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JANUARY 2021 Shaarvari Nama Samvatsara, Uttarayana, Hemantha JANUARY 2021 Shaarvari Nama Samvatsara, Uttarayana, Hemantha Ritu, Margasira/Pushya Masa Dhanur/Makara SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 31 1 2 Trithiya: 6:55 Amavasya Shaarvari Nama Trithiya: 19:40 Chathurthi: 18:53 P.Phalguni: 11:48 Samvatsara, Ashlesha: 30:47 Magha: 30:27 Rahu: 4pm - 5:19pm Sri Sathyanarayana Poornima Uttarayana, Hemantha Rahu: 10:37am - 11:52am Rahu: 9:22 am - 10:38am Yama: 12:02am - 1:22pm Yama: 2:22pm - 3:38pm Yama: 1:08pm - 2:23pm Swami pooja is on 27th Ritu, Margasira Masa, Sankashtahara Chaturthi Krishna Paksha Starts New Year's Day Sankashtahara Chaturthi Moon Rise 8.43pm Krishna Paksha Moon Rise 7.36pm Bala Bhavan Super Sr Class Shukla Paksha Starts continues VenkateswaraAbishekam10.30am Ganesha Abhishekam 6.30pm Mahalakshmi Abishekam 6.00pm Ganesha Abhishekam 6:30 pm 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Panchami: 17:44 Shashti: 16:17 Sapthami: 14:34 Ashtami: 12:37 Navami: 10:28 Dashami:8:10 Dvadashi: 27:23 P.Phalguni: 29:47 U.Phalguni: 28:51 Hastha: 27:40 Chitra: 26:16 Swaathi: 24:43 Vishaakha: 23:03 Anuradha: 21:20 Rahu: 3:39pm - 4:54pm Rahu: 8:08am - 9:23am Rahu: 2:25pm - 3:40pm Rahu: 11:55am - 1:10pm Rahu: 1:11pm - 2:26pm Rahu: 10:40am - 11:56am Rahu: 9:24 am - 10:40am Yama: 11:53am - 1:09pm Yama: 10:39am - 11:54am Yama: 9:24am- 10:39am Yama: 8:08am - 9:24am Yama: 6:53am - 8:08am Yama: 2:27pm - 3:43pm Yama: 1:12pm - 2:28pm Ekadashi Bala Bhavan Class Shiva Abhishekam 6.30pm Mahalakshmi Abishekam 6.00pm VenkateswaraAbishekam10.30am 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Trayodashi: 25:03 Chathurdashi: 22:53 Amavasya: 21:00 Prathama: 19:32 Dvithiya: 18:35 Trithiya: 18:16 Chathurthi: 18:39 Jyeshtha: 19:40 Moola: 18:08 P.Ashada: 16:52 U.Ashada: 15:58 Shravana: 15:35 Dhanishta: 15:47 Shatabhisha: 16:40 Rahu: 3:44pm -5:00pm Rahu: 8:09am - 9:25am Rahu: 2:30pm - 3:46pm Rahu: 11:58am - 1:14pm Rahu: 1:14pm - 2:31pm Rahu: 10:42am - 11:58pm Rahu: 9:25 am - 10:42am Yama: 11:56am - 1:12pm Yama: 10:41am - 11:57am Yama: 9:25am- 10:41am Yama: 8:09am - 9:25am Yama: 6:52am - 8:09am Yama: 2:31pm - 3:48pm Yama: 1:15pm - 2:32pm Pradosham Amavasya PUSHYA MASA Pongal/Makara Sankranthi Dhanur Masa Ends, Bhogi Uttarayana Begins Thai Bala Bhavan Class Shiva Abhishekam 6.30pm Shiva Abhishekam 6.30pm Ayyappa Abhishekam 6.30pm Mahalakshmi Abishekam 6.00pm VenkateswaraAbishekam10.30am 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Panchami: 