Weekly Panchang from January 10-16, 2024: Lohri, Makar Sankranti, Auspicious Muhuratas | Astrology

Shubh Muhurat This Week

In accordance with Vedic Astrology, the percentages of undertaking a job efficiently are considerably enhanced if they’re carried out throughout an auspicious muhurta. An auspicious muhurta supplies us with one of the best end result attainable in keeping with our future if we execute the work in concord with the cosmic timeline. That’s the reason it’s important to take muhurta into consideration whereas commencing any auspicious work. This week’s Shubh Muhurat for varied actions is as follows:

• Vivah Muhurat: Auspicious marriage muhurat is out there this week on January 16, Thursday (04:06 AM to 07:15 AM, Jan 17).
• Griha Pravesh Muhurat: No auspicious griha pravesh muhurat is out there this week.
• Property Buy Muhurat: Auspicious property buy Muhurat is out there this week on January 16, Thursday (07:15 AM to 07:15 AM, January 17).
• Automobile Buy Muhurat: Auspicious automobile buy muhurat is out there this week on January 13, Monday (10:38 AM to 07:15 AM, Jan 14).

Upcoming Planetary Transits This Week

In Vedic astrology, planetary transits are significantly essential since they’re the principal approach of anticipating modifications and advances in life. Planets transfer each day and undergo a number of nakshatras and Rashis within the course of. It assists in comprehending the character and traits of occasions as they happen. Listed here are the upcoming transits this week:

• Solar transits Uttar Ashadha Nakshatra on January 11 (Saturday) at 02:30 AM
• Rahu transits Uttar Bhadrapada Pada on January 12 (Sunday) at 09:11 PM
• Mars transits Punarvasu Nakshatra on January 12 (Sunday) at 11:52 PM
• Mercury transits Purva Ashadha Nakshatra on January 13 (Monday) at 08:42 PM
• Solar transits Capricorn on January 14 (Tuesday) at 09:03 AM
• Venus and Jupiter at a deep 90-degree sq. on January 15 (Wednesday) at 01:15 AM
• Neptune enters in Uttar Bhadrapada Nakshatra on January 15 (Wednesday) at 09:10 AM
• Solar and Mars opposition on January 16 (Thursday) at 08:06 AM

Upcoming Festivals This Week

• Vaikuntha Ekadashi (January 10, Friday): Additionally celebrated in keeping with the Photo voltaic calendar, Vaikuntha Ekadashi is the competition of Lord Vishnu. Folks quick and pray to be allowed to enter Vaikuntha (heaven). This Ekadashi is alleged to assist one open the doorways of liberation and wash away earlier sins.
• Kurma Dwadashi (January 10, Friday): Falling on Pausha, Shukla Dwadashi, Kurma Dwadashi is devoted to Lord Vishnu within the type of Kurma (turtle). Devotees chant mantras and recite prayers to achieve stability, endurance and perseverance of their lives primarily based on the Kurma avatar, which represents affected person endurance.
• Shani Trayodashi (January 11, Saturday): Falling on the Pausha, Shukla Trayodashi, this explicit day is related to Lord Shani (Saturn). Folks use lamps, sesame seeds, and oil to appease Shani, minimise in poor health results, and imbue one’s life with prosperity, self-discipline and endurance.
• Shakambhari Purnima (January 13, Monday): Falling on the Pausha Shukla Purnima, this present day is well known to worship Goddess Shakambhari, the goddess of meals. Folks make choices to thank the gods of nature for the bountiful harvest and pray for wealth, well being, and crops.
• Arudra Darshan (January 13, Monday): In accordance with the Tamil calendar, Arudra Darshan is the competition that celebrates the dance of Lord Shiva as Nataraja. Folks go to temples to see the particular abhishekams as it’s mentioned that this darshan helps in non secular evolution and negation of sin karma.
• Bhogi Pandigai (January 13, Monday): Bhogi is the primary competition of the harvest competition which is well known in South India in keeping with the Photo voltaic calendar. Used objects are thrown away, which is taken into account to herald unhealthy luck, and folks burn hearth to drive away evil spirits and usher in good luck.
• Lohri (January 13, Monday): Noticed a day earlier than Makara Sankranti, Lohri is a competition of fireplace, tune and dance, primarily in Punjab. It’s celebrated to mark the ripening of rabi crops, and folks provide due to nature for the 12 months’s bounty and search good harvests within the coming 12 months.
• Pausha Purnima (January 13, Monday): Devotees rejoice this present day as the complete moon of the Pausha month. Bathings, pujas, and choices are made to the gods for the grace of peace, non secular development and prosperity.
• Makara Sankranti (January 14, Tuesday): Falling on the day when the Solar is in Capricorn, Makara Sankranti marks the onset of the longer days and the tip of winter. Bathing and worshipping for fulfillment and fortune within the coming 12 months.
• Pongal (January 14, Tuesday): Pongal is a grand competition of South India dedicated to the harvest and the Solar God. Meals is cooked upfront, prayers are mentioned, and folks categorical their gratitude to the forces of nature for the blessings of fertility and wealth, for brand spanking new alternatives and for households to be collectively.
• Uttarayana (January 14, Tuesday): Uttarayana is the Photo voltaic competition celebrated because the Solar strikes into the northern Photo voltaic hemisphere in keeping with the Photo voltaic calendar. It’s believed to be very fortunate, which is related to mild, good vitality, and growth.
• Makaravilakku (January 14, Tuesday): Makaravilakku is one other competition celebrated at Sabarimala in Kerala that symbolises the sunshine and divine blessings of Lord Ayyappa. Many followers congregate at this website to witness this non secular ritual.
• Mattu Pongal (January 15, Wednesday): Celebrating cattle, Mattu Pongal is the competition specializing in cows and bulls as agricultural animals. Farmers enhance their cattle, carry out puja and provide gratitude to the cattle for his or her assist in incomes their livelihood and contributing to prosperity.

Inauspicious Rahu Kalam This Week

In accordance with Vedic astrology, Rahu is an inauspicious planet. In the course of the transition of planets, the time below the affect of Rahu needs to be prevented to do any auspicious work. Doing Puja, Hawan or Yagya to propitiate auspicious planets throughout this time is interfered with by Rahu as a result of its malefic nature. It is very important think about Rahu Kaal earlier than beginning any new work. By doing so, the opportunity of attaining desired outcomes is elevated. Following are the timings of Rahu Kalam for this week:

• January 10: 11:10 AM to 12:29 PM
• January 11: 09:52 AM to 11:11 AM
• January 12: 04:25 PM to 05:44 PM
• January 13: 08:34 AM to 09:53 AM
• January 14: 03:08 PM to 04:27 PM
• January 15: 12:31 PM to 01:50 PM
• January 16: 01:50 PM to 03:09 PM

Panchanga is a calendar utilized in Vedic astrology to find out the auspicious and inauspicious time for performing day-to-day duties primarily based on the prevailing planetary place. It includes 5 components – Vaara, Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga and Karana. The essence of the Panchanga is the inter-relationship between the Solar (our soul) and the Moon (thoughts) each day. Panchanga is used for various branches of Vedic astrology akin to natal, election, prashna (horary), non secular calendars, and to know the vitality of the day. The day of our start panchanga depicts our feelings, temperament, and nature. It may possibly present extra perception into who we’re and the way we really feel. It may possibly amplify the impact of the planets and endow us with extra traits that we might not perceive solely primarily based on our natal chart. Panchanga is the life pressure vitality that nourishes the start chart.

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Neeraj Dhankher

(Vedic Astrologer, Founder – Astro Zindagi)

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