8 Dec 1939 is a neutral day for annaprashan ceremony. Proceed with caution.
Today is an average day for Annaprashan. If the date is fixed, ensure the feeding happens during the best time window.
Next better day
13 Dec 193987/100 · Excellent
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Why this score
8 Dec 1939 scores 49/100 for Annaprashan — the Panchang reads as mixed for annaprashan ceremony. On this Friday, the lunar day is Dwadashi (Krishna Paksha), the Nakshatra is Swati, Yoga is Atiganda, and Karana is Taitila. Together these elements shape whether tradition would green-light annaprashan ceremony right now.
Supporting signals: Favorable day of the week; Supportive lunar phase (Taitila). Friction points: Challenging energy period (Atiganda yoga). Rahu Kaal runs 10:30 AM–12:00 PM; most families avoid signing or finalising during that window. Abhijit Muhurat (11:36 AM–12:24 PM) is the most commonly used “safe” slot if you must proceed today.
If you can wait, the next stronger window is 13 Dec 1939 (score 87/100, Excellent). A common pattern: prepare paperwork on a Neutral/Avoid day, then close on a Good or Excellent date.
Positive Factors
- Favorable day of the week
- Supportive lunar phase (Taitila)
Negative Factors
- Challenging energy period (Atiganda yoga)
- Rahu Kaal active 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Is on 8 Dec 1939 a good day for annaprashan ceremony?
- Score: 49/100 — Neutral. Favorable day of the week
- What is the best time for annaprashan ceremony on 8 Dec 1939?
- The Abhijit Muhurat (11:36 AM – 12:24 PM) is considered the most auspicious time. Avoid Rahu Kaal (10:30 AM – 12:00 PM).
- What are the negative factors for annaprashan ceremony on 8 Dec 1939?
- Challenging energy period (Atiganda yoga). Rahu Kaal active 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM.
- When is the next good day for annaprashan ceremony?
- 13 Dec 1939 scores 87/100 (Excellent).