Hindu Panchang Guru

Krishna Dashami is the tenth day of the waning phase of the Moon. 'Dashami' implies completeness or culmination, and in the Krishna Paksha, it often points towards concluding tasks, introspection, or winding down projects rather than initiating new ventures. The ruling deity for Dashami is Yama (Dharmaraja), emphasizing justice, discipline, and the consequences of actions. It is generally considered a 'Purna Tithi' (full Tithi), which can be moderately auspicious for certain stable tasks, but its placement in the waning phase advises caution for extremely new beginnings.

The day begins under Purva Phalguni, a Nakshatra ruled by Bhaga (God of marital bliss and prosperity) and Venus. It signifies pleasure, creativity, rest, and artistic expression, good for celebrations and enjoying life's comforts. From 11:24:00 IST, the Moon transits into Uttara Phalguni, ruled by Aryaman (God of patronage and leadership) and the Sun. This Nakshatra is known for its qualities of stability, steadfastness, charity, leadership, and lasting achievements. It is excellent for commitments, marriage, laying foundations, and public service. The transition indicates a shift from leisure to more responsible and enduring endeavors.

The day largely falls under Varian Yoga, which means 'Lord' or 'Supreme'. It is considered highly auspicious for auspicious deeds, good for creative arts, music, and activities that lead to expansion and prosperity. After 16:50:00 IST, Parigha Yoga begins, meaning 'bolt' or 'iron bar'. This Yoga is generally inauspicious as it signifies obstacles, disputes, and challenges, making it unfavorable for starting new projects or engaging in significant transactions. It is advised to avoid travel and important initiations during Parigha Yoga.

The first half of the day is governed by Vanija Karana, which means 'merchant' or 'trade'. It is favorable for business dealings, commercial activities, and engaging in profitable ventures. However, from 10:49:42 IST, Vishti Karana (also known as Bhadra) commences. Vishti Karana is considered one of the most inauspicious Karanas, often associated with malefic influences, conflicts, and unfortunate outcomes. It is strongly advised to avoid all important and auspicious undertakings, journeys, or new beginnings during this period, as actions taken tend to lead to difficulties or failures.

Brihaspativar, or Thursday, is ruled by Brihaspati (Jupiter), the Guru of the Devas. It is a highly auspicious day for spiritual pursuits, education, financial matters, religious ceremonies, pilgrimages, and consulting with wise individuals. Actions initiated on this day tend to be blessed with wisdom, growth, and prosperity, fostering a sense of dharma and ethical conduct.

The phase of the moon currently dominant.