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Sri Ganesha Hindu Temple of Utah 1142 West, South Jordan Parkway, South Jordan UT 84095 * Tel: 801 254 9177 * www. utahganesha.org * www. iccofutah.org Sri Ganesha Decorated With Many Grains Vakra-Thunda Mahaa-Kaaya Surya-Koti-Sama-Prabha Nir-Vighnam Kuru Mey Daeva Sarva-Kaaryaeshu Sarvadaa Agajaanana Padmaarkam Gajaananam Aharnisam Anaeka-Dam Tham Bhaktaanaam Ekadhantham Upaasmahae Oh Lord with the curved trunk and a mighty body, who has the luster of a million suns, I pray to thee to remove all obstacles from all the actions I perform at all times. [Type text] Just like a lotus that blooms as the sun rises, the face of Mother Parvathi who is Agajaa, lights up upon seeing Gajaanana her child with the elephant face. Day and night, I meditate upon thee Oh Single-tusked Lord, who is a giver of boons in plenty. January 2021 Sri Ganesha Hindu Temple of Utah Email: [email protected] Tel: 801 254 9177 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT Your Temple welcomes all devotees and their families for Please Note! 1 2 darshan and blessings at all pujas, homas and events. Some festival, puja or vrata dates differ between UT time/date and Temple and ICC events are made possible because of your other US states or India time/date. This is because of variation in T: Tritiya 20:40 N: Aslesha 31:45 T: Chaturthi 19:53 generous donations, sponsorships and volunteer help. MR: Kar 31:45 RK: 11:22-12:32 N: Magha 31:24 MR: Sim Time Zones and Sunrise time at a location. Please see further YG: 14:50-15:59 V: 20:32-22:08 RK: 10:13-11:23 Support your Temple by becoming an annual sponsor. explanation on the last page of this calendar. YG: 13:41-14:51 V: 19:35-21:10 New Year's Day Special Sponsored Events are Highlited in Green Shanthi Homa Sankashti Special Archana Puja 3 4 5 6 7 8 <> 9 T: Panchami 18:44 T: Sashti 17:17 T: Sapthami 15:34 T: Ashtami 13:37 T: Navami 11:28 T: Dasami 9:11 Ekadasi 30:48 T: Dwadasi 28:23 N: P.Phalguni 30:45 MR: Sim N: U.Phalguni 29:48 MR: Sim 12:32 N: Hastha 28:37 MR: Kan N: Chitra 27:14 MR: Kan 15:57 N: Swaati 25:40 MR: Tul N: Visakha 24:00 MR: Tul 18:26 N: Anurada 22:17 MR: Vri RK: 16:01-17:10 RK: 9:04-10:14 RK: 14:53-16:02 RK: 12:34-13:44 RK: 13:44-14:54 RK: 11:25-12:35 RK: 10:15-11:25 YG: 12:33-13:42 V: 15:12-16:45 YG: 11:23-12:33 V: 7:08-8:41 YG: 10:14-11:24 V: 13:48-15:19 YG: 9:05-10:14 V: 12:10-13:40 YG: 7:55-9:05 V: 8:28-9:58 YG: 14:55-16:05 V: 6:53-8:23 YG: 13:45-14:56 V: 3:43-5:13 Andal Kalyana Utsav 10 11 12 13 Lunar Pausha 14 Solar Makara Thai 15 Uttarayana Begins 16 T: Trayodasi 26:03 T: Chaturdasi 23:53 T: Amavasya 22:00 T: Pratama 20:32 T: Dwitiya 19:35 N: Sravana 16:32 T: Tritiya 19:16 N: Danishta 16:44 MR: T: Chaturthi 19:39 N: Satabisa 17:37 N: Jyesta 20:37 MR: Vri 20:37 N: Moola 19:05 MR: Dha N: P.Ashada 