Hora Chart
The 24 planetary horas of the day and night — pick the right hora for wealth, health, travel, learning or new starts.
Step by step
- 1Set your city so sunrise time is correct.
- 2See the day and night hora chart.
- 3Match your task to the ruling planet (Jupiter for learning, Venus for love, Mercury for business).
- 4Bookmark your recurring good horas.
Why devotees love this
- Simple hourly muhurat you can use daily.
- Colour-coded by planet friendship.
- Works even when Choghadiya is busy.
- Traditional Kaal Hora system, not made-up.
When people use Hora Chart
- 1Signing an agreement in Jupiter hora.
- 2Starting a journey in Mercury hora.
- 3Beginning a new sadhana in Moon hora on Monday.
- 4Avoiding Saturn/Mars horas for delicate tasks.
Avoid these
- Using clock hours — horas start at sunrise, not 12 AM.
- Ignoring the day lord (the first hora is always the day's own planet).
- Treating malefic horas as forbidden — they're just cautious windows.
How horas are built
The day (sunrise → sunset) is divided into 12 equal parts, and the night into 12 more. The first hora belongs to the day's lord (Sun on Sunday, Moon on Monday…) and the rest follow the Chaldean order: Sun → Venus → Mercury → Moon → Saturn → Jupiter → Mars.
Independently validated
Sunrise/sunset via astronomy-engine; hora boundaries are unequal by design (they scale with day length).
Your data stays with you
Location is stored on device only.
Frequently asked questions
Jupiter (Guru) hora is universally auspicious for knowledge, wealth and dharma.
Yes — night horas rule sleep, dreams, meditation and quiet work.
No, they complement each other. Choghadiya is broader; hora is hourly precision.
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