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Spiritual weather for Ahmedabad · 11 Oct 2026

Rest. The moon does.

COMPUTED BY NAVASHI ↗
CONDITIONS
Still
New moon. The sky holds its breath. What was is gone; what will be has not yet arrived.
SOUL TEMPERATURE
100°
Burning
PRESSURE
Rising
Building fast
THE VEIL
Torn
Torn. Strong convergence on a new moon. Every tradition that has a name for this moment says: be awake.
WIND
Variable ↔
TITHI
Shukla Pratipada
NAKSHATRA
Chitra
RĀHU KĀLA
16:49 — 18:17
PANCHA PAKSHI
Crow

The day

Universal day 4, ruled by Rahu. The Builder: structure, discipline, foundation. The moon rests in Chitra (चित्रा), ruled by Tvashtri. Rakshasa gana, Mridu (gentle, mild) nature. The Māori Maramataka names tonight Tirea — Very small moon. The moon is very small. A quiet, tentative beginning. The Mayan Tzolkin reads 12 Aq'ab'al — Dawn. The threshold between night and day. New beginnings. Clarity emerging.

The season

Hán Lù (寒露) — Cold Dew. The dew turns cold. What was gentle moisture becomes sharp. Contraction accelerates. Geese arrive as guests. Chrysanthemums bloom yellow. Crickets huddle near doorways. The Japanese micro-season names this moment Kōgan kitaru (鴻雁来) — Wild geese return. The winter visitors arrive. What departed in spring returns. The Wheel of the Year places us between Mabon and Samhain (21 days to Samhain). The dimming. Light withdraws. Leaves fall. The world strips down. The veil begins to thin.

Where the traditions agree

When 3 unrelated traditions read the same sky and reach the same conclusion, the signal is strong. Today, Chinese Solar Terms (二十四节气), Māori Maramataka, Mayan Tzolkin all favour action. When 3 unrelated traditions read the same sky and reach the same conclusion, the signal is strong. Today, Chinese Meridian Clock (子午流注), Wheel of the Year, Vedic Panchang — Nakshatra all counsel restraint.

Observed today

Buddhist Uposatha
New Moon Uposatha

New Moon Uposatha. Observed across both Theravāda and Mahāyāna traditions. A day for heightened moral observance, meditation, and the recitation of precepts.

Tomorrow

Next phase: First quarter. Solar term shifts to Frost Descends in 12 days.

The day’s watches

Windows, in local clock time
Morning

The pre-dawn window — marked as sacred in every tradition — opens at 05:04. Sunrise at 06:34. The Lover's hour at 07:33 — beauty, connection, art. Body: Stomach → Spleen meridian time.

Sun 06:34Venus 07:33Mercury 08:31Moon 09:30Saturn 10:29
Afternoon

Solar noon at 12:26. The King's hour at 11:27 — expansion, generosity, wisdom. Body: Heart → Small Intestine meridian time.

Jupiter 11:27Mars 12:26Sun 13:24Venus 14:23Mercury 15:22Moon 16:20
Evening

Sunset at 18:17. The transition between day and night is sacred in every tradition that watches the sun go down. The moon is up — 1% illuminated. Body: Kidney → Pericardium meridian time.

Saturn 17:19Jupiter 18:17Mars 19:19Sun 20:20Venus 21:22
COMPUTED FROM
Chinese Solar Terms (二十四节气)Japanese Micro-Seasons (七十二候)Chinese Meridian Clock (子午流注)Wheel of the YearBuddhist UposathaNumerology (VR Method)Vedic Panchang — NakshatraMāori MaramatakaMayan Tzolkin (Tzolkʼin)Hermetic Planetary Hours

Navashi presents these traditions with care, not authority. Each has scholars, practitioners, and communities who hold this knowledge with a depth we cannot match. Where we have erred, corrections are welcome.

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