✦ Tuesday's pick
Abhijit Muhurat
"The victorious" — the muhurta around local noon.
Use it for · Almost any important beginning. Not observed on Wednesdays.
Tuesday
11:36 AM — 12:08 PM
Tuesday's Guidance
What tuesday asks of you.
The new Moon is traditionally a day set aside — for ancestors, for rest, and for inward work. It is not a day to force a beginning; it is a good one to decide quietly what the next fortnight should hold.
Sunrise
7:53 AM
Sunset
3:51 PM
Abhijit Muhurat
11:36 AM — 12:08 PM
Rahu Kaal
1:51 PM — 2:51 PM
Avoid beginnings
Windows Explained
What these times mean, in plain words.
A Vedic day is divided into windows. Some are sought for beginnings, others are kept free of them. Here is each one — with its time tuesday in London.
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1
Find the gold window
The day's best time to begin something that matters. Tuesday it's 11:36 AM — 12:08 PM.
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2
Steer around Rahu Kaal
Shown in red. Don't start anything important inside it — work already under way can carry on. Tuesday: 1:51 PM — 2:51 PM.
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3
Read the Moon's mood
The nakshatra colours the whole day. Tuesday the Moon is in Anuradha — a gentle day.
Seek these for beginnings
Amrit Choghadiya
"Nectar" — the most favourable of the eight daily periods.
Use it for · Ceremonies, puja and any new start.
Tuesday
11:52 AM — 12:52 PM
Shubh Choghadiya
"Auspicious" — a settled, blessed period.
Use it for · Family occasions, ceremonies, learning.
Tuesday
1:51 PM — 2:51 PM
Labh Choghadiya
"Gain" — a period that favours profit and progress.
Use it for · Business, buying and signing.
Tuesday
10:52 AM — 11:52 AM
Char Choghadiya
"Moving" — neutral, but it favours motion.
Use it for · Travel and setting out.
Tuesday
9:52 AM — 10:52 AM
Brahma Muhurta
"The creator's hour" — about 96 minutes before sunrise.
Use it for · Prayer, meditation and study.
Tuesday
5:45 AM — 6:49 AM
Keep these free
Rahu Kaal
Rahu's eighth of the daylight — it moves with the weekday.
Avoid for · New beginnings, launches and setting out.
Tuesday
1:51 PM — 2:51 PM
Yamaganda
Yama's eighth of the daylight.
Avoid for · Auspicious beginnings and ceremonies.
Tuesday
9:52 AM — 10:52 AM
Gulika Kaal
Traditionally, what begins now tends to recur.
Avoid for · Anything you wouldn't want repeated — routine work is fine.
Tuesday
11:52 AM — 12:52 PM
The Shape of the Day
Sunrise to sunset, hour by hour.
The day divides into eight choghadiya. Gold favours beginnings, rose asks for patience; the lower band marks the windows to seek and to avoid.
7:53 AM
9 AM10 AM11 AM12 PM1 PM2 PM3 PM
3:51 PM
Rog
7:53 AM — 8:53 AM
Udveg
8:53 AM — 9:52 AM
Char
9:52 AM — 10:52 AM
Labh
10:52 AM — 11:52 AM
Amrit
11:52 AM — 12:52 PM
Kaal
12:52 PM — 1:51 PM
Shubh
1:51 PM — 2:51 PM
Rog
2:51 PM — 3:51 PM
- Abhijit11:36 AM — 12:08 PM
- Rahu Kaal1:51 PM — 2:51 PM
- Yamaganda9:52 AM — 10:52 AM
- Gulika11:52 AM — 12:52 PM
Before sunrise · for prayer & study
Brahma Muhurta
5:45 AM — 6:49 AM
After sunset · for evening puja
Pradosh Kaal
3:51 PM — 6:15 PM
The full panchang
- Tithi
- Amavasya
- until 12:52 AM, 9 Dec
- Nakshatra
- Anuradha · pada 4
- until 12:45 PM
- Yoga
- Dhriti
- until 3:08 AM, 9 Dec
- Karana
- Chatushpada
- until 11:45 AM
- Vara
- Mangalavara
- Moon sign
- Vrishchika
- Sun sign
- Vrishchika
- Lunar month
- Kartika
- Vikram Samvat 2083 · amanta
- Yamaganda
- 9:52 AM — 10:52 AM
- Gulika Kaal
- 11:52 AM — 12:52 PM
- Disha Shool
- North
- Direction to avoid setting out towards
Your Plans
What are you planning tuesday?