19:44 Shashti: 21:29 Sapthami: 23:45 Ashtami: 26:21 Navami: 28:59 Dashami: Full Night Dashami: 7:27 P.Bhadra: 18:13 U.Bhadra: 20:25 Revathi: 23:07 Ashwini: 26:07 Bharani: 29:10 Krittika: Full Night Krittika: 8:03 Rahu: 3:50pm - 5:06pm Rahu: 8:08am - 9:25am Rahu: 2:34pm - 3:51pm Rahu: 12noon - 1:17pm Rahu: 1:18pm - 2:35pm Rahu: 10:43am - 12 noon Rahu: 9:25 am - 10:43am Yama: 11:59am - 1:16pm Yama: 10:42am - 11:59am Yama: 9:25am- 10:42am Yama: 8:08am - 9:25am Yama: 6:50am - 8:08am Yama: 2:36pm - 3:53pm Yama: 1:19pm - 2:36pm Martin Luther King Day Bala Bhavan Class Shiva Abhishekam 6.30pm Mahalakshmi Abishekam 6.00pm VenkateswaraAbishekam10.30am 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Ekadashi: 9:28 Dvadashi: 10:55 Trayodashi: 11:42 Chathurdashi: 11:48 Poornima: 11:06 Prathama: 10:12 Dvithiya: 8:43 Rohini: 10:31 Mrigashira: 12:26 Aardra: 13:42 Punarvasu: 2:19 Pushya: 14:21 Ashlesha: 13:52 Magha: 12:58 Rahu: 3:55pm - 5:13pm Rahu: 8:07am - 9:25am Rahu: 2:38pm - 3:57pm Rahu: 12:02pm - 1:20pm Rahu: 1:21pm - 2:39pm Rahu: 10:43am - 12:02pm Rahu: 9:24am - 10:43am Yama: 12:01am - 1:19pm Yama: 10:43am - 12:01pm Yama: 9:24am- 10:43am Yama: 8:06am - 9:24am Yama: 6:47am - 8:06am Yama: 2:40pm - 3:59pm Yama: 1:21pm - 2:40pm Ekadashi Soma Pradosham Poornima ThaiPoosam Bala Bhavan Super Sr Class Shiva Abhishekam 6.30pm Satyanarayana Pooja 6:30 pm Mahalakshmi Abishekam 6.00pm VenkateswaraAbishekam10.30am To Contact Priest: Pandith Pandith C.P.Pranesh Rao (858)775-8612 FEBRUARY 2021 Shaarvari Nama Samvatsara, Uttarayana, Hemanth/Shishira Ritu, Pushya/Maagha Masa Makara/Kumbha SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 2 3 4 5 6 Amavasya Panchami: 26:49 Shashti: 24:42 Sapthami: 22:38 Ashtami: 20:38 Navami: 18:43 Dashami: 16:56 U.Phalguni: 10:28 Hastha: 9:03 Chitra: 7:38 Swathi:30:16 Vishaakha: 28:59 Anuradha: 27:48 Jyeshtha: 26:45 Poornima Rahu: 8:04am - 9:23am Rahu: 2:42pm - 4:02pm Rahu: 12:03pm - 1:23pm Rahu: 1:23pm - 2:43pm Rahu: 10:42am - 12:03pm Rahu: 9:22 am - 10:42am Yama: 10:43am - 12:02pm Yama: 9:23am- 10:43am Yama: 8:03am - 9:23am Yama: 6:42am - 8:02am Yama: 2:44pm - 4:04pm Yama: 1:23pm - 2:44pm Krishna Paksha Starts Shukla Paksha Starts Bala Bhavan Class Shiva Abhishekam 6.30pm Mahalakshmi Abishekam 6.00pm VenkateswaraAbishekam10.30am 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Ekadashi: 15:18 Dvadashi: 13:50 Trayodashi: 12:36 Chathurdashi: 11:39 Amavasya: 11:06 Prathama: 11:00 Dvithiya: 11:27 Moola: 25:51 P.Ashada: 25:09 