When should I begin?

Vedic tradition treats first-time purchases of valuable assets as samskaras — small but real events that carry forward. Picking a Shubh Choghadiya or Pushya nakshatra adds maybe 10 minutes of waiting and rules out the obvious red flags. For unimportant purchases (groceries, daily items) muhurat doesn't apply.

Open the activity-specific page (Vehicle, Property, etc.) — each one shows today's verdict plus the rules. Most months have 8–12 days that satisfy the headline rules for any given activity. If we add the upcoming-dates calendar in a future release, it will live here.

Abhijit is ~48 minutes around noon — for action, signings, transactions, ceremonies that happen in public. Brahma is the 90 minutes before sunrise — for inner work like meditation, yoga, mantra, study, puja. Don't try to fit a sale deed in Brahma Muhurta, and don't meditate during Abhijit if Brahma is available — each has its purpose.

Yes — every time-based factor (sunrise, sunset, Abhijit, Brahma, Choghadiya, Rahu Kaal) is computed from your local sunrise. Tithi and nakshatra are also slightly different by longitude. The picker at the top of this page sets your location; pick correctly before reading any timing.

Tradition gives a few remedies: chant the Mahamrityunjaya mantra 11 times before stepping out, offer a small piece of jaggery to the threshold, or wear a piece of black thread. None of these claim to override the muhurat completely, but they're the classical responses when timing is truly unavoidable (medical, work).