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In any daytime there are certain periods, which have special meaning.

Yama Ghantaka

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Rishi Vasishtha: "Yama Ghantaka should always be avoided in any Muhurta for auspicious (Shubha) activity". It is considered that any activity (especially travelling) started during the period of Yama Ghantaka pushes the one towards to death.

Abhijeet Muhurta

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Abhijit Muhurta is one of the most auspicious and powerful criteria for initiating all types of works.

Brahma Muhurta

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Brahma Muhurta is optimal for waking up as well as any activity connected to spiritual practices (such as Hatha Yoga, Dhyana (meditation), etc), creating, planning, projections etc.

Gulikā Kalām

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According to Jyotish knowledge Gulika Kalam is a very negative (Ashubha) period of time every day that should be shunned for all auspicious and beneficial activities.

Rahu Kalām

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According to Jyotish knowledge Rahu Kaalam is a very negative (Ashubha) period of time every day that should be shunned for all auspicious and beneficial activities.

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As Surya is partially malefic (Krura Graha) by its nature, thus Sunday generally is considered to be a day for either for Paapa (sinful, unethical, cruel actions) or some Shubha (auspicious) Karmas only if certain benefic work isn't specified for it. Its nature is "fixed & stationary" (in ancient Sanskrit - "Dhruva" or "Sthira"), thus all "fixed & stationary" works are good on Sunday. In combination with "fixed & stationary" Nakshatras (Rohini, Uttara Phalguni, Uttara Bhadrapada, Uttara Ashada) activity related to this Nakshatras will be very fruitful. As for effectiveness - Sunday is effective during day-time. This day is auspiscious for everything related to copper-red, blood red, sunrise colour, government, father, king, ego, self-esteem, truth, Sattva, cleariness, health etc (as Surya, a ruler of this day, rules all these things). All works that somehow are related to destroying something on the way to light or getting health are very auspicious (as Shiva, who's responsible for destroying all obstacles on the way to Moksha is a tutelary Devata of Sunday. It's very auspicious to appeal to Shiva while trying to do something important during Sunday). Adhi-Devata of Sunday is Agni, who's very similar to Surya by its nature. Thus, Sunday is a very auspiscious day for anything that's related to Agni, fire, light and all similar things.

Basing on mentioned parameters works in following fields are especially prescribed for Sunday: coronation, service to  government / king, worshipping of king, service & employment; works related to fire, weapon making & usage, war, bravery, travel, thief catching; doctor, transaction of medicine; purchase of cows, bullocks & animals; works related to gold, silver, copper, wood; bones-skin-hides, Manglik (auspicious) works, Yagya, teaching Mantras (Agni Mantras), religious discourse, music learning; wearing of new clothes, woolen clothes; mountain, stones, dessert, forest, trees, usage of forest items; snake, animal rearing & husbandry; food grain; trade.

Shiva is the 20th Nitya (Naisargika) Yoga, which is ruled by Mitra and considered to be benefic. Its effect usually described as "auspicious". Graha, who's ruling Shiva Nitya Yoga, is Buddha (Mercury).

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