Havan Muhurat

You want the effort and devotion of the havan to count. Light the fire at the right hour.

A havan is done with devotion and a clear purpose. You want that purpose fulfilled, and peace and blessings for the home. You want all the effort to count.

The classical texts on muhurta shastra time a havan from the moment the fire is lit. We work out that moment for the city where the havan is held. After the fire is lit, the ritual follows its own order.

What you get

Auspicious windows to light the havan fire for your city, each with a date and a start and end time. 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 yajamana (host), the purpose of the havan, and the city.

A havan, or homa, is the fire offering. It can be a short Ganesh havan at home or a longer havan with a sankalpa behind it. The muhurat times the lighting of the fire.