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Panchangam for Melbourne, Australia

Krishna Dwitiyai

Melbourne

Today's daylight

Now

Sunrise

Sunset

  • Good time
  • Avoid: Rahu kalam, Yamagandam, Gulikai

Good time · Now

in the morning –

in the morning –

in the afternoon – in the evening

Rahu kalam

in the afternoon –

Yamagandam · done

in the morning –

Gulikai

in the morning – in the afternoon

kept clear for new beginnings only

Is this time wrong?

Good time now · until
TithiKrishna Dwitiyaiin the morningthen Krishna Trithiyai

The lunar day, counted from the new or full moon.

NakshatraKrittikain the eveningthen Rohini

The star the Moon stands in today; one of twenty-seven.

YogaVyatipatain the afternoon

The day's pattern from the Sun and Moon together; one of twenty-seven.

KaranaGarain the morningNow: Vanija · until

Half of a tithi; two in a day.

WeekdayWednesdayuntil the next sunrise

Today's yoga

Amirtha yoga

until 6:56 in the evening

Good for what should last: a home, a wedding

from 6:56 in the evening

Siddha yoga

Good for starting something new

Downward day

Good for a well or a foundation

Today's panchang

tap for the meaning
SoolamNorthpariharam: Milk

The direction a journey is not started in, today.

ChandrashtamamTula (Libra)Chitra 3, 4, Swati, Vishakha 1, 2, 3at night, শুক্র ৩০ অক্টোঃ

Not a bad day; a low-energy day. The two and a half days the Moon spends 8th from your sign; new things can wait.

Varjyam to Krittika

About an hour and a half kept free of auspicious work.

Amrita kalam to Krittika

The best part of the star's span.

The day in eight parts

The gowri panchangam: what it means

A way of dividing the day and the night into eight parts, each read as good or as one to avoid.

goodavoid

Now: Sugam · ease · to

All eight parts and their times
  1. Laabam · gain to
  2. Dhanam · wealthYamagandam to
  3. Sugam · now to
  4. Soram · avoidedGulikai to
  5. Visham · avoided to
  6. Uthi · favourable to
  7. Amirdha · the best of the eight to
  8. Rogam · avoided to
Now: the hora of Sevvai (Mars), until · next, Surya (Sun)
  1. Budha (Mercury) to
  2. Chandra (Moon) to
  3. Shani (Saturn) to
  4. Guru (Jupiter) to
  5. Sevvai (Mars) · now to
  6. Surya (Sun) to
  7. Shukra (Venus) to
  8. Budha (Mercury) to
  9. Chandra (Moon) to
  10. Shani (Saturn) to
  11. Guru (Jupiter) to
  12. Sevvai (Mars) to
  13. Surya (Sun) to
  14. Shukra (Venus) to
  15. Budha (Mercury) to
  16. Chandra (Moon) to
  17. Shani (Saturn) to
  18. Guru (Jupiter) to
  19. Sevvai (Mars) to
  20. Surya (Sun) to
  21. Shukra (Venus) to
  22. Budha (Mercury) to
  23. Chandra (Moon) to
  24. Shani (Saturn) to

Each hour of your day here is a twenty-fourth of the time from this sunrise to the next: close to sixty minutes. If your almanac splits daylight into twelve and the night into twelve instead, it shows the same planets in the same order. Today your almanac's hours start up to 92 minutes away from these, mostly around sunset.

  • Next Amavasai: , from
  • Next Pournami: , from

Sunrise

in the morning

Sunset

in the evening

Moonset · Moonrise

Put Melbourne, Australia's fasting days in your calendar

Guru peyarchi, by the Thirukanitha reckoning: Read it for your sign

Your birth star (optional)
Chandrashtama · for your star alone
Melbourne, Australia · Thirukanitha

Melbourne, Australia · 37.81° S, 144.96° E · Australia/Melbourne · Thirukanitha, Lahiri