When is the next Chandrashtama for Shravana?

The next Chandrashtama for Shravana starts on Wed, 9 September 2026 at 03:14 pm and finishes on Fri, 11 September 2026 at 07:08 pm.

How does Chandrashtama usually affect Makaram?

Makaram may feel slower, more burdened, or mentally tired during this period, so measured pacing is usually useful.

What remedy is commonly followed for Makaram in September 2026?

Many Makaram natives follow Shani prayer, reduced workload, simpler schedules, and patient review during Chandrashtama in September 2026.

Should Makaram take on heavy obligations during this period?

People often avoid adding avoidable pressure during Chandrashtama and focus on what is already necessary and manageable.

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Shravana Chandrashtama Dates: September 2026

Vishnu (Deity): The star of listening, wisdom, and organized knowledge. Shravana (Makaram Rasi) Chandrashtama timings for September 2026. View exact IST dates & times for India, Singapore, Malaysia & Global.

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Note: Chandrashtama is calculated based on the Janma Rasi. As this star falls under Makaram, it follows the Makaram Chandrashtama schedule.

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Note: Chandrashtama is calculated based on the Janma Rasi. As this star falls under Makaram, it follows the Makaram Chandrashtama schedule.

September 2026 Chandrashtama illustration for Shravana

Detailed September 2026 Schedule

Starts

9 Sept, 03:14 pm IST

Ends

11 Sept, 07:08 pm IST

52 hrs

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September 2026 - Shravana Insights

For those born under Shravana Nakshatra, September 2026 requires specific attention. Since Shravana falls under the Makaram Rasi, you follow the core Chandrashtama transit of that sign.

Star Specific Insight: Listen carefully; learning something new will benefit you.

September often brings Vinayagar Chaturthi, Purattasi observances, and the shift from rain toward clearer skies. If Makaram Chandrashtama falls during this month, work pressure can make rest feel like failure; keep responsibilities steady without turning every task into a test until the window passes.