October 27 Panchang: Auspicious and Inauspicious Timings Today
The Panchang remains one of the most widely used guides in Hindu life, helping people decide when to begin important tasks and when to exercise caution. It is based on the positions of the Sun, the Moon, and other planets. Here are the main timings for Tuesday, October 27.
The tithi of Krishna Paksha Pratipada, in the Kartik month, starts at 9:41 AM on Monday and ends at 7:01 AM on Tuesday. Krishna Paksha Dwitiya begins after that and will last until 4:07 AM on October 28.
The day begins with sunrise at 6:33 AM and ends with sunset at 5:48 PM. Moonrise is scheduled for 6:36 PM, while moonset will take place at 8:39 AM the following morning.
On this day, the Sun is positioned in the Swati nakshatra. In astrology, this placement is said to strengthen the urge to act freely and move beyond restrictive situations. Swati nakshatra is presided over by Pawan Dev and ruled by Rahu.
Siddhi Yoga remains active until 10:52 AM, followed by Vyatipata Yoga. Siddhi Yoga is believed to help tasks reach completion with minimal hindrance, and its ruling deity is Lord Ganesha.
For auspicious activities, Abhijit Muhurat runs from 11:48 AM to 12:33 PM, and Amrit Kaal from 11:15 AM to 12:43 PM. Both are seen as powerful windows for worship, enterprise, and meaningful undertakings.
Time slots to approach carefully include Yamaganda Kaal from 9:22 AM to 10:46 AM, linked with Yamraj, and Rahu Kaal from 2:59 PM to 4:23 PM, when new beginnings are discouraged. Gulik Kaal, from 12:10 PM to 1:35 PM, is called the poisonous period, yet routine tasks, deposits, donations, and investments are considered suitable during it.
The Sun is in Libra on Tuesday, which astrology calls its debilitated position. This may make confidence feel somewhat weaker and decision-making more challenging.
The Moon remains primarily in Aries before entering Taurus at 9:06 PM. Aries, ruled by Mars, is associated with boldness, leadership, and quick action.
Dishashool will be in the north direction on Tuesday. According to astrology and Vastu Shastra, traveling in this direction on that day is considered inauspicious.