17:49 MR: Dha 23:33 RK: N: U.Ashada 16:56 MR: Mak MR: Mak 28:33 RK: 13:48-14:59 Kum RK: 11:26-12:37 MR: Kum RK: 10:15-11:26 RK: 16:07-17:17 RK: 9:04-10:15 14:58-16:09 RK: 12:37-13:48 YG: 9:04-10:15 YG: 7:53-9:04 V: 20:35-22:11 YG: 15:00-16:11 V: 24:13-25:52 YG: 13:49-15:01 V: 24:26-26:09 YG: 12:36-13:46 V: 3:31-5:00 YG: 11:25-12:36 YG: 10:15-11:26 V: 4:12-5:44 V: 1:32-3:04, 20:52-22:27 V: 4:07-5:37, 17:35-19:05 Sankaranthi Pongal Bihu, Kanuma Hanuman Jayanthi Lohri, Bhogi Makara Vilakku Pradosha Community Sankaranti Hanuman Abhisheka Puja 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 <> T: Panchami 20:45 T: Sashti 22:29 T: Sapthami 24:46 T: Ashtami 27:21 T: Navami 30:00 T: D asami (w hole d ay) * T: D asami 8:27 N: P.Bhadra 19:11 MR: Kum 12:43 N: U.Bhadra 21:22 MR: Mee N: Revati 24:04 MR: Mee 24:04 N: Aswini 27:04 MR: Mes N: Bharani 30:08 MR: Mes N: Krittika (wholeday) N: Krittika 9:00 then Rohini MR: Ris RK: 16:13-17:25 YG: 12:38-13:50 V: RK: 9:03-10:15 YG: 11:27-12:38 RK: 15:03-16:15 YG: 10:15-11:27 RK: 12:39-13:51 YG: 9:02-10:14 RK: 13:52-15:04 YG: 7:49-9:02 MR:Mes 12:52 RK: 10:14-11:27 YG: 13:53-15:06 none V: 5:41-7:25 V: 10:43-12:30 V: 22:34-24:22 V: 4:53-6:41 RK: 11:27-12:40 YG: 15:05-16:18 V: none V: 19:34-21:22 Martin Luther King Day 24 <> 25 26 27 28 29 30 T: Ekadasi 10:29 T: Dwadasi 11:55 T: Trayodasi 12:42 T: Chaturdasi 12:48 then Poornima T: Poornima 12:16 N: Pushya 15:18 T: Pratama 11:13 T: D wit iya 9:43 N: Rohini 11:28 MR: Ris 24:30 N: Mrigasira 13:23 MR: Mit N: Aarudra 14:39 MR: Mit N: Punarvasu 15:17 MR: Mit 9:11 MR: Kar RK: 13:55-15:10 N: Aslesha 14:49 MR: Kar 14:49 N: Magha 13:56 MR: Sim RK: 16:20-17:33 YG: 12:40-13:53 RK: 9:00-10:13 YG: 11:27-12:40 RK: 15:08-16:22 YG: 10:13-11:27 RK: 12:41-13:55 YG: 8:59-10:13 YG: 7:44-8:58 V: none RK: 11:27-12:41 YG: 15:10-16:25 RK: 10:12-11:27 YG: 13:56-15:11 V: 2:39-4:25, 17:32-19:15 V: 22:14-23:55 V: none V: 2:59-4:37, 23:18-24:54 V: 3:51-5:25 V: 2:23-3:55, 21:33-23:04 Thai Poosam Pradosha India Republic Day Murugan Abhisheka Puja 31 T: Tritiya 7:55 Chaturthi 29:55 N: P.Phalguni 12:46 MR: Sim 18:26 RK: 16:27-17:42 YG: 12:41-13:57 V: 19:36-21:07 Sankashti Ending time in 24 hour format is shown for Thithi [T], Nakshatra [N], MoonRasi [MR], RahuKala[RK], YamaGand[YG], Varjyam[V]. Subtract 12 hours for PM time. Subtract 24 from times greater than 24:00 to arrive at the next day AM time. Ex 29:00 denotes 5:00 AM of next day. RahuKala [RK] and YamaGand [YG] is based on local sunrise-sunset. Varjayam, Visha Gatika [V] is based on prevailing Nakshatra. Pradosha, Sankashti are set by prevailng Thithi [Trayodasi, Chaturti] at dusk. Times are for South Jordan Utah. Daylight saving time is already incorporated. Regular Weekly Abhishekas Regular Pujas, Havans, Homas, Aarathi Monthly Evening Abhishekas Ganesha - Sunday, 9:00 AM Hanuman -- First Wednesday 6:00 PM Ganesha Homa - Sankashta Haran Day 6:00 PM; Satyanarayana Puja - Poornima Day 6:00 PM. Shiva - Monday & Pradosha Day 6:00 PM Krishna -- Second Wednesday 6:00 PM Aarathi Start Times: Weekdays 9:30 AM; Weekends 10:00 AM; Evenings 7:00 PM; Artha Jaama 8:15 PM. Balaji Venkatesha Saturday 9:00 AM DattaGuru -- Third Wednesday 6:00 PM Navagraha Saturday 6:00 PM Important vrat days such as Purnima, Amavasya, Ekadasi, Krittika, Shravana are highlighted with symbols. Murugan -- Fourth Wednesday 6:00 PM Devi Aradhana Successive Fridays 6:00 PM All Timings are Subject to Change Particularly on Festival Days Dakshinamurthy -- First Thursday 6:00PM Sri Shiva The Protector From Ill Heath And Fear Of Death Om Trai-Ambakam Yajaamahey, Sugandhim Pushti-Vardhanam, Urvaarukam Iva Bandhanaath, Mrityor-Mukshiiya Ma Amruthaath Om, I pray to Lord Shiva of three eyes who is all pervading like a sweet fragrance. May I be well nourished and healthy and at the right time be released from the bondage of life [Type text] as easily as the ripened fruit separates from a vine. Let me be released from the cycle of death to realize the nectar of immortality. February 2021 Sri Ganesha Hindu Temple of Utah Email: [email protected] Tel: 801 254 9177 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 5 6 T: Panchami 27:50 T: Sashti 25:43 T: Sapthami 23:38 T: Ashtami 21:38 T: Navami 19:44 T: Dasami 17:57 N: U.Phalguni 11:25 MR: Kan N: Hastha 10:00 MR: Kan 21:17 N: Chitra 8:35 Swaati 31:13 MR: Tul N: Visakha 29:56 MR: Tul 24:15 N: Anurada 28:45 MR: Vri N: Jyesta 27:42 MR: Vri 27:42 RK: 8:56-10:11 YG: 11:26-12:42 RK: 15:13-16:29 YG: 10:10-11:26 RK: 12:42-13:58 YG: 8:54-10:10 RK: 13:58-15:14 YG: 7:37-8:53 RK: 11:26-12:42 YG: 15:15-16:31 RK: 10:09-11:25 YG: 13:59-15:16 V: 19:20-20:50 V: 17:32-19:03 V: 13:52-15:23 V: 12:32-14:02 V: 9:45-11:16 V: 10:07-11:39 Solar Khumba Maasi 7 <> 8 9 10 11 12 Lunar Magha 13 T: Ekadasi 16:18 T: Dwadasi 14:50 T: Trayodasi 13:36 T: Chaturdasi 12:39 T: Amavasya 12:06 T: Pratama 12:00 T: Dwitiya 12:27 N: Moola 26:49 MR: Dha N: P.Ashada 26:06 MR: Dha N: U.Ashada 25:40 MR: Dha 7:58 N: Sravana 25:33 MR: Mak N: Danishta 25:51 MR: Mak 13:38 N: Satabisa 26:39 MR: Kum N: P.Bhadra 28:00 MR: Kum 21:37 RK: 16:33-17:50 YG: 12:42-13:59 RK: 8:50-10:07 YG: 11:25-12:42 RK: 15:18-16:35 YG: 10:07-11:25 RK: 12:42-14:00 YG: 8:48-10:06 RK: 14:00-15:19 YG: 7:29-8:47 RK: 11:24-12:42 YG: 15:19-16:38 RK: 10:04-11:23 YG: 14:01-15:20 V: 11:25-12:57 V: 10:35-12:08 V: 9:58-11:32 V: 5:39-7:14 V: 5:36-7:13 V: 9:18-10:57 V: 9:25-11:06 Dhanvantri Homa Pradosha 14 15 16 17 18 Vasantha Ritu Start 19 20 T: Tritiya 13:30 T: Chaturthi 15:08 T: Panchami 17:17 N: Revati 8:24 T: Sashti 19:48 T: Sapthami 22:29 N: Bharani 14:21 T: Ashtami 25:02 * T: Navami 27:13 N: U.
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