The Gowri Panchang is an ancient Vedic timekeeping method used widely in South India to determine auspicious and inauspicious periods of the day. It divides the day into eight equal parts and classifies them into favorable (such as Amrita, Shubha, Labha) and unfavorable (like Rogha, Kala, Mrityu) segments.
Traditionally, Gowri Panchang is consulted for important activities such as marriage, travel, business, rituals, and daily tasks to ensure success and avoid obstacles. By using the Gowri Panchang, one can align their actions with cosmic rhythms and enhance the chances of positive outcomes.
How to Use the Gowri Panchang
•Check your location and date for the correct Gowri Panchang timings.
•Identify the current Gowri period (Amrita, Shubha, etc.).
•Plan your important tasks during Amrita, Shubha, Labha, Char, and avoid Rogha, Kala, Mrityu times.
Gowri Panchang Chart
| Period | Meaning | Nature | Suitable For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amrita Gowri | Nectar, Bliss | Highly Auspicious | All important works, new beginnings |
| Shubha Gowri | Auspicious, Good | Auspicious | Marriage, housewarming, spiritual rituals |
| Labh Gowri | Gain, Profit | Auspicious | Business deals, investments, purchases |
| Rogha Gowri | Disease, Suffering | Inauspicious | Avoid – linked with illness, disputes |
| Kala Gowri | Death, Loss | Highly Inauspicious | Avoid – danger, failures, accidents |
| Mrityu Gowri | Death-like Energy | Inauspicious | Avoid – obstacles, downfall |
| Udyoga Gowri | Work, Effort | Neutral / Mixed | Professional work, job-related activities |
| Char Gowri | Movement, Travel | Favorable | Journeys, travel, moving activities |
