Sydney panchang, 4 September 2028
Sunrise 06:10 Sunset 17:38 Moonrise 17:58 Bhadrapada month
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia · -33.87°, 151.21° · Australia/Sydney (UTC+10:00)
Sunrise to sunrise
- Bad
- Good
- A limb changes
Day
06:10 to 17:38- Amrit
- Kaal
- Shubh
- Rog
- Udveg
- Char
- Labh
- Amrit
- Rahu Kalam 07:36 – 09:02
- Yamaganda 10:28 – 11:54
- Abhijit Muhurta 11:31 – 12:17
- Durmuhurta 12:17 – 13:03
- Gulika Kalam 13:20 – 14:46
- Durmuhurta 14:34 – 15:20
- 09:47 Tithi becomes Krishna Pratipada
- 09:47 Karana becomes Balava
- 14:23 Nakshatra becomes Purva Bhadrapada
Night
17:38 to 06:09 next day- Char
- Rog
- Kaal
- Labh
- Udveg
- Shubh
- Amrit
- Char
- Pradosha 17:38 – 20:08
- Brahma Muhurta 04:29 – 05:19 Current practice: the 14th night muhurta
- 23:01 Karana becomes Kaulava
The five limbs
- Tithi Purnima until 09:47
- Nakshatra Shatabhisha until 14:23 · lord Rahu
- Yoga Dhriti until 06:47 next day
- Karana Bava until 09:47, then Balava
- Vara Monday lord Moon
- Moon and Sun Aquarius Moon Sun in Leo
- 09:47 Tithi becomes Krishna Pratipada
- 09:47 Karana becomes Balava
- 14:23 Nakshatra becomes Purva Bhadrapada
- 23:01 Karana becomes Kaulava
Times to avoid
- Rahu Kalam Kālaprakāśikā pp. 175–176 07:36 – 09:02
- Yamaganda Kālaprakāśikā pp. 175–176 10:28 – 11:54
- Durmuhurta Muhūrta-cintāmaṇi 6.52, p. 275 12:17 – 13:03
- Gulika Kalam Kālaprakāśikā pp. 175–176 13:20 – 14:46
- Durmuhurta Muhūrta-cintāmaṇi 6.52, p. 275 14:34 – 15:20
Good windows
- Brahma Muhurta Current practice: the 14th of the night's 15 muhurtas, ending one muhurta before sunrise. Manusmṛti 4.92 names the brahma muhurta; Kullūka (1909, p. 149) reads it as the last yama of the night, and Govindarāja, as Kullūka reports him, as its last muhurta. 04:30 – 05:20
- Abhijit Muhurta Muhūrta-cintāmaṇi 6.50, p. 274 (the 8th day muhurta); 6.52, p. 275 (not on Wednesday) 11:31 – 12:17
- Pradosha Muhūrta-cintāmaṇi 3.6 commentary, p. 125 (Skanda); Nirṇaya-sindhu p. 29; Vīramitrodaya, Samaya-prakāśa, p. 129 17:38 – 20:08
Choghadiya
| Amrit | 06:10 – 07:36 | Good |
|---|---|---|
| Kaal | 07:36 – 09:02 | Bad |
| Shubh | 09:02 – 10:28 | Good |
| Rog | 10:28 – 11:54 | Bad |
| Udveg | 11:54 – 13:20 | Bad |
| Char | 13:20 – 14:46 | Neutral |
| Labh | 14:46 – 16:12 | Good |
| Amrit | 16:12 – 17:38 | Good |
| Char | 17:38 – 19:12 | Neutral |
|---|---|---|
| Rog | 19:12 – 20:46 | Bad |
| Kaal | 20:46 – 22:19 | Bad |
| Labh | 22:19 – 23:53 | Good |
| Udveg | 23:53 – 01:27 next day | Bad |
| Shubh | 01:27 – 03:01 next day | Good |
| Amrit | 03:01 – 04:35 next day | Good |
| Char | 04:35 – 06:09 next day | Neutral |
Hora
Seasonal horas: the daytime and the night each in 12 parts. No printed source is cited for this split.
Equal horas: 60 minutes (2.5 ghatis) each, counted from sunrise as Vivāha-vṛndāvana counts them. The 24th runs to the next sunrise. Muhūrta-cintāmaṇi 1.55, p. 49
- 06:10 NowMoon
- 07:07 NowSaturn
- 08:05 NowJupiter
- 09:02 NowMars
- 09:59 NowSun
- 10:57 NowVenus
- 11:54 NowMercury
- 12:51 NowMoon
- 13:49 NowSaturn
- 14:46 NowJupiter
- 15:43 NowMars
- 16:40 NowSun
- 17:38 NowVenus
- 18:40 NowMercury
- 19:43 NowMoon
- 20:46 NowSaturn
- 21:48 NowJupiter
- 22:51 NowMars
- 23:53 NowSun
- Next day
- 00:56 NowVenus
- 01:58 NowMercury
- 03:01 NowMoon
- 04:04 NowSaturn
- 05:06 NowJupiter
- 06:10 NowMoon
- 07:10 NowSaturn
- 08:10 NowJupiter
- 09:10 NowMars
- 10:10 NowSun
- 11:10 NowVenus
- 12:10 NowMercury
- 13:10 NowMoon
- 14:10 NowSaturn
- 15:10 NowJupiter
- 16:10 NowMars
- 17:10 NowSun
- 18:10 NowVenus
- 19:10 NowMercury
- 20:10 NowMoon
- 21:10 NowSaturn
- 22:10 NowJupiter
- 23:10 NowMars
- Next day
- 00:10 NowSun
- 01:10 NowVenus
- 02:10 NowMercury
- 03:10 NowMoon
- 04:10 NowSaturn
- 05:10 NowJupiter
Rising sign (lagna)
- 04:30 – 05:24 Cancer
- 05:24 – 06:46 Leo
- 06:46 – 08:05 Virgo
- 08:05 – 09:35 Libra
- 09:35 – 11:28 Scorpio
- 11:28 – 13:44 Sagittarius
- 13:44 – 16:08 Capricorn
- 16:08 – 18:32 Aquarius
- 18:32 – 20:54 Pisces
- 20:54 – 23:18 Aries
- 23:18 – 01:40 next day Taurus
- 01:40 – 03:42 next day Gemini
- 03:42 – 05:20 next day Cancer
- 05:20 – 06:09 next day Leo
The Vedic day runs from sunrise to the next sunrise.
Lahiri ayanamsa · sunrise and sunset at the centre of the Sun’s disc, with refraction, at sea level · Swiss Ephemeris · times in AEST (UTC+10) · Method