When we choose a muhurta (an auspicious time for starting a venture), we should choose an auspicious tithi, vaara, nakshatra, yoga and karana.
Panchaanga means “one with 5 limbs”. Almanacs published in India with planetary positions are traditionally called panchaangas. Along with the planetary positions, they give the start and end times of tithi, vaara (week day – Sunday, Monday etc), nakshatra, yoga and karana running on each day. These five are the limbs of panchaanga.
In Southern India most of Families use Panchangas, Some times they may go out for their important works after seeing Panchanga
Panchaanga means “one with 5 limbs”. Almanacs published in India with planetary positions are traditionally called panchaangas. Along with the planetary positions, they give the start and end times of tithi, vaara (week day – Sunday, Monday etc), nakshatra, yoga and karana running on each day. These five are the limbs of panchaanga.
In Southern India most of Families use Panchangas, Some times they may go out for their important works after seeing Panchanga
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