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Panchang Date February 21 2018

Good & Bad Timings

Hora: Mars up to Feb 21, 11:24 AM Next Sun

Star of the Day: Ashwini up to Feb 21, 02:01 PM

Moon Phase: 6th Waxing Moon up to Feb 22, 03:50 AM

Sunrise: 06:32 AM Sunset: 06:12 PM

Yoga: Brahma (Trustworthy) up to Feb 22, 08:52 AM Next Indra (Leadership)

Karana: Kaulava (Social) up to Feb 21, 04:21 PM

Poison Time: 12:22 PM to 01:50 PM

Danger Time: 08:00 AM to 09:27 AM

Good Time: 10:55 AM to 12:22 PM

Time Zone: 05:30:00 City: Chennai

BirthStar: Ashwini up to Feb 21, 02:01 PM

Moon Phase:: 6th Waxing Moon up to Feb 22, 03:50 AM

To Do: Starting Spiritual Practices, Shopping, Planting, Travel, Health and Fitness Programs

To Avoid: Borrowing Money, Litigation

Nakshatra (Star) of the Day:

Ashwini up to Feb 21, 02:01 PM

General Characteristics: Good looking, gentle and pleasant manners, intelligent, talented at work intelligent; skilled in work

Symbol: A horse's head

Animal Symbol: A male horse

Ruling Planet: Kethu

Nature: Devas (god-like)

Presiding deity - Ashwini Kumaras, the golden armored, horse headed twins, of ancient Vedic lore, who performed many miracles in the form of physicians, to the celestial gods.

Favorable: A competent worker who performs above average on the job, intelligent, self sufficient, natural healer, helps others, good dressing sense, wealthy, attractive, powerful, intuitive, idealistic, spiritually inclined, adventurous, independent, strong, powerful, charming, and playful in nature, nurturer, traveler, and loves family.

Unfavorable: Hasty behavior, impulsiveness, desire to pursue new experiences in life; which leaving things unfinished, aggressive, stubborn, prefers doing things in their own way, easily gets disappointed, when things do not work as planned, dissatisfied, arrogant, lack of mental quietude, over passionate. Read more on https://www.astroved.com/astropedia/en/home

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