Do_Ghati_Muhurta_Reference_Mysuru_Athlone

Do-Ghati Muhurat Reference

Purpose. This document lists the 30 Do-Ghati Muhurat divisions for two cases, with their fixed muhurta names, corresponding nakshatra mapping, and local time slots. The nakshatra column is the traditional Do-Ghati muhurta-nakshatra correspondence; it is not the Moon's actual transit nakshatra at that moment. Calculation rule used: Sunrise-to-sunset is divided into 15 day muhurtas; sunset-to-next-sunrise is divided into 15 night muhurtas. Therefore, a Do-Ghati Muhurat is not always exactly 48 minutes; it varies by date and location.

Case Date

Timezone

22 Apr 1975

Mysuru/Mysore, India; 12°18′N, 76°38′E (from uploaded chart)

India Standard Time, UTC+05:30

30 May 2026

Athlone, Ireland; approx. 53°26′N, 7°57′W

Vedic/electional basis: Classical and panchang practice divides the day and night separately into 15 muhurtas each. B. V. Raman also cautions that 48 minutes is exact only when day and night are equal; otherwise the exact day and night lengths should be used. Nakshatra mapping: The muhurta-nakshatra correspondence follows the commonly published day/night Do-Ghati table used by panchang sources such as AstroSage Panchang. Sunrise/sunset method: Times below were independently calculated using apparent sunrise/sunset with standard solar zenith 90.833°. Minute-level differences are possible across panchang engines due to local horizon, refraction, rounding, and sunrise definition. Case 1 - Mysuru/Mysore, India: 22 Apr 1975 Sunrise Sunset

Next sunrise

Day slot length

06:08:01 18:36:22 06:07:31, 23 Apr 1975 0:49:53 0:46:04 All times below are local: India Standard Time (UTC+05:30). Specific note: The uploaded chart gives birth time 19:15:00. This falls in muhurta #16: Ishwara / Girisha, corresponding nakshatra Ardra. # Period

Muhurat name

Start End 1 Day Rudra Ardra 06:08:01 06:57:55 2 Day

Ashlesha 06:57:55 07:47:48 3 Day Mitra Anuradha 07:47:48 08:37:41 4 Day

Magha 08:37:41 09:27:35 5 Day Vasu Dhanishtha 09:27:35 10:17:28 6 Day

Ambu / Jala

10:17:28 11:07:21 7 Day Vishwedeva

11:07:21 11:57:15 8 Day Vidhi Abhijit 11:57:15 12:47:08 9 Day Brahma Rohini 12:47:08 13:37:01 10 Day Indra Jyeshtha 13:37:01 14:26:55 11 Day

Vishakha 14:26:55 15:16:48 12 Day

Mula 15:16:48 16:06:42 13 Day Varuna Shatabhisha 16:06:42 16:56:35 14 Day Aryama

16:56:35 17:46:28 15 Day Bhaga

17:46:28 18:36:22 16 Night Ishwara / Girisha Ardra 18:36:22 19:22:26 17 Night

Ajaikapada / Ajapada

19:22:26 20:08:31 18 Night Ahirbudhnya

20:08:31 20:54:35 19 Night

Revati 20:54:35 21:40:40 20 Night

Ashwini 21:40:40 22:26:45 21 Night Yama Bharani 22:26:45 23:12:49 22 Night Agni Krittika 23:12:49 23:58:54 23 Night

Rohini 23:58:54 00:44:58, 23 Apr 1975 24 Night

Mrigashira 00:44:58, 23 Apr 1975 01:31:03, 23 Apr 1975 25 Night Aditi Punarvasu 01:31:03, 23 Apr 1975 02:17:08, 23 Apr 1975 26 Night

Pushya 02:17:08, 23 Apr 1975 03:03:12, 23 Apr 1975 27 Night Vishnu Shravana 03:03:12, 23 Apr 1975 03:49:17, 23 Apr 1975 28 Night

Hasta 03:49:17, 23 Apr 1975 04:35:21, 23 Apr 1975 29 Night Tvashta Chitra 04:35:21, 23 Apr 1975 05:21:26, 23 Apr 1975 30 Night

