Muhurta Chintamani
Muhurta Chintamani, translated and commented upon by Shiv Kumar Chadha, is an English edition of the classical Sanskrit text authored by Daivagya Acharya Shri Ram, one of the most respected authorities on Muhurta (Electional Astrology). The work is regarded as one of the foundational texts for selecting the most auspicious time to begin important life events such as marriage, housewarming, business ventures, travel, education, religious ceremonies, and other significant activities.
The book systematically explains the principles of Muhurta by examining the influence of tithis, weekdays, nakshatras, yogas, karanas, planetary positions, lunar strength, and ascendants. It also discusses auspicious and inauspicious combinations, omens, and traditional rules for minimizing adverse planetary influences when an ideal Muhurta is not available. Shiv Kumar Chadha’s commentary and English translation make this classical work accessible to modern readers while preserving its original teachings. Supported by references from ancient authorities and practical guidelines, the book serves as a comprehensive resource for electional astrology.
Key Topics
- Fundamentals of Muhurta (Electional Astrology)
- Selection of auspicious timings for marriage, travel, business, and ceremonies
- Importance of tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana, and weekday
- Analysis of planetary positions and ascendants
- Traditional omens and remedial considerations
- Classical rules for choosing favorable Muhurtas
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Product Description
Muhurta Chintamani is a classical guide to Electional Astrology, explaining how to determine the most auspicious timings for important life events through the analysis of planetary positions, lunar factors, and traditional Muhurta principles.
For:
- Students of Muhurta Astrology
- Intermediate and advanced Vedic astrology learners
- Practicing astrologers
- Readers interested in classical Sanskrit astrology texts
| Weight | 110 kg |
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| Dimensions | 10 × 6 × 2 in |

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