U.Ashada: 24:42 Shravana: 24:35 Dhanishta: 24:53 Shatabhisha: 25:42 P.Bhadra: 27:03 Rahu: 4:05pm - 5:26pm Rahu: 8:00am - 9:21am Rahu: 2:46pm - 4:07pm Rahu: 12:03pm - 1:24pm Rahu: 1:25pm - 2:46pm Rahu: 10:41am - 12:03pm Rahu: 9:19am - 10:41am Yama: 12:03pm - 1:24pm Yama: 10:42am - 12:03pm Yama: 9:20am- 10:42am Yama: 7:59am - 9:20am Yama: 6:36am - 7:58am Yama: 2:47pm - 4:09pm Yama: 1:25pm - 2:47pm Ekadashi Soma Pradosham Amavasya Shishira Rithu MAAGHA MASA Kumbha Sankramana Maasi Shiva Abhishekam 6.30pm Mahalakshmi Abishekam 6.00pm VenkateswaraAbishekam10.30am 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Trithiya: 12:29 Chathurthi: 14:07 Panchami: 16:16 Shashti: 18:48 Sapthami: 21:29 Ashtami: 24:02 Navami: 26:13 U.Bhadra: 28:59 Revathi: Full Night Revathi: 7:27 Ashwini: 10:19 Bharani: 13:24 Krittika: 16:28 Rohini: 19:14 Rahu: 4:10pm - 5:33pm Rahu: 7:55am - 9:18am Rahu: 2:49pm - 4:11pm Rahu: 12:03pm - 1:26pm Rahu: 1:26pm - 2:49pm Rahu: 10:39am - 12:03pm Rahu: 9:15am - 10:39am Yama: 12:03pm - 1:25pm Yama: 10:40am - 12:03pm Yama: 9:17am- 10:40am Yama: 7:53am - 9:17am Yama: 6:29am - 7:53am Yama: 2:50pm - 4:13pm Yama: 1:26pm - 2:50pm Vasantha Panchami Ratha Sapthami Presidents' Day Bala Bhavan Class Shiva Abhishekam 6.30pm Mahalakshmi Abishekam 6.00pm VenkateswaraAbishekam10.30am 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Dashami: 27:47 Ekadashi: 28:36 Dvadashi: 28:36 Trayodashi: 27:49 Chathurdashi: 26:20 Poornima: 24:17 Prathama: 21:49 Mrigashira: 21:28 Aardra: 23:01 Punarvasu: 23:48 Pushya: 23:48 Ashlesha: 23:05 Magha: 21:49 P.Phalguni: 20:06 Rahu: 4:15pm - 5:39pm Rahu: 7:49am - 9:14am Rahu: 2:51pm - 4:16pm Rahu: 12:02pm - 1:27pm Rahu: 1:27pm - 2:52pm Rahu: 10:36am - 12:02pm Rahu: 9:10 am - 10:36am Yama: 12:02pm - 1:26pm Yama: 10:38am - 12:02pm Yama: 9:13am- 10:38am Yama: 7:48am - 9:12am Yama: 6:22am - 7:47am Yama: 2:52pm - 4:17pm Yama: 1:27pm - 2:52pm Ekadashi Pradosham Poornima Bala Bhavan Class Shiva Abhishekam 6.30pm Shiva Abhishekam 6.30pm Satyanarayana Pooja 6:30 pm VenkateswaraAbishekam10.30am 28 Dvithiya: 19:06 U.Phalguni: 18:07 Rahu: 4:18pm - 5:44pm Yama: 12:01pm - 1:27pm Bala Bhavan Super Sr Class To Contact Priest : Pandith C.P.Pranesh Rao (858)775-8612 MARCH 2021 Shaarvari Nama Samvatsara, Uttarayana, Shishira Ritu, Maagha/Phalguna Masa Kumbha/Meena SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 2 3 4 5 6 Amavasya Trithiya: 16:17 Chathurthi: 13:30 Panchami: 10:52 Shashti: 8:29 Sapthami:6:25 Ashtami:28:4 Navami: 27:17 Hastha: 16:02 Chitra: 13:59 Swaathi: 