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Full Daily Calendar Narayana Masa, Gaurabda 533 Orlando [United States of America] (28N32 81W23, -5:00) GCal 11 DATE TITHI PAKSA YOGA NAKSATRA FAST 1 Jan 2020 We Sasti G Vyatipata Purva-bhadra 2 Jan 2020 Th Saptami G Variyana Uttara-bhadra 3 Jan 2020 Fr Astami G Parigha Revati 4 Jan 2020 Sa Navami G Siva Asvini 5 Jan 2020 Su Dasami G Siddha Bharani 6 Jan 2020 Mo Ekadasi (suitable for fasting) G Sadhya Krittika * Fasting for Putrada Ekadasi 7 Jan 2020 Tu Dvadasi G Subha Rohini Break fast 07:19 - 10:47 (LT) Sri Jagadisa Pandita -- Appearance 8 Jan 2020 We Trayodasi G Sukla Mrigasira 9 Jan 2020 Th Caturdasi G Brahma Ardra 10 Jan 2020 Fr Purnima G Vaidhriti Punarvasu Sri Krsna Pusya Abhiseka Madhava Masa, Gaurabda 533 Orlando [United States of America] (28N32 81W23, -5:00) GCal 11 DATE TITHI PAKSA YOGA NAKSATRA FAST 11 Jan 2020 Sa Pratipat K Viskumba Pusyami 12 Jan 2020 Su Dvitiya K Priti Aslesa 13 Jan 2020 Mo Caturthi K Ayusmana Magha 14 Jan 2020 Tu Pancami K Saubhagya Purva-phalguni Sri Ramacandra Kaviraja -- Disappearance Srila Gopala Bhatta Gosvami -- Appearance 15 Jan 2020 We Sasti K Sobana Uttara-phalguni Sri Jayadeva Gosvami -- Disappearance Ganga Sagara Mela --------Makara Sankranti (Sun enters Capricorn on 14 Jan, 15:28 LT) -------- 16 Jan 2020 Th Saptami K Atiganda Hasta Sri Locana Dasa Thakura -- Disappearance 17 Jan 2020 Fr Astami K Dhriti Citra 18 Jan 2020 Sa Navami K Sula Swati 19 Jan 2020 Su Dasami K Ganda Visakha 20 Jan 2020 Mo Ekadasi (suitable for fasting) K Vriddhi Anuradha * Fasting for Sat-tila Ekadasi 21 Jan 2020 Tu Dvadasi K Dhruva Jyestha Break fast 07:18 - 10:50 (LT) 22 Jan 2020 We Trayodasi K Vyagata Mula 23 Jan 2020 Th Caturdasi K Harsana Purva-asadha 24 Jan 2020 Fr Amavasya K Vajra Uttara-asadha 25 Jan 2020 Sa Pratipat G Siddhi Sravana 26 Jan 2020 Su Dvitiya G Vyatipata Dhanista 27 Jan 2020 Mo Tritiya G Variyana Satabhisa 28 Jan 2020 Tu Caturthi G Parigha Purva-bhadra 29 Jan 2020 We Pancami G Siva Uttara-bhadra Vasanta Pancami Srimati Visnupriya Devi -- Appearance Sarasvati Puja Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti Thakura -- Disappearance Sri Pundarika Vidyanidhi -- Appearance Sri Raghunandana Thakura -- Appearance Srila Raghunatha Dasa Gosvami -- Appearance 30 Jan 2020 Th Sasti G Siddha Revati 31 Jan 2020 Fr Saptami G Sadhya Revati * Sri Advaita Acarya -- Appearance (Fast today) 1 Feb 2020 Sa Saptami G Subha Asvini 2 Feb 2020 Su Astami G Sukla Bharani Bhismastami 3 Feb 2020 Mo Navami G Brahma Krittika Sri Madhvacarya -- Disappearance 4 Feb 2020 Tu Dasami G Indra Rohini Sri Ramanujacarya -- Disappearance 5 Feb 2020 We Ekadasi (suitable for fasting) G Vaidhriti Mrigasira * Fasting for Bhaimi Ekadasi (Fast today for Varahadeva) 6 Feb 2020 Th Dvadasi G Viskumba Ardra Break fast 07:10 - 09:55 (LT) Varaha Dvadasi: Appearance of Lord Varahadeva (Fasting is done yesterday) 7 Feb 2020 Fr Trayodasi G Priti Punarvasu * Nityananda Trayodasi: Appearance of Sri Nityananda Prabhu (Fast today) 8 Feb 2020 Sa Purnima G Ayusmana Pusyami Sri Krsna Madhura Utsava Srila Narottama Dasa Thakura -- Appearance Govinda Masa, Gaurabda 533 Orlando [United States of America] (28N32 81W23, -5:00) GCal 11 DATE TITHI PAKSA YOGA NAKSATRA FAST 9 Feb 2020 Su Pratipat K Sobana