Selling Goods

The buyer is found and the price is agreed. Now choose the day the goods change hands.

Selling is letting go of something you held. You want the sale to go smoothly, at a fair price, with the full payment in your hands. And you want to part on good terms.

The classical texts on muhurta shastra give selling its own rules, separate from buying. They time the handover, when the goods leave your hands and the payment is taken. We read those rules for your city, where the goods leave you.

What you get

Auspicious windows for the sale for your city. The top 3 most auspicious ones highlighted. The days to avoid tagged along with the reasons. And, the classical text reference behind each recommendation.

What we need

The birth date, time and place of each seller, your city, where the goods leave your hands, and your date range.

Selling here means parting with goods for money: closing the sale, handing over, taking the payment. It covers gold, land, stock and goods leaving your godown. The muhurat times the handover, not the bargaining before it.