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Gcal Calendar Narayana Masa, Gaurabda 534 GCal 11 Orlando [United States of America] Page 0 DATE TITHI YOGA NAKSATRA FAST 1 Jan 2021 Fr Tritiya K Viskumba Pusyami 2 Jan 2021 Sa Caturthi K Priti Aslesa Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Thakura -- Disappearance 3 Jan 2021 Su Pancami K Ayusmana Magha 4 Jan 2021 Mo Sasti K Saubhagya Purva-phalguni 5 Jan 2021 Tu Saptami K Sobana Uttara-phalguni 6 Jan 2021 We Astami K Atiganda Citra 7 Jan 2021 Th Navami K Sukarma Swati 8 Jan 2021 Fr Dasami K Dhriti Visakha 9 Jan 2021 Sa Ekadasi (suitable for fasting) K Ganda Anuradha * Trisprsa Mahadvadasi Fasting for Saphala Ekadasi Sri Devananda Pandita -- Disappearance 10 Jan 2021 Su Trayodasi K Vriddhi Jyestha Break fast 07:19 - 10:48 (LT) Sri Mahesa Pandita -- Disappearance Sri Uddharana Datta Thakura -- Disappearance 11 Jan 2021 Mo Caturdasi K Dhruva Mula 12 Jan 2021 Tu Amavasya K Vyagata Purva-asadha 13 Jan 2021 We Pratipat G Harsana Uttara-asadha Sri Locana Dasa Thakura -- Appearance 14 Jan 2021 Th Dvitiya G Vajra Sravana Ganga Sagara Mela Makara Sankranti (Sun enters Capricorn on 13 Jan, 21:37 LT) 15 Jan 2021 Fr Tritiya G Siddhi Dhanista Srila Jiva Gosvami -- Disappearance Sri Jagadisa Pandita -- Disappearance 16 Jan 2021 Sa Caturthi G Vyatipata Satabhisa 17 Jan 2021 Su Pancami G Variyana Purva-bhadra 18 Jan 2021 Mo Sasti G Parigha Uttara-bhadra 19 Jan 2021 Tu Saptami G Siva Revati 20 Jan 2021 We Astami G Siddha Asvini 21 Jan 2021 Th Navami G Sadhya Bharani 22 Jan 2021 Fr Navami G Subha Bharani 23 Jan 2021 Sa Dasami G Sukla Krittika 24 Jan 2021 Su Ekadasi (suitable for fasting) G Brahma Rohini * Fasting for Putrada Ekadasi 25 Jan 2021 Mo Dvadasi G Indra Mrigasira Break fast 07:16 - 10:50 (LT) Sri Jagadisa Pandita -- Appearance 26 Jan 2021 Tu Trayodasi G Vaidhriti Ardra 27 Jan 2021 We Caturdasi G Viskumba Punarvasu 28 Jan 2021 Th Purnima G Priti Pusyami Sri Krsna Pusya Abhiseka Madhava Masa, Gaurabda 534 GCal 11 Orlando [United States of America] Page 1 DATE TITHI YOGA NAKSATRA FAST 29 Jan 2021 Fr Pratipat K Saubhagya Aslesa 30 Jan 2021 Sa Dvitiya K Sobana Magha 31 Jan 2021 Su Tritiya K Atiganda Purva-phalguni 1 Feb 2021 Mo Caturthi K Sukarma Uttara-phalguni 2 Feb 2021 Tu Sasti K Dhriti Hasta Sri Ramacandra Kaviraja -- Disappearance Srila Gopala Bhatta Gosvami -- Appearance Sri Jayadeva Gosvami -- Disappearance 3 Feb 2021 We Saptami K Sula Citra Sri Locana Dasa Thakura -- Disappearance 4 Feb 2021 Th Astami K Ganda Swati 5 Feb 2021 Fr Navami K Vriddhi Visakha 6 Feb 2021 Sa Dasami K Vyagata Jyestha 7 Feb 2021 Su Ekadasi (suitable for fasting) K Harsana Mula * Fasting for Sat-tila Ekadasi 8 Feb 2021 Mo Dvadasi K Vajra Purva-asadha Break fast 07:08 - 10:49 (LT) 9 Feb 2021 Tu Trayodasi K Siddhi Uttara-asadha 10 Feb 2021 We Caturdasi K Vyatipata Sravana 11 Feb 2021 Th Amavasya K Variyana Dhanista 12 Feb 2021 Fr Pratipat G Parigha Satabhisa Kumbha Sankranti (Sun enters Aquarius on 12 Feb, 10:35 LT) 13 Feb 2021 Sa Dvitiya G Siva Purva-bhadra 14 Feb 2021 Su Tritiya G Siddha Uttara-bhadra 15 Feb 2021 Mo