Swati 05:21:26, 23 Apr 1975 06:07:31, 23 Apr 1975 Electional caution from B. V. Raman: Generally avoided diurnal muhurtas: 1, 2, 4, 10, 11, 12, 15. Generally avoided nocturnal muhurtas: 16, 17, 21, 22. Full muhurta selection should also check tithi, weekday, yoga, karana, lunar nakshatra, lagna and purpose-specific rules. Case 2 - Athlone, Ireland: 30 May 2026 Sunrise Sunset

Next sunrise

Day slot length

05:12:02 21:47:06 05:11:03, 31 May 2026 1:06:20 0:29:35 All times below are local: Irish Summer Time (UTC+01:00). # Period

Muhurat name

Start End 1 Day Rudra Ardra 05:12:02 06:18:22 2 Day

Ashlesha 06:18:22 07:24:42 3 Day Mitra Anuradha 07:24:42 08:31:02 4 Day

Magha 08:31:02 09:37:23 5 Day Vasu Dhanishtha 09:37:23 10:43:43 6 Day

Ambu / Jala

10:43:43 11:50:03 7 Day Vishwedeva

11:50:03 12:56:24 8 Day Vidhi Abhijit 12:56:24 14:02:44 9 Day Brahma Rohini 14:02:44 15:09:04 10 Day Indra Jyeshtha 15:09:04 16:15:24 11 Day

Vishakha 16:15:24 17:21:45 12 Day

Mula 17:21:45 18:28:05 13 Day Varuna Shatabhisha 18:28:05 19:34:25 14 Day Aryama

19:34:25 20:40:45 15 Day Bhaga

20:40:45 21:47:06 16 Night Ishwara / Girisha Ardra 21:47:06 22:16:41 17 Night

Ajaikapada / Ajapada

22:16:41 22:46:17 18 Night Ahirbudhnya

22:46:17 23:15:53 19 Night

Revati 23:15:53 23:45:29 20 Night

Ashwini 23:45:29 00:15:05, 31 May 2026 21 Night Yama Bharani 00:15:05, 31 May 2026 00:44:40, 31 May 2026 22 Night Agni Krittika 00:44:40, 31 May 2026 01:14:16, 31 May 2026 23 Night

Rohini 01:14:16, 31 May 2026 01:43:52, 31 May 2026 24 Night

Mrigashira 01:43:52, 31 May 2026 02:13:28, 31 May 2026 25 Night Aditi Punarvasu 02:13:28, 31 May 2026 02:43:04, 31 May 2026 26 Night

Pushya 02:43:04, 31 May 2026 03:12:39, 31 May 2026 27 Night Vishnu Shravana 03:12:39, 31 May 2026 03:42:15, 31 May 2026 28 Night

Hasta 03:42:15, 31 May 2026 04:11:51, 31 May 2026 29 Night Tvashta Chitra 04:11:51, 31 May 2026 04:41:27, 31 May 2026 30 Night

Swati 04:41:27, 31 May 2026 05:11:03, 31 May 2026 Electional caution from B. V. Raman: Generally avoided diurnal muhurtas: 1, 2, 4, 10, 11, 12, 15. Generally avoided nocturnal muhurtas: 16, 17, 21, 22. Full muhurta selection should also check tithi, weekday, yoga, karana, lunar nakshatra, lagna and purpose-specific rules.

Uploaded natal chart PDF, page 1: confirms 22 Apr 1975, 19:15:00, Mysore/Mysuru, India and coordinates 76°38′E, 12°18′N. B. V. Raman, Muhurtha / Electional Astrology: names of diurnal and nocturnal muhurtas; caution that 48 minutes assumes equal day and night, so exact day/night length should be ascertained. Drik Panchang, Do Ghati Muhurat: describes 30 muhurtas in a whole day, 15 day and 15 night, each consisting of two ghatis, with sunrise-sunset based calculation. AstroSage Panchang, Do Ghati Muhurat: source for the day/night muhurta-to-nakshatra correspondence table. Athlone coordinates cross-checked against public geolocation references: approx. 53°26′N, 7°57′W. Practical note. Use these tables as a timing reference, not as a complete electional verdict. Traditional muhurta judgement requires combining Do-Ghati Muhurat with the full Panchanga and purpose-specific rules.