Aslesa 10 Feb 2020 Mo Dvitiya K Atiganda Purva-phalguni 11 Feb 2020 Tu Tritiya K Sukarma Uttara-phalguni 12 Feb 2020 We Caturthi K Dhriti Hasta 13 Feb 2020 Th Pancami K Sula Citra Sri Purusottama Das Thakura -- Disappearance Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Thakura -- Appearance ---------Kumbha Sankranti (Sun enters Aquarius on 13 Feb, 04:27 LT) --------- 14 Feb 2020 Fr Sasti K Vriddhi Swati 15 Feb 2020 Sa Astami K Dhruva Visakha 16 Feb 2020 Su Navami K Vyagata Anuradha 17 Feb 2020 Mo Dasami K Harsana Jyestha 18 Feb 2020 Tu Ekadasi (suitable for fasting) K Vajra Mula * Fasting for Vijaya Ekadasi 19 Feb 2020 We Dvadasi K Siddhi Purva-asadha Break fast after 10:48 (LT) Sri Isvara Puri -- Disappearance 20 Feb 2020 Th Trayodasi K Vyatipata Uttara-asadha 21 Feb 2020 Fr Caturdasi K Variyana Sravana Siva Ratri 22 Feb 2020 Sa Caturdasi K Parigha Dhanista 23 Feb 2020 Su Amavasya K Siva Satabhisa 24 Feb 2020 Mo Pratipat G Siddha Purva-bhadra Srila Jagannatha Dasa Babaji -- Disappearance Sri Rasikananda -- Disappearance 25 Feb 2020 Tu Dvitiya G Sadhya Purva-bhadra 26 Feb 2020 We Tritiya G Subha Uttara-bhadra 27 Feb 2020 Th Caturthi G Sukla Revati Sri Purusottama Dasa Thakura -- Appearance 28 Feb 2020 Fr Pancami G Brahma Asvini 29 Feb 2020 Sa Sasti G Indra Bharani 1 Mar 2020 Su Saptami G Vaidhriti Krittika 2 Mar 2020 Mo Astami G Viskumba Rohini 3 Mar 2020 Tu Navami G Priti Mrigasira 4 Mar 2020 We Dasami G Ayusmana Ardra 5 Mar 2020 Th Ekadasi (suitable for fasting) G Saubhagya Punarvasu * Fasting for Amalaki vrata Ekadasi 6 Mar 2020 Fr Dvadasi G Sobana Pusyami Break fast 06:44 - 10:39 (LT) Sri Madhavendra Puri -- Disappearance 7 Mar 2020 Sa Trayodasi G Atiganda Aslesa 8 Mar 2020 Su Caturdasi G Sukarma Magha First day of Daylight Saving Time 9 Mar 2020 Mo Purnima G Sula Purva-phalguni * Gaura Purnima: Appearance of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu (Fast today) Visnu Masa, Gaurabda 534 Orlando [United States of America] (28N32 81W23, -5:00) GCal 11 DATE TITHI PAKSA YOGA NAKSATRA FAST 10 Mar 2020 Tu Pratipat K Ganda Uttara-phalguni Festival of Jagannatha Misra 11 Mar 2020 We Tritiya K Vriddhi Hasta 12 Mar 2020 Th Caturthi K Dhruva Swati 13 Mar 2020 Fr Pancami K Vyagata Visakha 14 Mar 2020 Sa Sasti K Harsana Anuradha ----------Mina Sankranti (Sun enters Pisces on 14 Mar, 02:17 DST) ---------- 15 Mar 2020 Su Saptami K Siddhi Jyestha 16 Mar 2020 Mo Astami K Vyatipata Mula Sri Srivasa Pandita -- Appearance 17 Mar 2020 Tu Navami K Variyana Purva-asadha 18 Mar 2020 We Dasami K Parigha Uttara-asadha 19 Mar 2020 Th Ekadasi (suitable for fasting) K Siva Sravana * Fasting for Papamocani Ekadasi 20 Mar 2020 Fr Dvadasi K Siddha Sravana Break fast 07:28 - 11:31 (DST) Sri Govinda Ghosh -- Disappearance 21 Mar 2020 Sa Trayodasi K Sadhya Dhanista 22 Mar 2020 Su Caturdasi K Subha Satabhisa 23 Mar 2020 Mo Amavasya K Sukla Purva-bhadra 24 Mar 2020 Tu Pratipat G Brahma Uttara-bhadra 25 Mar 2020 We Pratipat G Indra Revati 26 Mar 2020 Th Dvitiya G Vaidhriti Asvini 27 Mar 2020 Fr Tritiya G Vaidhriti Bharani 28 Mar 2020 Sa Caturthi G Viskumba Krittika 29 Mar 2020 Su Pancami G Priti Rohini Sri Ramanujacarya -- Appearance 30 Mar 2020 Mo Sasti G Ayusmana Rohini 31 Mar 2020 Tu Saptami G Saubhagya Mrigasira 1 Apr 2020 We Astami G Sobana