Accurate day and night Choghadiya timings for Albuquerque, United States, calculated from local sunrise (07:13 am) and sunset (06:33 pm).
Amrita
Amrita kaal carries high shubh bala for important work, worship, and meaningful beginnings.
Choghadiya is a Vedic time-selection system used to identify auspicious and inauspicious periods during the day and night. For Albuquerque, the timings are based on the city's local sunrise and sunset.
The day from sunrise to sunset and the night from sunset to the next sunrise are each divided into eight equal parts. This makes Albuquerque's Choghadiya timings change daily with seasonal daylight.
Day Choghadiya: Shubha, Roga, Udveg, Chara, Labha, Amrita, Kala, Shubha
Night Choghadiya: Amrita, Chara, Roga, Kala, Labha, Udveg, Shubha, Amrita
Today's Choghadiya for Albuquerque includes 8 day periods and 8 night periods based on local sunrise and sunset.
Amrit, Shubh, Labh, and Char are generally considered favorable for important work.
Rog, Kaal, and Udveg are generally considered unfavorable for starting important activities.
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