How the dates are chosen
A muhurta is an auspicious moment to begin something. For each kind of beginning, tradition names the nakshatras (the Moon’s star), tithis (lunar days) and weekdays that support it. We check every day ahead for your city and keep only the days where all three agree, while avoiding Amavasya, the rikta tithis (Chaturthi, Navami, Chaturdashi), Vishti karana and, for a house-warming, the months when the Sun is in Dhanu, Meena or Karka.
With your birth details saved, we also check tara bala (how the day’s star relates to your birth star) and chandra bala (how the Moon relates to your Moon sign), and put the dates that suit you first.
For a wedding, a full muhurta needs both partners’ charts and more rules, so please consult your family priest. For every event, confirm the exact time with a local panchang or your priest, and avoid Rahu Kaal on the day.