The Tamil Panchangam is a traditional Hindu calendar used in tamil Nadu and among Tamil-speaking people worldwide. It guides auspicious timings, festivals, and religious activities by combining lunar and solar elements, including nakshatras (stars), tithis (lunar days), yogas, and karanas.
Date and Month
· Tamil Month: Purattasi
Purattasi is the sixth month in the tamil calendar, usually spanning mid-September to mid-October. It is considered an auspicious month dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Devotees often observe fasting and special prayers during this month.
· Gregorian Date: october 2, 2025
Tithi (Lunar Day)
· Tithi: Dashami (10th Lunar day)
Dashami tithi is generally considered an auspicious day for performing religious rituals and ceremonies. It falls during the Krishna Paksha (waning phase of the moon) or Shukla Paksha (waxing phase), depending on the lunar cycle.
Nakshatra (Star)
· Nakshatra: Pooram (Purva Phalguni)
Pooram nakshatra is ruled by the planet Venus (Shukra). It is associated with creativity, pleasure, and prosperity. This nakshatra is considered favorable for starting new ventures, marriages, and celebrations.
Yoga and Karana
· Yoga: Shobhana
Yoga is one of the 27 yogas or auspicious combinations in the Panchangam. shobhana yoga generally brings good fortune and auspiciousness.
· Karana: Taitila
Karanas are half lunar days, and Taitila karana is considered favorable for many rituals and spiritual activities.
Day and Weekday
· Weekday: Thursday (Guruvaram)
Thursday is ruled by Jupiter (Guru) and is considered an auspicious day for education, spiritual learning, and seeking blessings from gurus or teachers.
Important Observances
· Since this date falls in the Purattasi month, many tamil devotees observe special prayers and fasting dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Saturdays and Sundays in Purattasi are particularly important for vishnu worship.
· october 2nd may also coincide with regional festivals or local temple events, depending on the lunar cycle and yearly calendar.
Summary
October 2, 2025, in the tamil Panchangam, is a day marked by the Dashami tithi and Pooram nakshatra during the auspicious Purattasi month. The combination of shobhana yoga and Taitila karana, along with the thursday weekday, makes this day favorable for religious rituals, spiritual learning, and new beginnings. Devotees often use such days for worshipping Lord vishnu and participating in community spiritual activities.
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