Muhurtha is a Sanskrit term that refers to the selection of an auspicious time for starting an important event. The purpose of choosing an auspicious time is to ensure that the event will have a positive outcome.
There are many factors that are considered when choosing an auspicious time, such as the positions of the planets, the Nakshatras (lunar mansions), and the Panchanga (almanac). In addition, some events may have specific guidelines that need to be followed in order to be considered muhurtha. For example, weddings must take place during certain times of the year, and business ventures should be started on days that are favorable for the specific type of business.
The selection of an auspicious time is an important decision that should not be taken lightly. Consult with an experienced astrologer to ensure that you are choosing the best time for your event.
What is panchangam?Explained
Panchangam is an ancient Vedic astrological text that is used to determine the auspicious times for starting important events. It takes into account the positions of the planets, the Nakshatras (lunar mansions), and the Panchanga (almanac). The term panchangam can also refer to a daily almanac, which contains information on planetary positions, festivals, and other important events.
Panchangam is an important tool for Hindus, as it helps them to choose the most auspicious time for starting new ventures, getting married, and performing other important rites. However, panchangam should be used with caution, as it is only one factor that should be considered when making important decisions. Consult with an experienced astrologer to get the most accurate advice.
5 angas are thithi,nakshatra,vara,yoga and karana
Tithi, also known as lunar days, are the most important factor in choosing an auspicious time. There are 28 tithis in a month, and each one is ruled by a different planet. The tithi that is ruling on the day of an event will have a major influence on its outcome.
Nakshatras, or lunar mansions, are another important factor to consider when choosing an auspicious time. There are 27 nakshatras, and each one is ruled by a different planet. The nakshatra that is ruling on the day of an event will have a major influence on its outcome.
Vara, or weekday, is also an important factor to consider when choosing an auspicious time. There are 7 varas, and each one is ruled by a different planet. The vara that is ruling on the day of an event will have a major influence on its outcome.
Yoga is a combination of planets that produces a specific result. There are 27 yogas, and each one has a different effect on an event. The yoga that is ruling on the day of an event will have a major influence on its outcome.
Karana is a subdivision of a tithi. There are 11 karanas, and each one is ruled by a different planet. The karana that is ruling on the day of an event will have a major influence on its outcome.
When choosing an auspicious time, it is important to consider all of these factors in order to make the best decision. Consult with an experienced astrologer to ensure that you are choosing the most favorable time for your event.
What are the thithis:
Padjami, Vidiya, Shashthi, Ashtami, Navami etc
There are 28 tithis in a month, and each one is ruled by a different planet. The tithi that is ruling on the day of an event will have a major influence on its outcome.
Padjami: This tithi is ruled by the planet Sun. It is considered to be good for starting new ventures, getting married, and performing other important rites.
Vidiya: This tithi is ruled by the planet Moon. It is considered to be good for starting new ventures, getting married, and performing other important rites.
Dadiya: This tithi is ruled by the planet Mars. It is considered to be good for starting new ventures, getting married, and performing other important rites.
Caturthi: This tithi is ruled by the planet Mercury. It is considered to be good for starting new ventures, getting married, and performing other important rites.
Panchami: This tithi is ruled by the planet Jupiter. It is considered to be good for starting new ventures, getting married, and performing other important rites.
Sashthi: This tithi is ruled by the planet Mercury. It is considered to be good for starting new ventures, getting married, and performing other important rites.
Ashtami: This tithi is ruled by the planet Jupiter. It is considered to be good for starting new ventures, getting married, and performing other important rites.
Navami: This tithi is ruled by the planet Venus. It is considered to be good for starting new ventures, getting married, and performing other important rites.
Dasami: This tithi is ruled by the planet Saturn. It is considered to be good for starting new ventures, getting married, and performing other important rites.
Ekadashi: This tithi is ruled by the planet Sun. It is considered to be good for starting new ventures, getting married, and performing other important rites.
Dwadashi: This tithi is ruled by the planet Moon. It is considered to be good for starting new ventures, getting married, and performing other important rites.
Trayodashi: This tithi is ruled by the planet Mars. It is considered to be good for starting new ventures, getting married, and performing other important rites.
Chaturdashi: This tithi is ruled by the planet Mercury. It is considered to be good for starting new ventures, getting married, and performing other important rites.
Amavasya: This tithi is ruled by the planet Jupiter. It is considered to be good for starting new ventures, getting married, and performing other important rites.
Poornima: This tithi is ruled by the planet Venus. It is considered to be good for starting new ventures, getting married, and performing other important rites.
Krishna paksha : The waning phase of the Moon, when it is getting smaller. This is considered to be an inauspicious time for starting new ventures.
Shukla paksha: The waxing phase of the Moon, when it is getting larger. This is considered to be an auspicious time for starting new ventures.
Vara:Soma Vara, Mangala Vara, Budha Vara, Guru Vara, Shukra Vara, Sani Vara
The weekdays are also ruled by different planets. The day of the week that an event falls on will also have an influence on its outcome.
Soma vara:Monday, ruled by the Moon. This is considered to be an auspicious day for starting new ventures.
Mangala vara:Tuesday, ruled by Mars. This is considered to be an inauspicious day for starting new ventures.
Budha vara:Wednesday, ruled by Mercury. This is considered to be an auspicious day for starting new ventures.
Guru vara:Thursday, ruled by Jupiter. This is considered to be an auspicious day for starting new ventures.
Shukra vara:Friday, ruled by Venus. This is considered to be an inauspicious day for starting new ventures.
Sani vara:Saturday, ruled by Saturn. This is considered to be an inauspicious day for starting new ventures.
The planet Sun is considered to be especially good for starting new ventures on Sundays. The day of the week will also have an influence on the outcome of an event.
So, if you are planning to start a new venture, it would be auspicious to choose a day when the planet ruling the tithi and the weekday is favorable for new beginnings.
You should also consult with an astrologer to get a more personalized reading of the best time to start your venture. Thanks for reading!
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