10 November 1996 Panchang: A Glimpse into the Past
What is Panchang?
Panchang is a Hindu astrological calendar that provides a comprehensive guide to various planetary positions, astronomical events, and their impact on human life. It is an essential tool for Hindus and astrologers to plan and prepare for various ceremonies, rituals, and important life events.
November 10, 1996 Panchang
Let's take a look at the Panchang for November 10, 1996:
Tithi (Lunar Day)
Shukla Paksha Chaturdashi
The 14th lunar day in the bright half of the lunar cycle, Shukla Paksha Chaturdashi, is considered an auspicious day for spiritual practices and rituals.
Nakshatra (Star)
Uttara Ashadha
Uttara Ashadha, the 21st Nakshatra, is associated with the symbol of a tusk of an elephant. It is a favorable Nakshatra for new beginnings, business ventures, and relationships.
Yoga
Vyaghata
Vyaghata Yoga is formed when the Moon is in the 12th house from the Sun. This Yoga is considered inauspicious for new initiatives and important decisions.
Karan
Gar
Gar Karan is a half-lunar day that is considered favorable for spiritual practices, meditation, and self-reflection.
Vara (Weekday)
Sunday
Sunday, the day of the Sun, is associated with energy, courage, and leadership. It is a favorable day for taking bold decisions and initiating new projects.
** PLANETARY POSITIONS **
- Sun: 24° Libra
- Moon: 13° Sagittarius
- Mars: 29° Scorpio
- Mercury: 15° Libra
- Jupiter: 10° Sagittarius
- Venus: 24° Virgo
- Saturn: 22° Pisces
- Rahu: 14° Aquarius
- Ketu: 14° Leo
This Panchang provides a glimpse into the celestial movements and their influence on human life on November 10, 1996. It is essential to understand the Panchang to plan and prepare for various life events and make informed decisions.
