New Delhi, October 14 (Daily Kiran) : The Hindu calendar, or Panchang, holds significant importance in the practice of Hinduism. Many individuals consult the Panchang before initiating any auspicious activities, conducting prayers, embarking on journeys, or making new investments. This traditional system of timekeeping provides religious and astrological insights based on the date, day, constellation, yoga, and karan.
On October 15, the Panchang indicates that it is the fifth day of the Shukla Paksha in the month of Ashwin, celebrated as Lalita Panchami. This day is especially revered for worshipping Goddess Lalita Tripura Sundari. Devotees engage in prayers to seek prosperity and family happiness. The Panchami that falls during the Navratri festival has its own unique religious significance.
The Abhijit Muhurat on this day will be from 11:49 AM to 12:35 PM. Additionally, the Amrit Kaal will occur from 8:58 PM to 10:45 PM. The Moon will transit through the Scorpio zodiac sign, while the Sun will be positioned in Virgo. The Jyestha Nakshatra will be active from 4:03 AM on October 15 until 6:47 AM on October 16. The auspicious Bhagyayoga will last until 8:38 PM, after which Shobhan Yoga will commence.
In terms of Karan, the Bava Karan will be in effect from 1:13 PM to 2:16 PM, followed by the Balava Karan, which will last until 3:25 AM on October 16. The Koulava Karan will then take over.
On October 15, sunrise is expected at 6:27 AM, with sunset at 5:57 PM. The Brahma Muhurat will be from 4:51 AM to 5:39 AM. The Moon will rise at 10:31 AM and set at 9:10 PM.
According to religious beliefs, it is essential to consider Rahukal and other inauspicious timings before starting any auspicious work. On this day, Rahukal will be from 1:38 PM to 3:05 PM. The Yamgand Kaal will be from 6:27 AM to 7:53 AM, and the Kulik Kaal will last from 9:20 AM to 10:46 AM.
The Panchang also notes that traveling south on Thursdays is considered unfavorable. Therefore, it is advised to avoid such journeys unless necessary, and to take appropriate measures if travel is unavoidable.
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