Caturthi G Sadhya Uttara-bhadra 16 Feb 2021 Tu Pancami G Subha Revati 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 17 Feb 2021 We Sasti G Sukla Asvini 18 Feb 2021 Th Saptami G Brahma Bharani * Sri Advaita Acarya -- Appearance (Fast today) 19 Feb 2021 Fr Astami G Indra Krittika Bhismastami 20 Feb 2021 Sa Navami G Vaidhriti Rohini Sri Madhvacarya -- Disappearance 21 Feb 2021 Su Dasami G Viskumba Mrigasira Sri Ramanujacarya -- Disappearance 22 Feb 2021 Mo Ekadasi (not suitable for fasting) G Priti Ardra 23 Feb 2021 Tu Ekadasi (suitable for fasting) G Ayusmana Punarvasu * Fasting for Bhaimi Ekadasi (Fast today for Varahadeva) Madhava Masa, Gaurabda 534 GCal 11 Orlando [United States of America] Page 2 DATE TITHI YOGA NAKSATRA FAST 24 Feb 2021 We Dvadasi G Saubhagya Pusyami Break fast 06:55 - 07:37 (LT) Varaha Dvadasi: Appearance of Lord Varahadeva (Fasting is done yesterday) 25 Feb 2021 Th Caturdasi G Sobana Aslesa * Nityananda Trayodasi: Appearance of Sri Nityananda Prabhu (Fast today) 26 Feb 2021 Fr Purnima G Atiganda Magha Sri Krsna Madhura Utsava Srila Narottama Dasa Thakura -- Appearance Govinda Masa, Gaurabda 534 GCal 11 Orlando [United States of America] Page 3 DATE TITHI YOGA NAKSATRA FAST 27 Feb 2021 Sa Pratipat K Sukarma Purva-phalguni 28 Feb 2021 Su Dvitiya K Sula Uttara-phalguni 1 Mar 2021 Mo Tritiya K Ganda Hasta 2 Mar 2021 Tu Caturthi K Vriddhi Citra 3 Mar 2021 We Pancami K Dhruva Swati Sri Purusottama Das Thakura -- Disappearance Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Thakura -- Appearance 4 Mar 2021 Th Sasti K Vyagata Visakha 5 Mar 2021 Fr Saptami K Harsana Anuradha 6 Mar 2021 Sa Astami K Vajra Jyestha 7 Mar 2021 Su Dasami K Vyatipata Mula 8 Mar 2021 Mo Ekadasi (not suitable for fasting) K Variyana Purva-asadha 9 Mar 2021 Tu Dvadasi (suitable for fasting) K Parigha Uttara-asadha * Fasting for Vijaya Ekadasi Sri Isvara Puri -- Disappearance 10 Mar 2021 We Trayodasi K Siva Sravana Break fast 06:40 - 10:37 (LT) 11 Mar 2021 Th Caturdasi K Siddha Dhanista Siva Ratri 12 Mar 2021 Fr Amavasya K Sadhya Satabhisa 13 Mar 2021 Sa Pratipat G Subha Purva-bhadra Srila Jagannatha Dasa Babaji -- Disappearance Sri Rasikananda -- Disappearance 14 Mar 2021 Su Pratipat G Sukla Uttara-bhadra Mina Sankranti (Sun enters Pisces on 14 Mar, 08:27 DST) 15 Mar 2021 Mo Dvitiya G Brahma Revati 16 Mar 2021 Tu Tritiya G Indra Asvini 17 Mar 2021 We Caturthi G Vaidhriti Bharani Sri Purusottama Dasa Thakura -- Appearance 18 Mar 2021 Th Pancami G Viskumba Krittika 19 Mar 2021 Fr Sasti G Priti Rohini 20 Mar 2021 Sa Saptami G Ayusmana Mrigasira 21 Mar 2021 Su Astami G Saubhagya Mrigasira 22 Mar 2021 Mo Navami G Sobana Ardra 23 Mar 2021 Tu Dasami G Atiganda Punarvasu 24 Mar 2021 We Ekadasi (suitable for fasting) G Sukarma Pusyami * Fasting for Amalaki vrata Ekadasi 25 Mar 2021 Th Dvadasi G Dhriti Aslesa Break fast 07:23 - 11:28 (DST) Sri Madhavendra Puri -- Disappearance 26 Mar 2021 Fr Trayodasi G Sula Magha 27 Mar 2021 Sa Caturdasi G Ganda Purva-phalguni 28 Mar 2021 Su Purnima G Vriddhi Uttara-phalguni * Gaura Purnima: Appearance