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Yogas, Gandmool   Panchak | May 2013

Sarvarth Siddhi Yoga

According to astrological texts, one definitely gets successful result if one commences anything concrete and auspicious during this Muhurat (astrologically good time). Certain combinations of Nakshatras or stars with particular week days make this yoga and it is considered to be one of the most fruitful astrological yoga.

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Date Day Hr Min Date Day Hr Min
05 Sunday 15 11 06 Monday 05 07
07 Tuesday 17 38 08 Wednesday 05 04
11 Saturday 05 01 12 Sunday 03 21
13 Monday 04 59 13 Monday 06 24
16 Thursday 04 55 16 Thursday 14 58
19 Sunday 19 20 20 Monday 04 52
24 Friday 12 37 25 Saturday 04 47
26 Sunday 07 02 27 Monday 04 14
Amrit Siddhi Yoga
Amrit Siddhi Yog, also referred as Amrut Siddha Yoga, is an auspicious period as per Hindu panchang and calendar. This good time is followed in North India and is ideal for various purposes.
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Date Day Hr Min Date Day Hr Min
07 Tuesday 17 38 08 Wednesday 05 04
11 Saturday 05 01 12 Sunday 03 21
13 Monday 04 59 13 Monday 06 24
16 Thursday 04 55 16 Thursday 14 58
Guru Pushya Yoga

When there is pushya nakshatra on thursday it is called Guru Puny Yoga.

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Date Day Hr Min Date Day Hr Min
16 Thursday 04 55 16 Thursday 14 58
DwiPushkar Yoga

Dwipushkar Yoga is a rare combination of particular day, Nakshatra and tithi as per Hindu astrology and calendar.

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Date Day Hr Min Date Day Hr Min
21 Tuesday 18 33 22 Wednesday 04 50

Gandmool

Special Importance has been attached for births in Six Nakshtras out of 27 Nakshtras which are ruled by Mercury and Ketu. They are Ashwini, Ashlesha, Magha, Jyeshtha, Moola and Revati. If the natal Moon in the horoscope of a child is in one of these Nakshatras, the child is said to be born in Gand Mool Nakshatras.

They are considered inauspicious both for boys and girls. Gandanta is particularly bad because it is a double Sandhi, a juncture of two rashis and two nakshtras. Planets located at these points are very weak and supposed to cause major problems in life unless proper remedial measures are taken.

If a native has taken birth of in any of Nakshtras, a Shanti Karma is suggested on the day when same Nakshtra repeats. Shanti Karma may include Shiv Archana, Homam for the ruler of Nakshtra and full procedure of Mool

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Date Day Hr Min Date Day Hr Min
06 Monday 16 10 08 Wednesday 19 32
16 Thursday 14 58 18 Saturday 18 34
25 Saturday 09 53 27 Monday 04 14
BhadraKaal– The Most Inauspicious Period

Hindu Calender is based upon the lunar date called Tithi. Every tithi has its own characteristics. Some are so evil that they have capabitility to destroy the good results of a new venture. As per mythology this period is ruled by Bhadra, a deity who rules over the demons.

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Date Day Hr Min Date Day Hr Min
04 Saturday 03 50 04 Saturday 15 33
07 Tuesday 16 32 08 Wednesday 05 06
13 Monday 15 34 14 Tuesday 04 49
17 Friday 10 59 17 Friday 23 34
20 Monday 23 16 21 Tuesday 10 33
24 Friday 02 52 24 Friday 13 11
27 Monday 02 18 27 Monday 12 33
30 Thursday 04 10 30 Thursday 15 16
Panchak Kaal- Inauspicious Kaal

According to the Scriptures of Mahurat (auspicious time), at the time of finding the mahurat for Marriage and Mundan, this time must be checked. Other auspicious occasions as bhoomi poojan, house warming cermony and upnayan sanskaar etc. cermonies are not prohibited in Panchak Kaal. Also, in festivals like Bhai Dooj, Raksha Bandhan are also not prohibited in this time.

So, it is clear that Panchak Kaal is a time which originated due to changes in five imported constellations. Some of the auspicious and inauspicious works are not advised to be done in this period of time. We would also like to advise our customers to avoid this time to do above mentioned auspicious/inauspicious work in this time; so that they should not revise those works five times in order to complete it.

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Date Day Hr Min Date Day Hr Min
03 Friday 02 53 07 Tuesday 17 38
30 Thursday 09 11 03 June Monday 23 18
 





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