On Thursday, 9 August 2029, it is Amavasya of Krishna Paksha, in the month of Shravan. The day falls on a Guruvara, traditionally ruled by Jupiter, with the Moon resting in Pushya nakshatra. Amavasya is generally avoided for major new ventures — devotional activities are fine, but for big decisions, another day may suit better. Between 3:46 PM and 5:36 PM, Rahu Kaal is in effect; elders advise against starting anything new during this window. The most auspicious moment of the day is Abhijit Muhurta, from 1:26 PM to 2:25 PM — a good slot for anything important. Vrat: અમાસ is observed on Thursday, 9 August 2029, an important fasting day in the Gujarati tradition. Special note: ગુરુ પુષ્ય યોગ is active on Thursday, 9 August 2029 — a particularly auspicious combination for important undertakings.
New Moon — sacred day for ancestral offerings (Pitru Tarpan)
Calamity — avoid auspicious events
Amavasya is the 15th day of Krishna Paksha in the month of Shravan. New Moon — sacred day for ancestral offerings (Pitru Tarpan) In the Gujarati Amanta tradition, months end on Amavasya (new moon).
Vyatipata is one of 27 Yogas in Vedic astrology, calculated from the combined longitudes of Sun and Moon. Calamity — avoid auspicious events The Moon is in Pushya Nakshatra (Pada 3) — Nourishing, auspicious energy — one of the most favorable Nakshatras for all activities.