Timing — Best Days
A day-by-day favourability heatmap for an activity. Add birth details to factor in your personal Tarabala & Chandrabala.
Add birth details (optional — personalises with Tarabala/Chandrabala)
How the best-days calendar works
This calendar scores each upcoming day for a chosen activity and personalises it to your birth chart. It combines the day’s panchang — tithi, nakshatra, yoga and weekday — with your Tarabala (the strength of the day’s star counted from your birth star) and Chandrabala (the Moon’s position from your Moon sign).
Days where the universal muhurta factors and your personal balas agree score highest, giving a quick heatmap of when to act and when to wait. It is a planning aid: for a fixed, high-stakes event like a wedding, confirm the final window with a detailed muhurta.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tarabala?
Tarabala is the strength of a day’s nakshatra counted from your birth nakshatra. Some of the nine taras are favourable and some are best avoided for important work.
What is Chandrabala?
Chandrabala is the favourability of the transiting Moon’s sign measured from your natal Moon sign — a key personal factor in choosing a good day.
Is this the same as muhurta?
It is a personalised first pass. A full muhurta also weighs the lagna of the moment and activity-specific rules; use this to shortlist days, then fine-tune.
Related guides
- Understanding Vimshottari Dasha: The Cosmic Timeline of Life
- Understanding Gochar: The Art of Reading Planetary Transits
- Understanding Antardasha: The Fine-Tuning of Vedic Timing