October 13, 2025 - Daily Panchang (Hindu Calendar)

Balasahana Suresh
The Panchang (or Panchanga) is an ancient Hindu calendar that provides important astrological and astronomical details for each day. It includes the tithi (lunar day), nakshatra (constellation), yoga (auspicious or inauspicious combinations), karana (half-tithi), and the timings of sunrise, sunset, and other planetary positions.

Here’s the Panchang for October 13, 2025:

Date: october 13, 2025

Day: monday (Somavara)

Tithi:

  • Shukla Paksha (Waxing moon Phase)
  • Dwadashi Tithi (12th lunar day)
Tithi Details:

  • Dwadashi Tithi falls under the Shukla Paksha (the bright half of the lunar month), a favorable time for starting new ventures, performing religious rituals, and seeking blessings for prosperity.
  • Dwadashi is also considered auspicious for performing fasting or vows related to spiritual growth.
  • Parana (breaking the fast) can be done in the evening after Dwadashi Tithi ends.
Nakshatra:

  • Ashwini Nakshatra
Nakshatra Details:

  • Ashwini is the first nakshatra (lunar mansion) of the zodiac, ruled by Ketu. It is associated with new beginnings, healing, and success in ventures related to health or transportation.
  • This nakshatra is governed by the Ashwini Kumars, the celestial physicians, making it an ideal time for health-related activities, medicine, and wellness practices.
  • It’s an excellent time to initiate healing or wellness projects and connect with spiritual healing.
Yoga:

  • Siddhi Yoga
Yoga Details:

  • Siddhi Yoga is considered a very auspicious yoga. It is believed to be a time when one's efforts bear fruit, and new undertakings are likely to be successful.
  • This yoga is excellent for spiritual progress, meditation, and mantra chanting. It also promotes success in business and creative endeavors.
  • Siddhi Yoga is perfect for making progress in self-improvement activities.
Karana:

  • Bava Karana (First Half)
Karana Details:

  • Bava Karana is the first half of the Tritiya (third day) of the moon. It’s considered a time for growth and expansion, particularly in relationships, business, and creative work.
  • It’s a good period for activities that require growth and nurturing, such as planting, starting a project, or launching a new endeavor.
Sunrise and Sunset Timings:

  • Sunrise: 6:16 AM
  • Sunset: 6:04 PM
Moonrise and Moonset Timings:

  • Moonrise: 6:24 PM
  • Moonset: 7:32 AM (Next day)
Auspicious Timings:

  • Abhijit Muhurat: 11:51 AM to 12:40 PM
    (An excellent time for important work or rituals)
  • Gulika Kaal: 9:18 AM to 10:55 AM
    (Inauspicious time, avoid beginning new projects)
  • Yamgand: 1:25 PM to 3:01 PM
    (Not ideal for starting new ventures)
  • Durmuhurta: 3:15 PM to 4:04 PM
    (Auspicious time for closing tasks, not ideal for starting)
General Observations for the Day:

  • Monday (Somavara): Mondays are dedicated to Lord Shiva, making it an ideal day for fasting, meditation, or any spiritual practices.
  • The Shukla Paksha (waxing moon) promotes growth, prosperity, and spiritual development.
  • Ashwini Nakshatra emphadata-sizes new beginnings, health, and healing, making it a great day for initiating projects related to wellness or personal improvement.
  • With Siddhi Yoga, any work related to spirituality or success-driven tasks will have a higher chance of success.
Conclusion:

The Panchang for October 13, 2025 offers a auspicious and harmonious environment for making progress in personal, spiritual, and professional life. The Dwadashi Tithi and Ashwini Nakshatra offer the potential for healing, growth, and new beginnings. With the Siddhi Yoga dominating the day, it is a wonderful time to initiate new ventures, improve health, or engage in spiritual practices. However, avoid starting important work during the Yamgand and Durmuhurta periods for optimal results.

 

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