12:06 Vishaakha: 10:28 Anuradha: 9:08 Jyeshtha: 8:08 Poornima Rahu: 7:43am - 9:09am Rahu: 2:53pm - 4:20pm Rahu: 12:01pm - 1:27pm Rahu: 1:27pm - 2:54pm Rahu: 10:33am - 12noon Rahu: 9:05 am - 10:33am Yama: 10:35am - 12:01pm Yama: 9:08am- 10:35am Yama: 7:41am - 9:08am Yama: 6:13am - 7:40am Yama: 2:54pm - 4:21pm Yama: 1:27pm - 2:54pm Krishna Paksha Starts Sankashtahara Chaturthi Moon Rise 8.45pm Shukla Paksha Starts Bala Bhavan Class Ganesha Abhishekam 6:30 pm Mahalakshmi Abishekam 6.00pm VenkateswaraAbishekam10.30am 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Dashami: 26:15 Ekadashi: 25:32 Dvadashi: 25:11 Trayodashi: 25:10 Chathurdashi: 25:33 Amavasya: 26:21 Prathama: 28:36 Moola: 7:29 P.Ashada: 7:11 U.Ashada: 7:12 Shravana: 7:33 Dhanishta: 8:16 Shatabhisha: 9:21 P.Bhadra: 10:52 Rahu: 4:22pm - 5:50pm Rahu: 7:36am - 09:04am Rahu: 2:55pm - 4:23pm Rahu: 11:59am -1:27pm Rahu: 1:27pm - 2:56pm Rahu: 10:30am - 11:58am Rahu: 9:00 am - 10:29am Yama: 12:00noon - 1:27pm Yama: 10:32am - 11:59pm Yama: 9:03am- 10:31am Yama: 7:34am - 9:02am Yama: 6:05am - 7:33am Yama: 2:56pm - 4:25pm Yama: 1:27pm - 2:56pm Ekadashi Pradosham Maha Shivarathri Amavasya PHALGUNA MASA Karadaiyar Nombu BalaBhavan Sivarathri Pooja Shiva Abhishekam 6.30pm Shiva Abhishekam 6.30pm Mahalakshmi Abishekam 6.00pm VenkateswaraAbishekam10.30am 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Dvithiya: 30:20 Trithiya: Full Night Trithiya: 8:29 Chathurthi: 10:59 Panchami: 13:40 Shashti: 16:19 Sapthami: 18:40 U.Bhadra: 13:50 Revathi: 16:14 Ashwini: 19:01 Bharani: 22:05 Krittika: 25:14 Rohini: 28:16 Mrigashira: Full Night Rahu: 5:26pm - 6:55pm Rahu: 8:29am - 9:59am Rahu: 3:57pm - 5:27pm Rahu: 12:57pm - 2:27pm Rahu: 2:27pm - 3:57pm Rahu: 11:26am - 12:56pm Rahu: 9:55am - 11:26am Yama: 12:58pm - 2:27pm Yama: 11:28am - 12:58pm Yama: 9:58am- 11:28am Yama: 8:27am - 9:57am Yama: 6:56am - 8:26am Yama: 3:58pm - 5:28pm Yama: 2:27pm - 3:58pm Panguni Day Light Savings Starts St.Patrick's Day Meena Sankramana Bala Bhavan Class Shiva Abhishekam 6.30pm Mahalakshmi Abishekam 6.00pm VenkateswaraAbishekam10.30am 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Ashtami: 20:31 Navami: 21:37 Dashami: 21:54 Ekadashi: 21:18 Dvadashi: 19:52 Trayodashi: 17:42 Chathurdashi: 14:57 Mrigashira: 6:55 Aardra: 8:58 Punarvasu: 10:16 Pushya: 10:43 Ashlesha: 10:19 Magha: 9:10 PPhalguni:7:22 UPhalguni:29:06 Rahu: 5:29pm - 7pm Rahu: 8:22am - 9:53am Rahu: 3:58pm - 5:30pm Rahu: 12:55pm - 2:27pm Rahu:
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