| Tithi | Shashthi |
|---|---|
| Paksha | Shukla |
| Nakshatra | Hasta, pada 4 |
| Yoga | Sadhya |
| Karana | Kaulava |
| Vara | Shanivara |
| Sunrise (Ujjain, IST) | 05:59 |
| Sunset (Ujjain, IST) | 19:05 |
Today's tithi is Shashthi, in the Shukla paksha, the waxing half of the lunar month. The Moon moves through Hasta nakshatra, pada 4. The vara is Shanivara, and the panchang's remaining limbs are Sadhya yoga and Kaulava karana.
Sadhya is the twenty second of the 27 nithya yogas, and its name means achievable, something that can be accomplished with effort.
The word is a quiet one and the distinction it draws is useful. Sadhya does not mean done and it does not mean easy. It means within reach, which is the description of a task that will yield if you actually work at it.
The classical associations follow that exactly: undertakings you have the means to complete, negotiations where agreement is genuinely possible, and work resumed with a realistic view of what it will take. The tradition puts practical ambition here rather than either resignation or optimism.
As a prompt it invites an honest estimate. Most stalled projects are stalled because nobody has asked plainly whether they are achievable as scoped, and asking is free. What you decide afterwards is entirely yours.