Panchang for 29 november 2025
Element
Details for 29 Nov 2025
Vikram Samvat / Shaka Samvat
Vikram Samvat 2082, Shaka Samvat 1947
Paksha / Lunar Phase
Shukla Paksha (the bright half of the lunar month)
Tithi (Lunar Day)
Navami (9th) till ~11:15 PM; then Dashami begins.
Nakshatra (Lunar Constellation)
- Purva Bhadrapada until ~02:49 AM
- Then Uttara Bhadrapada from ~02:49 AM onwards.
Yoga
- Harshana Yoga until ~09:26 AM
- Followed by Vajra Yoga from ~09:26 AM onward.
Karana
- Balava: from midnight till ~11:51 AM
- Kaulava: from ~11:51 AM to ~11:15 PM
- Taitila: after ~11:15 PM.
Vara (Weekday)
Saturday
Lunar Month
According to some panchangs: Amanta month — Agrahayana; Purnimanta reckoning also marks Margashirsha.
Moon Sign (Rashi)
Kumbha (Aquarius) according to ShreeSaket Panchang.
Auspicious / Inauspicious Times & Other Key Points
· Rahu Kaal (inauspicious period): For varanasi location, it's from 9:06 AM to 10:27 AM.
· Gulika Kaal: 6:26 AM to 7:46 AM for varanasi according to the same source.
· Yamghant Kaal: 1:07 PM to 2:28 PM (again for Varanasi).
· Choghadiya (Gujarati Panchang): According to the Gujarati calendar for this date:
o Shubh Choghadiya from ~08:27 AM to ~09:47 AM
o Labh (beneficial) period later in the day from ~1:48 PM to ~3:08 PM.
Interpretation & Significance of the Day
1. Tithi Insight (Navami → Dashami):
o Navami (9th) is generally a favorable tithi, often used for worship, rituals, or spiritual practices. Since Navami runs most of the day, it’s a good time for puja, meditation, or charitable acts.
o After 11:15 PM, Dashami starts — so if you're planning very late-night rituals, that shift might matter in ritual contexts.
2. Nakshatra Influence (Purva Bhadrapada → Uttara Bhadrapada):
o Purva Bhadrapada: Associated with transformation, spiritual insight, and deeper thinking. It is good for reflection, letting go of old patterns, and spiritual work.
o Uttara Bhadrapada: More stable and peaceful, this nakshatra can help in grounding, inner stability, and contemplative practices.
3. Yoga (Harshana → Vajra):
o Harshana Yoga: Favors joy, comfort, healing. Good time for internal alignment, healing rituals, or any activity that brings emotional upliftment.
o Vajra Yoga: Symbolizes strength and determination. This part of the day can be used for disciplined spiritual work, important decisions, or starting something with firmness.
4. Karana (Balava → Kaulava → Taitila):
o Balava: Good for initiating efforts, small beginnings, or routine tasks.
o Kaulava: Good for social, family, or community-related actions.
o Taitila: Late-night shift — can be used for introspection or quieter activities.
5. Weekly Influence (Saturday):
o saturday is often considered more serious or “weighty” in Vedic traditions. It’s tied to discipline, responsibility, and structure — aligning well with the Navami tithi and the transformative nakshatras.
6. Choghadiya Times:
o The Shubh period in the morning is good for starting auspicious tasks, spiritual practices, or meaningful conversations.
Spiritual & Practical Advice for the Day
· Spiritual Practices: Use the morning or early part of the day (during Harshana Yoga) for meditation, prayer, or healing work.
· Rituals / Puja: Navami tithi supports devotional activities. You could perform a small puja or offer charity.
· Important Decisions: After Harshana ends and Vajra yoga begins, it's a good time for more serious work: making decisions, committing to plans, or starting disciplined tasks.
· Avoid Inauspicious Times: Try to avoid major new beginnings or important work during Rahu Kaal or Yamghant.
· Self-reflection: The nakshatra shift suggests a transition; reflect on old habits (Purva Bhadrapada) and think about building inner stability (Uttara Bhadrapada).
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