What is rahu kalam and yamagandam?

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Welcome back to our channel! Today, we're diving into the fascinating world of Rahu Kalam and Yamagandam. Ever wondered why certain times of the day are considered inauspicious in Vedic astrology? Let's find out!

Rahu Kalam, or the period of Rahu, occurs every day for about 90 minutes. It's considered inauspicious for starting new ventures, signing important documents, or beginning any significant task. Rahu is known as the 'shadow planet,' and its influence during this time is believed to bring obstacles and delays.

To calculate Rahu Kalam, you need to know the sunrise and sunset times for your location. Divide the total time between sunrise and sunset into 8 equal parts. Rahu Kalam falls at different intervals each day:

Monday: 8th part
Tuesday: 7th part
Wednesday: 5th part
Thursday: 6th part
Friday: 4th part
Saturday: 3rd part
Sunday: 2nd part

Yamagandam, on the other hand, is another inauspicious period of 90 minutes, ruled by Yama, the god of death. This period is best avoided for initiating any new endeavors as it can lead to failures or negative outcomes. Yamagandam's time slots differ from Rahu Kalam and are calculated similarly by dividing the day into 8 parts.

By being mindful of Rahu Kalam and Yamagandam, you can avoid starting important tasks during these periods and align your activities with more auspicious times, enhancing your chances of success.

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