December 31,2025 Daily Panchagam
🪔 Daily – december 31, 2025 (India)📆 General InformationGregorian Date: Wednesday, 31 December 2025Hindu Month: Pausha (Shukla Paksha) (both Purnimanta and Amanta systems)Vikram Samvat: 2082Shaka Samvat: 1947Season (Ritu): Hemant (Winter)Day (Vara): Wednesday — associated with Mercury (Budh) energy.🌙 Lunar Elements (Tithi, , yoga & Karana)🌕 Tithi (Lunar Day)Shukla Paksha Dvadashi begins after early morning and continues till ~1:48 AM on January 1, 2026.
This tithi is generally considered good for fasting, worship, charity, and spiritual activities.⭐ (Lunar Mansion)The Moon travels through Krittika for most of the day, carrying qualities of determination, focus, and leadership.On some local calendars, Rohini begins after midnight (early january 1).🧘 Yoga (Combination of sun & Moon)Sadhya Yoga is present for much of the day — considered stable and favorable for activities like worship, meditation, planning, and spiritual rituals.Later, Subha Yoga begins, which is also auspicious for well‑being and family harmony.🔹 Karana (Half‑Lunar Day)Bava Karana prevails early‑morning to mid‑afternoon, followed by Balava Karana — both are considered neutral to favorable for many activities.🕰️ Timing: Auspicious & Inauspicious Periods⛔ Inauspicious TimesThese are traditionally avoided for major rituals, business starts, or weddings:Rahu Kaal: ~12:30 PM – 1:47 PMGulikai Kaal: ~11:10 AM – 12:30 PMYamaganda: ~08:36 AM – 09:54 AM
(All times are approximate and may vary slightly by location.)✅ Auspicious Times (Shubh Muhurat)Abhijit Muhurta: ~12:09 PM – 12:50 PM — considered a powerful window for starting auspicious activities like prayers, pujas, and new beginnings.Amrit Kalam (Good Period): evening into night (~10:15 PM onwards) also brings positive energy.☀️ Sun and moon DetailsSunrise: ~07:15 AMSunset: ~05:45 PMMoonrise: AfternoonMoonset: Very early morning next day⭐ Astrological Sign InfluenceSun Sign: SagittariusMoon Sign: Mostly Aries in many regions during the day, switching to Taurus later (local charts may vary).🔔 Ritu and AyanaRitu: Hemant — Cold season energetically linked with reflection, balance, and grounding.Ayana: Dakshinayana — transition period of the sun in its southern course.📜 Key Highlights ElementDetailDate & DayWednesday, 31 december 2025TithiShukla DvadashiKrittikaYogaSadhya → SubhaKaranaBava → BalavaRahu KaalMidday early afternoonAbhijit MuhurtaAround noonSun/MoonSunrise ~07:15 AM, Moonrise AfternoonSeasonWinter (Hemant)🌼 What This Means🕉️ Spiritual and Ritual SignificanceDvadashi Tithi: Suitable for vrats (fasting), puja, charity, and devotional activities.Krittika : Favors determination, spiritual insight, and clarity in planning.Sadhya/ Subha Yogas: Provide supportive energy for prayer, gratitude practices, and thoughtful planning for the New Year.📅 Practical UsesAuspicious Activities: Start yajna, havan, puja, or chanting mantras in Abhijit or evening Amrit periods.Avoid: Beginning major contracts or launch events during Rahu, Gulikai, or Yamaganda.Social/Ritual: Setting intentions or resolutions after sunset taps into positive lunar energy.🪔 Tips for the Day (According to )✔️ Begin spiritual activities in Abhijit Muhurta or early evening.
✔ Avoid starting big tasks during Rahu Kaal or Yamaganda period.
✔ Use the favorable yoga periods for meditation or prayer.
✔ Reflect on personal goals as the year ends, harmonizing inner and outer intentions.🌄 SummaryDecember 31, 2025 highlights a day of transition and reflection — both astrologically and socially (being New Year’s Eve). The Shukla Dvadashi tithi, stable Krittika , and auspicious yogas give this day a balanced and spiritually inclined energy. Choosing the right muhurta like Abhijit enhances success in rituals or planning for the New Year.Disclaimer:The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any agency, organization, employer, or company. All information provided is for general informational purposes only. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, we make no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, reliability, or suitability of the information contained herein. Readers are advised to verify facts and seek professional advice where necessary. Any reliance placed on such information is strictly at the reader’s own risk.
