Amavasya on Monday, 9 November 2026: a day for ancestors, not ambition
A quiet Amavasya softened by Saubhagya yoga: honour ancestors and hold off on new beginnings.
The new moon of Kartika falls on Monday, 9 November 2026, under the kindly Saubhagya yoga. A day to honour ancestors and hold off on launching or signing, not to begin anew.
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Monday opens on Amavasya, the new moon, the dark seam that closes Kartika's waning fortnight. Yesterday the moon was still a thin Chaturdashi sliver. This morning it has emptied completely.
Amavasya belongs to the Pitris, the ancestors. The tradition is plain about it: this is not a day to start. Hold the launch, the signing, the first payment, the irreversible yes. If you were going to make one big call today, make it tomorrow instead.
But the day is not heavy. Overnight the yoga turned from Ayushman to Saubhagya, which means good fortune, one of the gentler combinations. The grace is here; it just asks to be spent inward rather than outward.
The Amavasya itself lifts at 12:33. The morning carries the ancestral weight, so keep it quiet: a small remembrance, a clean house, a call to a parent. The afternoon loosens.
Somvar is the Moon's own day, and today the Moon is dark, so your own mood may run low and private. That is the day, not you. Rest it out.
For today's Rahu Kaal, Gulika and the choghadiya windows, which really do shift from Delhi to Chennai with the sunrise, check the daily panchang for your own city.
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