Vedic Panchang·Sydney, Australia

Vedic Panchang in SydneyMonday, 30 September 1963

सोमवार, आश्विन शुक्ल पक्ष द्वादशी

Ashwin Shukla Dwadashi · Vikram Samvat 2020 · Shaka 1885

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Waxing Moon

All times are local to Sydney, Australia: Australia/Sydney (GMT+10).

Pancha Anga · the five limbs

Tithi
Shukla Dwadashi (द्वादशी) until 10:52 PM
then Shukla Trayodashi until 8:43 PM, Tue, Oct 1
Nakshatra
Dhanishtha until 9:48 PM
Pada 2 → 3 → 4 · lord Mars · then Shatabhisha until 8:24 PM, Tue, Oct 1
Yoga
Dhriti until 4:33 PM
then Shula until 1:51 PM, Tue, Oct 1
Karana
Bava until 11:40 AMBalava until 10:52 PMKaulava until 9:52 AM, Tue, Oct 1
Vara
Somavara (Monday) · सोमवार
Day lord Moon

New to these terms? The five limbs of time, explained.

Sun & Moon

Sunrise
5:35 AM
Day length 12 h 21 min
Sunset
5:56 PM
Night length 11 h 38 min
Moonrise
2:35 PM
Moonset
3:44 AM
Moon sign
Makara
enters Kumbha at 10:13 AM
Sun sign
Kanya
Lunar month
Ashwin (Purnimanta) · Shukla paksha
Amanta: Ashwin
Ayana
Dakshinayana

The day at a glance

☀ 5:35 AM11:45 AM midday5:56 PM ☾
Rahu Yama Gulika Abhijit

Good times

Brahma Muhurta
4:01 AM – 4:48 AM
the two muhurtas before sunrise, for meditation and study
Abhijit
11:21 AM – 12:10 PM
the victorious midday muhurta
Vijaya
1:49 PM – 2:38 PM
the 11th muhurta of the day
Nishita
11:21 PM – 12:08 AM, Tue, Oct 1
the midnight muhurta

Times to avoid

Rahu Kalam
7:07 AM – 8:40 AM
Yamaganda
10:13 AM – 11:45 AM
Gulika Kalam
1:18 PM – 2:51 PM

Choghadiya

eight parts of the day and of the night

Day

  • Amrit5:35 AM – 7:07 AM
  • Kaal7:07 AM – 8:40 AM
  • Shubh8:40 AM – 10:13 AM
  • Rog10:13 AM – 11:45 AM
  • Udveg11:45 AM – 1:18 PM
  • Char1:18 PM – 2:51 PM
  • Labh2:51 PM – 4:23 PM
  • Amrit4:23 PM – 5:56 PM

Night

  • Char5:56 PM – 7:23 PM
  • Rog7:23 PM – 8:50 PM
  • Kaal8:50 PM – 10:17 PM
  • Labh10:17 PM – 11:45 PM
  • Udveg11:45 PM – 1:12 AM, Tue, Oct 1
  • Shubh1:12 AM – 2:39 AM, Tue, Oct 1
  • Amrit2:39 AM – 4:06 AM, Tue, Oct 1
  • Char4:06 AM – 5:33 AM, Tue, Oct 1

Amrit, Shubh and Labh are good; Char is neutral (good for travel); Udveg, Rog and Kaal are best avoided.

Hora · planetary hours+
  • Moon5:35 AM – 6:37 AM
  • Saturn6:37 AM – 7:38 AM
  • Jupiter7:38 AM – 8:40 AM
  • Mars8:40 AM – 9:42 AM
  • Sun9:42 AM – 10:44 AM
  • Venus10:44 AM – 11:45 AM
  • Mercury11:45 AM – 12:47 PM
  • Moon12:47 PM – 1:49 PM
  • Saturn1:49 PM – 2:51 PM
  • Jupiter2:51 PM – 3:52 PM
  • Mars3:52 PM – 4:54 PM
  • Sun4:54 PM – 5:56 PM
  • Venus5:56 PM – 6:54 PM
  • Mercury6:54 PM – 7:52 PM
  • Moon7:52 PM – 8:50 PM
  • Saturn8:50 PM – 9:48 PM
  • Jupiter9:48 PM – 10:46 PM
  • Mars10:46 PM – 11:45 PM
  • Sun11:45 PM – 12:43 AM, Tue, Oct 1
  • Venus12:43 AM – 1:41 AM, Tue, Oct 1
  • Mercury1:41 AM – 2:39 AM, Tue, Oct 1
  • Moon2:39 AM – 3:37 AM, Tue, Oct 1
  • Saturn3:37 AM – 4:35 AM, Tue, Oct 1
  • Jupiter4:35 AM – 5:33 AM, Tue, Oct 1

September 1963

Tithi at sunrise. Tap a day for its full panchang. Festival days are worked out from the tithi for this place and can differ by a day between regions and traditions.

Panchang questions answered for Sydney

What is the tithi on 30 September 1963 in Sydney?
The tithi on 30 September 1963 in Sydney is Shukla Dwadashi until 10:52pm, then Trayodashi until 8:43pm on 1 Oct.
Which nakshatra is it on 30 September 1963?
The nakshatra on 30 September 1963 is Dhanishtha until 9:48pm, then Shatabhisha until 8:24pm on 1 Oct.
What are the yoga and karana on 30 September 1963?
Yoga: Dhriti until 4:33pm, then Shula until 1:51pm on 1 Oct. Karana: Bava until 11:40am, then Balava until 10:52pm, then Kaulava until 9:52am on 1 Oct.
What time is sunrise and sunset on 30 September 1963 in Sydney?
Sunrise is at 5:35am and sunset at 5:56pm (Australia/Sydney).
What is Rahu Kalam on 30 September 1963 in Sydney?
Rahu Kalam on 30 September 1963 in Sydney is from 7:07am to 8:40am. Yamaganda is 10:13am to 11:45am and Gulika is 1:18pm to 2:51pm.
What is the Abhijit Muhurta on 30 September 1963?
Abhijit Muhurta on 30 September 1963 in Sydney is from 11:21am to 12:10pm, and Brahma Muhurta is 4:01am to 4:48am.

Calculated for Sydney, Australia from the actual positions of the Sun and Moon.