27 September 2026: the waning fortnight opens under Vriddhi
The full moon is spent; Vriddhi yoga opens the waning fortnight as a day for slow, compounding beginnings.
Sunday 27 September 2026: the full moon has passed and Krishna Pratipada opens the dark fortnight under Vriddhi yoga, a day for slow beginnings. Read the day and get your free chart.
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The full moon is spent. Saturday's Purnima and its knotted Ganda yoga have passed, and today opens the waning fortnight on a much kinder note.
Today is Krishna Pratipada, the first day of the dark half, held by Brahma the maker. Its nature is neutral, which in practice means it takes the colour of what you put into it. It runs until 21:00.
The yoga is Vriddhi, and the name means increase. What you begin under it tends to compound rather than fizzle, so this is a day to plant, not to harvest. Yesterday's Ganda pulled the other way, and that tension is gone.
Uttara Bhadrapada, a Saturn star of patience and slow foundations, holds the morning until 11:09. Use those early hours for the thing that needs steadiness, not speed.
The Moon sits in Pisces and the Sun in Virgo, a quiet, work-minded pairing. Keep the day practical and it will keep its promise.
The caution windows, Rahu Kaal and the rest, genuinely shift with your city's sunrise, so I won't hand you Delhi's figures as if they were yours. Check your own at the panchang tool.
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