Shubh hora was developed by Jyotish Shastra to determine the lucky and unlucky times of the day. It is simple for a person to select a suitable Muhurta.

A day consists of seven distinct horas, or 24 horas in total. Each of the seven Hora is cyclical, revolving in a definite, unchanging cycle both throughout the day and at night.

People in Tamil Nadu observe Gowri Panchangam Nalla Neram and Nalla Neram on a daily basis. Gowri Nalla Neram, which is Shubha times in a day given in Tamil Gowri Panchangam, is an auspicious time according to the Shubha Horai table.

There are seven primary Horas named after the seven traditional planets: Sun Hora (Surya Hora) Moon Hora (Chandra Hora) Mars Hora (Mangala Hora) Mercury Hora (Budha Hora) Jupiter Hora (Brihaspati/Guru Hora) Venus Hora (Shukra Hora) Saturn Hora (Shani Hora) Additionally, there are special Horas like Rahu Hora and Ketu Hora, which are calculated based on the distance between the Moon and the lunar nodes (Rahu and Ketu).

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Q 1. What is shubh horai in astrology?

Hora is a unit of time in Vedic astrology, roughly equivalent to one hour. It is derived from ancient Indian astrology texts and is used to determine auspicious and inauspicious periods throughout the day for various activities.

Q 2. How is hora timing calculated?

Hora timing is calculated based on the sunrise time of the day. The time between sunrise and sunset is divided into 12 equal parts, with each part representing one Hora. The first Hora after sunrise is ruled by the Sun, followed by the Moon, and then the other five visible planets in a specific order.

Q 3. What is the significance of Shubha Hora timing?

Horai timing is significant in astrology for determining auspicious timings for activities such as starting a new venture, conducting business, or performing rituals. Each Hora is associated with a planetary ruler, and the nature of the planet influences the quality of time and the types of activities suitable during that period.

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