This tithi is generally considered good for fasting, worship, charity, and spiritual activities.⭐ (Lunar Mansion)The Moon travels through Krittika for most of the day, carrying qualities of determination, focus, and leadership.On some local calendars, Rohini begins after midnight (early january 1).🧘 Yoga (Combination of sun & Moon)Sadhya Yoga is present for much of the day — considered stable and favorable for activities like worship, meditation, planning, and spiritual rituals.Later, Subha Yoga begins, which is also auspicious for well‑being and family harmony.🔹 Karana (Half‑Lunar Day)Bava Karana prevails early‑morning to mid‑afternoon, followed by Balava Karana — both are considered neutral to favorable for many activities.🕰️ Timing: Auspicious & Inauspicious Periods⛔ Inauspicious TimesThese are traditionally avoided for major rituals, business starts, or weddings:Rahu Kaal: ~12:30 PM – 1:47 PMGulikai Kaal: ~11:10 AM – 12:30 PMYamaganda: ~08:36 AM – 09:54 AM
(All times are approximate and may vary slightly by location.)✅ Auspicious Times (Shubh Muhurat)Abhijit Muhurta: ~12:09 PM – 12:50 PM — considered a powerful window for starting auspicious activities like prayers, pujas, and new beginnings.Amrit Kalam (Good Period): evening into night (~10:15 PM onwards) also brings positive energy.☀️ Sun and moon DetailsSunrise: ~07:15 AMSunset: ~05:45 PMMoonrise: AfternoonMoonset: Very early morning next day⭐ Astrological Sign InfluenceSun Sign: SagittariusMoon Sign: Mostly Aries in many regions during the day, switching to Taurus later (local charts may vary).🔔 Ritu and AyanaRitu: Hemant — Cold season energetically linked with reflection, balance, and grounding.Ayana: Dakshinayana — transition period of the sun in its southern course.📜 Key Highlights ElementDetailDate & DayWednesday, 31 december 2025TithiShukla DvadashiKrittikaYogaSadhya → SubhaKaranaBava → BalavaRahu KaalMidday early afternoonAbhijit MuhurtaAround noonSun/MoonSunrise ~07:15 AM, Moonrise AfternoonSeasonWinter (Hemant)🌼 What This Means🕉️ Spiritual and Ritual SignificanceDvadashi Tithi: Suitable for vrats (fasting), puja, charity, and devotional activities.Krittika : Favors determination, spiritual insight, and clarity in planning.Sadhya/ Subha Yogas: Provide supportive energy for prayer, gratitude practices, and thoughtful planning for the New Year.📅 Practical UsesAuspicious Activities: Start yajna, havan, puja, or chanting mantras in Abhijit or evening Amrit periods.Avoid: Beginning major contracts or launch events during Rahu, Gulikai, or Yamaganda.Social/Ritual: Setting intentions or resolutions after sunset taps into positive lunar energy.🪔 Tips for the Day (According to )✔️ Begin spiritual activities in Abhijit Muhurta or early evening.
✔ Avoid starting big tasks during Rahu Kaal or Yamaganda period.
✔ Use the favorable yoga periods for meditation or prayer.
✔ Reflect on personal goals as the year ends, harmonizing inner and outer intentions.🌄 SummaryDecember 31, 2025 highlights a day of transition and reflection — both astrologically and socially (being New Year’s Eve). The Shukla Dvadashi tithi, stable Krittika , and auspicious yogas give this day a balanced and spiritually inclined energy. Choosing the right muhurta like Abhijit enhances success in rituals or planning for the New Year.Disclaimer:The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any agency, organization, employer, or company. All information provided is for general informational purposes only. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, we make no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, reliability, or suitability of the information contained herein. Readers are advised to verify facts and seek professional advice where necessary. Any reliance placed on such information is strictly at the reader’s own risk.