Daily panchang, special yogas and muhurta search
Read any day's panchang, see which special yogas form, and find when one comes next.
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Read the day
Go to Tools → Panchanga. The Panchang tab shows the day for the place in the chart header, from sunrise to sunrise. Previous day, Today and Next day change the day shown without changing the chart; Back to the chart's date returns to it.
Special yogas on this day are listed first; hover over one for the exact hours it holds. Below are the five limbs with their end times and the day's muhurtas, with the windows to avoid in red.
The daily panchang with special yogas, the five limbs and muhurtas - 2
Find the next occurrence
Open Element Search. Choose what to look for (a special yoga, tithi, nitya yoga, karana or weekday) and its name, set From and To (up to two years apart), and select Search.
To combine conditions, use Only when it also falls on to add a tithi, a weekday or both — for example Ravi Yoga on an Ekadashi that falls on a Thursday.
The first occurrence is shown on top, followed by every window in the range with its start, end and length.
Element Search listing every Ravi Yoga window over six months, with the tithi and weekday filters - 3
See the month
The Calendar tab opens on the current month with today selected. Each day shows its tithi, sunrise and sunset, nakshatra and festivals; click a day to see its full panchang beside the month.
The Calendar menu switches between Hindu festivals and the regional calendars, and the arrows beside the month move it; Today comes back to the present. The month's festivals are listed below the calendar.
The month calendar with festivals and today's panchang beside it
Try it on your own chart
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