Panchaka Rahita · Columbus, United States
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Panchaka rahita: the sum of tithi, weekday, nakshatra and lagna, divided by nine, leaves a remainder. 1 Mrityu, 2 Agni, 4 Raja, 6 Chora and 8 Roga panchaka are avoided; the rest are good.
- Good muhurta07:55 –09:42
- Raja panchaka09:42 –12:07
- Good muhurta12:07 –14:08
- Chora panchaka14:08 –15:39
- Good muhurta15:39 –16:53
- Roga panchaka16:53 –18:04
- Chora panchaka18:04 –18:37
- Good muhurta18:37 –19:27
- Roga panchaka19:27 –21:16
- Good muhurta21:16 –23:34
- Mrityu panchaka23:34 –02:05, 28 Oct
- Agni panchaka02:05, 28 Oct –03:56, 28 Oct
- Good muhurta03:56, 28 Oct –04:36, 28 Oct
- Raja panchaka04:36, 28 Oct –07:06, 28 Oct
- Good muhurta07:06, 28 Oct –07:57, 28 Oct
Times for Columbus, United States (UTC−4:00). The Hindu day runs from sunrise to the next sunrise. Cut from sunrise and sunset at the upper edge of the Sun with refraction, as Drik Panchang; each edge rounded to the nearest minute.
Panchaka Rahita
Panchaka rahita muhurta adds the tithi, weekday, nakshatra and lagna and divides by nine. A remainder of 1, 2, 4, 6 or 8 gives Mrityu, Agni, Raja, Chora or Roga panchaka, to be avoided; any other remainder is good. South Indian almanacs use it to fine-tune a muhurta.