Gemini(Mithunam)(Mrigasirisham from 3rd pada, Tiruvadhirai, Punarbhoosam to end 3rd pada) Rasi Chandrashtama Days 2023

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MonthStarting Date & TimeEnding Date & TimeRasi
January 21 Jan 2023,02.53 pm 23 Jan 2023,01.51 pm Gemini(Mithunam) Rasi Chandrashtama Days 2023
February 18 Feb 2023,01.48 am 20 Feb 2023,01.14 am Gemini(Mithunam) Rasi Chandrashtama Days 2023
March 17 Mar 2023,10.18 am 19 Mar 2023,10.17 am Gemini(Mithunam) Rasi Chandrashtama Days 2023
April 13 Apr 2023,04.22 pm 15 Apr 2023,06.44 pm Gemini(Mithunam) Rasi Chandrashtama Days 2023
May 10 May 2023,09.48 pm 13 May 2023,12.18 am Gemini(Mithunam) Rasi Chandrashtama Days 2023
June 07 Jun 2023, 04.40 am 09 Jun 2023,06.02 am Gemini(Mithunam) Rasi Chandrashtama Days 2023
July 04 Jul 2023,01.44 pm 06 Jul 2023,01.38 pm Gemini(Mithunam) Rasi Chandrashtama Days 2023
August 01 Aug 2023,12.16 am 02 Aug 2023, 11.26 pm Gemini(Mithunam) Rasi Chandrashtama Days 2023
September 24 Sep 2023, 07.18 pm 26 Sep 2023,08.27 pm Gemini(Mithunam) Rasi Chandrashtama Days 2023
October 22 Oct 2023, 01.38 am 24 Oct 2023,04.22 am Gemini(Mithunam) Rasi Chandrashtama Days 2023
November 18 Nov 2023, 07.00 am 20 Nov 2023,10.07 am Gemini(Mithunam) Rasi Chandrashtama Days 2023
December 15 Dec 2023,01.44 pm 17 Dec 2023,03.44 pm Gemini(Mithunam) Rasi Chandrashtama Days 2023

Gemini(Mithunam) (Mrigasirisham from 3rd pada, Tiruvadhirai, Punarbhoosam to end 3rd pada) Rasi Chandrashtama Days

Chandrashtama refers to the eighth tithi (lunar day) in each half of the lunar month in the Hindu calendar. The word "Chandrashtama" is derived from two Sanskrit words: "Chandra," meaning moon, and "Ashtama," meaning eighth. It is considered inauspicious in Hindu astrology and is associated with challenges and potential difficulties.

Chandrashtama occurs twice in a lunar month:

Krishna Paksha Chandrashtama: This is the eighth tithi during the waning phase of the moon, which occurs in the dark fortnight of the lunar month.

Shukla Paksha Chandrashtama: This is the eighth tithi during the waxing phase of the moon, which occurs in the bright fortnight of the lunar month.

People often avoid starting new ventures, important activities, or journeys during Chandrashtama, as it is believed to be a time when negative energies are strong. Instead, individuals may choose to engage in spiritual activities, prayers, and avoid major decisions during this period.

It's important to note that beliefs and practices related to Chandrashtama can vary among different regions and communities within the broader Hindu tradition. Individuals may consult astrologers or follow specific cultural and family traditions regarding auspicious and inauspicious times.