Ardra 2 Apr 2020 Th Navami G Sukarma Punarvasu * Rama Navami: Appearance of Lord Sri Ramacandra (Fast today) 3 Apr 2020 Fr Dasami G Dhriti Pusyami 4 Apr 2020 Sa Ekadasi (suitable for fasting) G Sula Aslesa * Fasting for Kamada Ekadasi 5 Apr 2020 Su Dvadasi G Ganda Purva-phalguni Break fast 07:10 - 09:56 (DST) Damanakaropana Dvadasi 6 Apr 2020 Mo Caturdasi G Vriddhi Uttara-phalguni 7 Apr 2020 Tu Purnima G Dhruva Hasta Sri Balarama Rasayatra Sri Krsna Vasanta Rasa Sri Vamsivadana Thakura -- Appearance Sri Syamananda Prabhu -- Appearance Madhusudana Masa, Gaurabda 534 Orlando [United States of America] (28N32 81W23, -5:00) GCal 11 DATE TITHI PAKSA YOGA NAKSATRA FAST 8 Apr 2020 We Pratipat K Harsana Citra 9 Apr 2020 Th Dvitiya K Vajra Swati 10 Apr 2020 Fr Tritiya K Siddhi Visakha 11 Apr 2020 Sa Caturthi K Vyatipata Anuradha 12 Apr 2020 Su Pancami K Variyana Jyestha 13 Apr 2020 Mo Saptami K Parigha Mula Sri Abhirama Thakura -- Disappearance Tulasi Jala Dan begins. -----------Mesa Sankranti (Sun enters Aries on 13 Apr, 10:46 DST) ----------- 14 Apr 2020 Tu Astami K Siva Purva-asadha 15 Apr 2020 We Astami K Siddha Uttara-asadha 16 Apr 2020 Th Navami K Sadhya Sravana 17 Apr 2020 Fr Dasami K Subha Dhanista Srila Vrndavana Dasa Thakura -- Disappearance 18 Apr 2020 Sa Ekadasi (suitable for fasting) K Sukla Satabhisa * Fasting for Varuthini Ekadasi 19 Apr 2020 Su Dvadasi K Brahma Purva-bhadra Break fast 06:55 - 11:14 (DST) 20 Apr 2020 Mo Trayodasi K Indra Uttara-bhadra 21 Apr 2020 Tu Caturdasi K Vaidhriti Revati 22 Apr 2020 We Amavasya K Viskumba Asvini Sri Gadadhara Pandita -- Appearance 23 Apr 2020 Th Pratipat G Priti Bharani 24 Apr 2020 Fr Dvitiya G Ayusmana Bharani 25 Apr 2020 Sa Tritiya G Saubhagya Krittika Aksaya Trtiya. Candana Yatra starts. (Continues for 21 days) 26 Apr 2020 Su Caturthi G Sobana Rohini 27 Apr 2020 Mo Pancami G Atiganda Mrigasira 28 Apr 2020 Tu Sasti G Sukarma Ardra 29 Apr 2020 We Saptami G Dhriti Punarvasu Jahnu Saptami 30 Apr 2020 Th Astami G Sula Pusyami 1 May 2020 Fr Navami G Ganda Aslesa Srimati Sita Devi (consort of Lord Sri Rama) -- Appearance Sri Madhu Pandita -- Disappearance Srimati Jahnava Devi -- Appearance 2 May 2020 Sa Dasami G Dhruva Magha 3 May 2020 Su Ekadasi (suitable for fasting) G Vyagata Purva-phalguni * Fasting for Mohini Ekadasi 4 May 2020 Mo Dvadasi G Harsana Uttara-phalguni Break fast 06:41 - 11:08 (DST) Rukmini Dvadasi 5 May 2020 Tu Trayodasi G Vajra Hasta Sri Jayananda Prabhu -- Disappearance 6 May 2020 We Caturdasi G Siddhi Swati * Nrsimha Caturdasi: Appearance of Lord Nrsimhadeva (Fast today) 7 May 2020 Th Purnima G Vyatipata Visakha Krsna Phula Dola, Salila Vihara Sri Paramesvari Dasa Thakura -- Disappearance Sri Sri Radha-Ramana Devaji -- Appearance Sri Madhavendra Puri -- Appearance Sri Srinivasa Acarya -- Appearance Trivikrama Masa, Gaurabda 534 Orlando [United States of America] (28N32 81W23, -5:00) GCal 11 DATE TITHI PAKSA YOGA NAKSATRA FAST 8 May 2020 Fr Dvitiya K Parigha Anuradha 9 May 2020 Sa Tritiya K Siva Jyestha 10 May 2020 Su Caturthi K Siddha Mula 11 May 2020 Mo Pancami K Sadhya Purva-asadha Sri Ramananda Raya -- Disappearance 12 May 2020 Tu Sasti K Subha Uttara-asadha 13 May 2020 We Saptami K Sukla Sravana Tulasi Jala Dan ends.
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