5:23 am | Amrit | good |
| 5:23 am – 6:49 am | Char | neutral |
Amrit, Shubh and Labh are good for beginnings; Char suits a journey. Udveg, Kaal and Rog are avoided for starting something new.
Abhijit Muhurta
12:41 pm – 1:31 pm. The muhurta around solar noon, a good time to begin most things.
The Moon
The Moon does not rise in Sydney between this sunrise and the next; it sets at 7:04 pm.
Hora
Twelve horas from sunrise to sunset and twelve from sunset to the next sunrise, each ruled by a planet. The first hora of the day belongs to the weekday's own planet: the Moon on a Monday.
| 6:48 am – 7:51 am | Moon |
| 7:51 am – 8:54 am | Saturn |
| 8:54 am – 9:57 am | Jupiter |
| 9:57 am – 11:00 am | Mars |
| 11:00 am – 12:03 pm | Sun |
| 12:03 pm – 1:06 pm | Venus |
| 1:06 pm – 2:09 pm | Mercury |
| 2:09 pm – 3:12 pm | Moon |
| 3:12 pm – 4:15 pm | Saturn |
| 4:15 pm – 5:18 pm | Jupiter |
| 5:18 pm – 6:21 pm | Mars |
| 6:21 pm – 7:24 pm | Sun |
| 7:24 pm – 8:21 pm | Venus |
| 8:21 pm – 9:18 pm | Mercury |
| 9:18 pm – 10:15 pm | Moon |
| 10:15 pm – 11:12 pm | Saturn |
| 11:12 pm – 12:09 am | Jupiter |
| 12:09 am – 1:06 am | Mars |
| 1:06 am – 2:03 am | Sun |
| 2:03 am – 3:00 am | Venus |
| 3:00 am – 3:58 am | Mercury |
| 3:58 am – 4:55 am | Moon |
| 4:55 am – 5:52 am | Saturn |
| 5:52 am – 6:49 am | Jupiter |
About this day
Daylight lasts 12 hours and 35 minutes, so each eighth of the day, the length of Rahu Kalam, is about 94 minutes.
Between this sunrise and the next: karana at 7:57 am, yoga at 8:36 am, nakshatra at 2:05 pm, tithi and karana at 8:29 pm.
On a Monday, Rahu Kalam is the second of the eight parts of daylight, from 8:22 am in Sydney.
Questions
What is the tithi in Sydney on 8 March 2027?
Amavasya, until 8:29 pm. A day takes the tithi running at its sunrise (6:48 am in Sydney).
When is Rahu Kalam in Sydney on 8 March 2027?
8:22 am to 9:57 am, the second of the eight parts of daylight on a Monday. Yamagandam runs 11:31 am to 1:06 pm and Gulikai 2:40 pm to 4:15 pm.
Which choghadiya periods are good in Sydney on 8 March 2027?
During daylight: Amrit 6:48 am to 8:22 am, Shubh 9:57 am to 11:31 am, Labh 4:15 pm to 5:49 pm, Amrit 5:49 pm to 7:24 pm. Abhijit Muhurta is 12:41 pm to 1:31 pm.
When does the Moon rise in Sydney on 8 March 2027?
The Moon does not rise in Sydney between this sunrise and the next. It rises a little later each day, and about once a month that carries moonrise past the next sunrise.
Tamil Day Sheet, Monday 8 March 2027, Sydney
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how each value is calculated · why the day starts at sunrise
Calculated for Sydney from its own sunrise and sunset, by the Drik method, Lahiri ayanamsha. Times are Sydney local time (AEDT).