Choose what's on your mind — we'll find tuesday's most suitable window for it.
Tuesday's Business Window
11:36 AM — 12:08 PM
Abhijit Muhurat
A suitable window for beginning an important business activity — a launch, a signing, a first meeting.
Amavasya is traditionally kept for rest and remembrance rather than new beginnings. Prepare today; begin on a fuller day.
A stronger day this week: Saturday, 12 December →
Tuesday's Travel Window
11:52 AM — 12:52 PM
Amrit Choghadiya
Also suitable
- 10:52 AM — 11:52 AM · Labh Choghadiya
A considered window to set out — leaving the house within it is what counts.
Anuradha (gentle nakshatra) supports this kind of undertaking.
Traditionally, avoid setting out towards the North tuesday.
Tuesday's Purchase Window
11:36 AM — 12:08 PM
Abhijit Muhurat
A favourable window for a significant purchase — a vehicle, property, gold, or something for the home.
Amavasya is traditionally kept for rest and remembrance rather than new beginnings. Prepare today; begin on a fuller day.
A stronger day this week: Saturday, 12 December →
Tuesday's Ceremony Window
No clear window tuesday.
A window suited to a family ceremony or occasion. For a wedding or griha pravesh, a full muhurta should be cast.
Amavasya is traditionally kept for rest and remembrance rather than new beginnings. Prepare today; begin on a fuller day.
A stronger day this week: Saturday, 12 December →
Tuesday's Puja Window
5:45 AM — 6:49 AM
Brahma Muhurta
Also suitable
- 11:52 AM — 12:52 PM · Amrit Choghadiya
A good window for personal puja and prayer at home.
Amavasya is itself a day for devotion — a fine day for puja.
Tuesday's Decision Window
11:36 AM — 12:08 PM
Abhijit Muhurat
A clear window for making — or announcing — an important decision.
Amavasya is traditionally kept for rest and remembrance rather than new beginnings. Prepare today; begin on a fuller day.
A stronger day this week: Saturday, 12 December →
Practice & Reflection
Something small to carry through tuesday.
Tuesday's Practice
Do one thing today that asks something of your body — a brisk walk, stairs, real effort.
Tuesday is ruled by Mars.
Tuesday's Reflection
Friendship is a discipline.
On the Moon in Anuradha · अनुराधा
The Week Ahead
Seven days at a glance.
Each day's most considered window. Tap a day to open it — you'll stay right here.
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11:36 AM until 12:08 PM Krishna Amavasya Better for preparationTue 8
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7:54 AM until 8:54 AM Shukla PratipadaWed 9
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11:37 AM until 12:09 PM Shukla DwitiyaThu 10
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8:55 AM until 9:55 AM Shukla TritiyaFri 11
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11:38 AM until 12:09 PM Shukla TritiyaSat 12
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9:56 AM until 10:55 AM Shukla Chaturthi Better for preparationSun 13
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1:52 PM until 2:51 PM Shukla PanchamiMon 14
Coming Up
Important dates ahead.
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10 Oct in 2 daysBhadrapada Amavasya The new Moon — rest, and remembrance of ancestors. Timing & meaning →
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11 Oct in 3 daysSharad Navratri Nine nights of the Goddess begin. Timing & meaning →
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20 Oct in 12 daysDussehra Vijayadashami — victory, and the beginning of new undertakings. Timing & meaning →
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22 Oct in 14 daysShukla Ekadashi A day of fasting and restraint. Timing & meaning →
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25 Oct in 17 daysAshvin Purnima The full Moon — completion and devotion. Timing & meaning →
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28 Oct in 20 daysKarwa Chauth A day-long fast for a partner's wellbeing, broken at moonrise. Timing & meaning →
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6 Nov in 29 daysDhanteras The first day of Diwali — wellbeing, and a considered purchase. Timing & meaning →
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8 Nov in 31 daysDiwali · Lakshmi Puja Lakshmi is welcomed in — the year's brightest night. Timing & meaning →
BEYOND TODAY
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Daily timing is the same for everyone in London. Your chart, your situation and your family's practice are not.
Timings are calculated for London (Europe/London) using the Lahiri ayanamsa and the amanta calendar. Regional traditions may observe some dates differently — for a muhurta that matters, ask a practitioner to confirm it for you.