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Pancha-Pakshi Shastra
Pancha-Pakshi Shastra is based on ancient literature in Tamil
language. Pancha means five and Pakshi means Bird. The PanchaPakshi system has some resemblance to the Pancha-Bhuta (Five
elements) system of Vedic Astrology. It is believed that the Five
Elements represented by five birds, influence and control all the actions
of human beings. These five birds take their turns in a special sequence
and radiate their powers during day and night. The power that takes
effect first on a day or night and the sequence that follows depends on
the day of the week and the Paksha (waxing half or waning half cycles)
of the Moon.
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Birth in Suklapaksha
Birth in Krishnapaksha
Bharani
Vulture
Peacock
Rohini
1
3
Aswini
Krittika
Mrigasira
Punarvasu
Ashlesha
11
Purvaphalguni
6
8
10
Ardra
Pushya
Makha
Vulture
Vulture
Vulture
Vulture
Owl
Owl
Owl
Owl
Owl
Owl
Peacock
Peacock
Peacock
Peacock
Cock
Cock
Cock
Cock
Cock
Cock
12
Uttaraphalguni
Crow
Crow
14
Chitra
Crow
Crow
16
Vishakha
13
15
Hasta
Swati
17
Anuradha
19
Moola
18
Jyeshta
20
Poorvashada
22
Shravana
21
23
Uttarashada
Dhanishta
Crow
Crow
Crow
Cock
Cock
Cock
Cock
Cock
Peacock
Peacock
Crow
Crow
Crow
Owl
Owl
Owl
Owl
Owl
Vulture
Vulture
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Satabhisha
Peacock
Vulture
Uttarabhadra
Peacock
Vulture
25
Poorvabhadra
27
Revati
26
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Peacock
Vulture
Peacock
Vulture
The five birds rule certain days of the week and the days when your bird rules are considered good for you.
Also, the days on which your bird is least powerful (death days) will be least useful for you. It is best not to
undertake important tasks or take decisions on such days. The ruling days and death days also depend on the
Paksha of the day you are considering for an activity. While death days of a bird are same for day as well as
night, the ruling days are different for day and night.
The chart showing the ruling and death days are given below:
During Sukla-Paksa
Bird
Vulture
Owl
Death Days
Thursday, Saturday
Crow
Monday, Wednesday
Tuesday
Friday
Peacock
Wednesday
Bird
Death Days
Owl
Monday
During Krishna-Paksa
Vulture
Crow
Cock
Peacock
Sunday, Tuesday
Sunday, Friday
Monday
Cock
Ruling days
Day time
Thursday
Sunday
Thursday, Saturday
Wednesday, Friday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday, Tuesday
Monday, Wednesday
Saturday
Thursday
Ruling days
Day time
Tuesday
Night time
Friday
Night time
Sunday, Tuesday
Thursday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Sunday, Tuesday
Monday, Saturday
Monday, Saturday
Friday
Each day of 12 hours is divided into five equal portions and given to different activities of the birds. Within each
portion, the time is further allocated to other birds called apahara birds and their activities. The duty cycles
follow complex and intricate logic of Pancha-Pakshi Shastra. One can select the best suitable time during a
day or night using detailed charts based on Pancha-Paskshi Shastra. Astro-Vision will soon bring these to you
through our website for the benefit of all our members.
The Pancha-Pakshi Shastra is not to be confused with 'Pakshi Shastra' practiced by nomads in India where
they use a parrot to pick a card from a deck to predict the future.
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