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September 2026, day by day

September 2026 in Vedic time: new moon on the 11th, full moon on the 26th, the Sun into Virgo on the 18th. Every day of it, read from its own computed panchang.

What September 2026 holds in Vedic time, and a read of every single day in it: the tithi turns, the nakshatra changes and what each day asks of you.

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September 2026 ends in the fortnight kept for the ancestors, and that reorganises the rest of it. The month begins in a waning fortnight carried over from August. The Moon goes dark on the 11th, a waxing fortnight runs from the 12th to the full moon on the 26th, and from the 27th the Moon wanes again. That closing fortnight is the one observed as Pitru Paksha, when families keep shraddha and tarpan for the dead. Its exact observance dates differ by regional reckoning, so check yours rather than a single national figure. The month's last week therefore has a different character from anything before it, and it is the part most families plan around.

The Sun crosses from Leo into Virgo on the 18th, which changes what the second half of the month rewards. Leo's stretch asks to be seen and answers to effort in public. Virgo's asks for the opposite: attention to detail, repair, service, the unglamorous work that holds a thing together. If the month feels like it changes its mind partway through, that is the crossing.

The lunar month turns names on two different dates depending on the reckoning your family keeps. Under the amanta system of western and southern India, Shravana gives way to Bhadrapada on the 12th. Under the purnimanta system of the north, Bhadrapada runs until the full moon and Ashwina begins on the 27th. Both are correct, and a calendar showing only one of them is partial rather than wrong.

What follows is every day of the month, each read from its own computed panchang rather than from a template. Each entry gives that day's character in a line. The day's own page carries the tithi and nakshatra handover times, what the day supports and what it resists, and the form that reads the day against your own birth chart.

The dates to plan around

  • New moon, 11 September. Amavasya in Leo, ending 08:58. The waxing fortnight begins after it.
  • Full moon, 26 September. Purnima in Pisces, ending 22:20. The waning fortnight begins after it.
  • The Sun enters Virgo, 18 September, leaving Leo. What the rest of the month rewards changes here.
  • Shravana gives way to Bhadrapada on 12 September under the amanta reckoning kept in western and southern India.
  • Bhadrapada gives way to Ashwina on 27 September under the purnimanta reckoning kept in the north.

Every day in September 2026

DateThe day
1 SeptemberThe Moon enters healing Ashwini and Vriddhi yoga favours growth, but Krishna Chaturthi until 07:43 says restart rather than launch.
2 SeptemberDhruva yoga steadies the day for lasting starts while Bharani counsels restraint, and Krishna Panchami closes just after dawn.
3 SeptemberA restless Vyaghata yoga sits under steady Krishna Saptami and clarifying Krittika, so the day favours finishing and care over fast new starts.
4 SeptemberThe Moon enters Rohini in Taurus and Harshana yoga softens the day, but Krishna Ashtami says deepen what you have rather than start anything new.
5 SeptemberA restless Mrigashira Saturday under inauspicious Krishna Navami: refine and repair, do not launch.
6 SeptemberMoon enters Gemini and Ardra as Siddhi Yoga favours action, making Sunday a day to finish what you started, but with care.
7 SeptemberEkadashi arrives for Vishnu even as Vyatipata yoga turns the day cautious; use the fast to steady a scattered day.
8 SeptemberPushya, the friendliest nakshatra for beginnings, arrives on an otherwise Parigha-yoga day, so start early and don't force what resists.
9 SeptemberA Mercury-ruled Wednesday where auspicious Trayodashi and Shiva yoga carry the morning, while Ashlesha nakshatra asks you to watch your words until mid-afternoon.
10 SeptemberA favorable Siddha yoga runs beneath Krishna Chaturdashi: advance existing work, honour ancestors, and avoid new launches.
11 SeptemberAmavasya holds through the morning for the ancestors, then Venus's own Friday and Purva Phalguni turn the day warm.
12 SeptemberThe new moon gives way to Shukla Pratipada under auspicious Shubha yoga, making Saturday a genuine day to begin something and do its first step honestly.
13 SeptemberThree of Sunday's markers turn over since Saturday and all land favourable: a clean, building day for foundations and careful handwork before early afternoon.
14 SeptemberA rare Monday where tithi, nakshatra, yoga and Moon-sign all turn over together, and all turn favorable.
15 SeptemberA difficult tithi clears by breakfast, leaving Swati and Indra yoga to make Tuesday a good sky for talks and deals rather than fresh launches.
16 SeptemberShukla Panchami under Lakshmi favours beginnings, but Vaidhriti yoga says push the momentum and slow the irreversible calls.
17 SeptemberAnuradha brings a friendly Scorpio Moon good for bonds, but Vishkumbha yoga asks you to hold off on fresh starts.
18 SeptemberYesterday's obstructive Vishkumbha gives way to warm Priti Yoga, but Jyeshtha asks you to guard your words.
19 SeptemberA Saturday to finish and repair rather than begin: Moola nakshatra and the Vishti karana counsel caution, while Ayushman yoga rewards constructive action.
20 SeptemberNavami arrives with Saubhagya yoga: a day to advance existing work and begin nothing new.
21 SeptemberAn auspicious day to start things: Shukla Dashami, Shobhana Yoga and Uttara Ashadha all favour beginnings.
22 SeptemberShukla Ekadashi favours fasting and fresh starts, but Atiganda yoga and an afternoon of Bhadra ask for a careful, front-loaded day.
23 SeptemberSukarma yoga replaces yesterday's difficult Atiganda, and Shravana until 09:10 makes it a listening day for words, study and contracts.
24 SeptemberAn expansive, steady Thursday: the Moon shifts into Aquarius and Dhanishta while Trayodashi and Dhriti yoga favour patient beginnings.
25 SeptemberA cautious Friday: Shula yoga and Shiva's Chaturdashi both say finish and repair, not launch.
26 SeptemberBhadrapada Purnima brings the full moon, ripe for religious ceremonies, but Ganda yoga asks you to leave slack and force nothing.
27 SeptemberThe full moon is spent; Vriddhi yoga opens the waning fortnight as a day for slow, compounding beginnings.
28 SeptemberA steady Monday: Dhruva yoga settles the day, Revati carries the gentle morning, and auspicious Krishna Dwitiya runs late.
29 SeptemberThe Moon crosses into Aries and Ashwini on Mars's own day, making the 29th a clean starting-line for anything begun early.
30 SeptemberA cautious Wednesday: Krishna Chaturthi and Bharani favour finishing and clearing over any fresh start.

Common questions

When is the full moon in September 2026?
26 September 2026. The Purnima tithi ends at 22:20 IST, with the Moon in Pisces. The waning fortnight begins after it, which classically favours finishing over starting.
When is the new moon in September 2026?
11 September 2026, when the Amavasya tithi ends at 08:58 IST. The waxing fortnight begins after it, which is the better half for beginning things.
When does the Sun change sign in September 2026?
The Sun leaves Leo and enters Virgo on 18 September 2026. This is the sidereal position, computed with the Lahiri ayanamsa, so it differs from the tropical date used in Western astrology.
Which Hindu month is September 2026?
It depends on the reckoning your family keeps, and both are correct: under the amanta reckoning of western and southern India, Shravana gives way to Bhadrapada on 12 September; under the purnimanta reckoning of the north, Bhadrapada gives way to Ashwina on 27 September.
Are these timings the same for my city?
The tithi and nakshatra handover times are, because they are single instants. Rahu Kaal, Gulika Kaal, Yamagandam and the choghadiya sequence are cut from your local sunrise and are not: use the panchang tool for your own city rather than a national figure.

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