Varaha Muhurta वराह
The Varaha muhurta is the 6th of the fifteen daytime muhurtas (sunrise to sunset), and the 6th of the thirty in all. Presided over by Varaha (Varuna), it is a disciplined, lawful window, traditionally considered auspicious.
- Presiding deity
- Varaha (Varuna)
- Nature
- Disciplined, lawful
- Energy
- Orderly, dignified
- Traditional quality
- Auspicious
Best for
- Contracts
- legal matters
- administration
Frequently asked questions
What is the Varaha muhurta?
The Varaha muhurta is the 6th of the fifteen daytime muhurtas (sunrise to sunset), and the 6th of the thirty in all. Presided over by Varaha (Varuna), it is a disciplined, lawful window, traditionally considered auspicious. A muhurta is one of the 30 divisions of the Hindu day (about 48 minutes each), 15 in daylight and 15 at night.
Is the Varaha muhurta auspicious?
The Varaha muhurta is traditionally considered auspicious. It is favoured for important and auspicious work.
What is the Varaha muhurta good for?
Varaha best suits contracts, legal matters, administration. Its energy is orderly, dignified.
Last updated 1 August 2026