Hindu Panchang Guru

Dashami is the tenth Tithi (lunar day). In Krishna Paksha (waning moon), it is the tenth day after the Full Moon. Its ruling deity is Yama (Dharma Raja), the God of Justice and Death. This Tithi is generally considered good for stable actions, religious ceremonies, and matters related to law and order. It is also suitable for spiritual disciplines, meditation, and seeking guidance. While not ideal for aggressive beginnings, it supports activities requiring discipline and integrity.

Ashlesha Nakshatra, ruled by Mercury and the Nagas (divine serpents), is known for its mystical and transformative energies. It signifies intelligence, intuition, analytical skills, and a deep understanding of hidden truths. People born under Ashlesha can be perceptive, cunning, and have a profound interest in occult sciences. This Nakshatra is 'Tikshna' (sharp and dreadful), making it suitable for dealing with secrets, research, detoxification, removing obstacles, and magical rites. It is generally not auspicious for starting new ventures, travel, or marriage, as its intense energy can bring challenges or complications. It encourages introspection and dealing with inner complexities.

Vyatipata Yoga is one of the 27 Nitya Yogas, classified as an inauspicious (malefic) Yoga. It is considered a 'Vishkambhaadi Yoga,' denoting obstacles, dangers, and potential misfortune. Any auspicious activity started during this Yoga is believed to face hurdles or not yield desired results. It is best to avoid new beginnings, journeys, or important ceremonies during Vyatipata Yoga. Instead, this period is more suitable for spiritual practices, contemplation, and acts of charity to mitigate its negative influences.

Vanija Karana is the fifth of the movable Karanas, ruled by Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity. This Karana is highly auspicious for all types of commercial activities, trade, business deals, financial transactions, and investments. It is believed to bring success and profit in mercantile endeavors. It is generally favorable for starting shops, entering into agreements, and activities related to buying and selling. It instills a sense of balance and fairness in dealings.

Sunday (Ravivaar) is ruled by Surya (the Sun God). It signifies vitality, leadership, authority, and health. It is auspicious for beginning new ventures, government-related work, spiritual practices, and activities that require strength and determination. The Sun represents the soul, father, and ego. Actions taken on this day are believed to be blessed with success and divine support.

The phase of the moon currently dominant.