of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu (Fast today) Visnu Masa, Gaurabda 535 GCal 11 Orlando [United States of America] Page 4 DATE TITHI YOGA NAKSATRA FAST 29 Mar 2021 Mo Pratipat K Dhruva Citra Festival of Jagannatha Misra 30 Mar 2021 Tu Dvitiya K Harsana Swati 31 Mar 2021 We Caturthi K Vajra Visakha 1 Apr 2021 Th Pancami K Siddhi Anuradha 2 Apr 2021 Fr Sasti K Vyatipata Jyestha 3 Apr 2021 Sa Saptami K Variyana Mula 4 Apr 2021 Su Astami K Parigha Purva-asadha Sri Srivasa Pandita -- Appearance 5 Apr 2021 Mo Navami K Siva Uttara-asadha 6 Apr 2021 Tu Dasami K Sadhya Sravana 7 Apr 2021 We Ekadasi (suitable for fasting) K Subha Dhanista * Fasting for Papamocani Ekadasi 8 Apr 2021 Th Dvadasi K Sukla Satabhisa Break fast 07:07 - 11:20 (DST) Sri Govinda Ghosh -- Disappearance 9 Apr 2021 Fr Trayodasi K Brahma Purva-bhadra 10 Apr 2021 Sa Caturdasi K Indra Uttara-bhadra 11 Apr 2021 Su Amavasya K Vaidhriti Revati 12 Apr 2021 Mo Pratipat G Viskumba Asvini 13 Apr 2021 Tu Dvitiya G Priti Bharani 14 Apr 2021 We Tritiya G Ayusmana Bharani Tulasi Jala Dan begins. Mesa Sankranti (Sun enters Aries on 13 Apr, 16:56 DST) 15 Apr 2021 Th Caturthi G Ayusmana Krittika 16 Apr 2021 Fr Caturthi G Saubhagya Rohini 17 Apr 2021 Sa Pancami G Sobana Mrigasira Sri Ramanujacarya -- Appearance 18 Apr 2021 Su Sasti G Atiganda Ardra 19 Apr 2021 Mo Saptami G Sukarma Punarvasu 20 Apr 2021 Tu Astami G Dhriti Pusyami 21 Apr 2021 We Navami G Sula Aslesa * Rama Navami: Appearance of Lord Sri Ramacandra (Fast today) 22 Apr 2021 Th Dasami G Ganda Magha 23 Apr 2021 Fr Ekadasi (suitable for fasting) G Dhruva Purva-phalguni * Fasting for Kamada Ekadasi 24 Apr 2021 Sa Dvadasi G Vyagata Uttara-phalguni Break fast 06:50 - 09:49 (DST) Damanakaropana Dvadasi 25 Apr 2021 Su Caturdasi G Harsana Hasta 26 Apr 2021 Mo Purnima G Vajra Citra Sri Balarama Rasayatra Sri Krsna Vasanta Rasa Sri Vamsivadana Thakura -- Appearance Sri Syamananda Prabhu -- Appearance Madhusudana Masa, Gaurabda 535 GCal 11 Orlando [United States of America] Page 5 DATE TITHI YOGA NAKSATRA FAST 27 Apr 2021 Tu Pratipat K Siddhi Swati 28 Apr 2021 We Dvitiya K Variyana Visakha 29 Apr 2021 Th Tritiya K Parigha Jyestha 30 Apr 2021 Fr Caturthi K Siva Mula 1 May 2021 Sa Pancami K Siddha Purva-asadha 2 May 2021 Su Saptami K Sadhya Uttara-asadha Sri Abhirama Thakura -- Disappearance 3 May 2021 Mo Astami K Subha Sravana 4 May 2021 Tu Navami K Sukla Dhanista 5 May 2021 We Dasami K Brahma Satabhisa Srila Vrndavana Dasa Thakura -- Disappearance 6 May 2021 Th Ekadasi (not suitable for fasting) K Indra Purva-bhadra 7 May 2021 Fr Dvadasi (suitable for fasting) K Vaidhriti Uttara-bhadra * Vyanjuli Mahadvadasi Fasting for Varuthini Ekadasi 8 May 2021 Sa Dvadasi K Viskumba Revati Break fast 06:39 - 07:53 (DST) 9 May 2021 Su Trayodasi K Priti Revati 10 May 2021 Mo Caturdasi K Ayusmana Asvini 11 May 2021 Tu Amavasya K Saubhagya Bharani Sri Gadadhara Pandita -- Appearance 12 May 2021 We Pratipat G Sobana Krittika 13 May 2021 Th Dvitiya G Atiganda Rohini 14 May 2021 Fr Tritiya G Sukarma Mrigasira Aksaya Trtiya.
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