MUHURATA

Muhurtas(*Source: Wikipedia)
The following muhurtas are calculated assuming sunrise at 05:44 am.

No.	Time	Name	Muhurta	Quality
1	05:44 - 06:32	Rudra	रुद्र	bad
2	06:32 - 07:20	Āhi	आहि	bad
3	07:20 - 08:08	Mitra	मित्र	good
4	08:08 - 08:56	Pitri	पितॄ	bad
5	08:56 - 09:44	Vasu	वसु	Good
6	09:44 - 10:32	Vārāh	वाराह	good
7	10:32 - 11:20	Viśvadevā	विश्वेदेवा	good
8	11:20 - 12:08	Vidhi	विधि	good - except Mondays and Fridays
9	12:08 - 12:56	Satamukhi	सतमुखी	good
10	12:56 - 13:44	Puruhūta	पुरुहूत	bad
11	13:44 - 14:32	Vāhini	वाहिनी	bad
12	14:32 - 15:20	Naktanakarā	नक्तनकरा	bad
13	15:20 - 16:08	Varuna	वरुण	good
14	16:08 - 16:56	Aryamā	अर्यमा	good - except Sundays
15	16:56 - 17:44	Bhaga	भग	bad
16	17:44 - 18:32	Giriśa	गिरीश	bad
17	18:32 - 19:20	Ajapāda	अजपाद	bad
18	19:20 - 20:08	Ahira Budhnya	अहिर बुध्न्य	good
19	20:08 - 20:56	Pushya	पुष्य	good
20	20:56 - 21:44	Aśvinī	अश्विनी	good
21	21:44 - 22:32	Yama	यम	bad
22	22:32 - 23:20	Agni	अग्नि	good
23	23:20 - 00:08	Vidhātri	विधातॄ	good
24	00:08 - 00:56	Kanda	क्ण्ड	good
25	00:56 - 01:44	Aditi	अदिति	good
26	01:44 - 02:32	Jiva	जीव	good
27	02:32 - 03:20	Vishnu	विष्णु	good
28	03:20 - 04:08	Yumigadyuti	युमिगद्युति	good
29	04:08 - 04:56	Brahma	ब्रह्म	very good[1]
30	04:56 - 05:44	Samudrama	समुद्रम	good

 Significance
Traditionally, it is common practice amongst Hindus to start or avoid starting significant tasks like religious ceremonies, etc on the basis of the quality of a particular Muhurta.
 The Vedic scriptures also generally recommend one or more Muhurtas to perform rituals and practices. Some examples are as follows
• Brahma muhurta, approximately one and a half hours before sunrise, is recommended in all practices of yoga is considered most apt for meditation.[1]

**Source: Wikipedia
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