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Srivenkateswara Vedic Education and Training Academy Srivenkateswara Vedic Education and Training Academy www.lvtemple.org 18109 NE 76 St&Ste#105 Redmond WA 98052 (425)867-0854 Lakshmi Venkateswara Temple www.lvtemple.org Margasira-Pushya (425) 867-0854 Vilambi Nama samvatsare-Dakshinayane/Uttarayane-Himavanta/Himavanta Margasira/Pushya mase Margazhi-Thai SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 5 ⚫ For all your Pooja needs contact Margasira Thondaradippodi Hanuman Temple at Masa Azhwar TN Jayanti (Tamil) 425-867 -0854 Ekadasi 11:59 Dwadasi 12:41 Trayodasi 13:51 Chaturdasi 15:28 Amavasya 17:28 [email protected] Visakha 20:07 Anuraadha 21:31 Jyeshtha 23:21 Moola 25:35 Poorvashadha 28:10 RK: 14:18-15:20 RK: 12:14-13:16 RK: 13:17-14:19 RK: 11:12-12:14 RK: 10:09-11:12 Priest Dr.Deekshith V: 24:21-26:03 V: 27:33-29:16 V: Nill V: 8:06-9:51 V: 10:27-12:14 206-310-6429 D: 9:43-10:17, 13:36-14:09 D: 11:57-12:30 D: 14:11-14:44, 14:44-15:18 D: 9:44-10:17, 12:31-13:05 D: 8:03-8:37, 8:37-9:10 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Pushya Masa Prathama 19:49 Dwitiya 22:25 Tritiya 25:09 Chaturthi 27:52 Panchami 30:25 Shashthi (Full) Shashthi 8:35 Uttarashadha 31:03 Sravanam (Full) Sravanam 10:08 Dhanishtha 13:17 Satabhisha 16:22 Poorvabhadra 19:11 Uttarabhadra 21:33 RK: 15:25-16:28 RK: 9:06-10:09 RK: 14:23-15:27 RK: 12:17-13:20 RK: 13:21-14:25 RK: 11:13-12:17 RK: 10:09-11:14 V: 13:09-14:56 V: 11:35-13:23 V: 14:40-16:29 V: 21:25-23:13 V: 23:31-25:18 V: Nill V: 8:22-10:08 D: 15:20-15:54 D: 11:59-12:33, 14:14-14:48 D: 9:44-10:18, 13:41-14:15 D: 12:00-12:34 D: 14:16-14:50, 14:50-15:24 D: 9:44-10:18, 12:35-13:09 D: 8:01-8:35, 8:35-9:09 13 14 Makara Sankranti 15 16 17 18 19 Bhogi Uttarayana Punyakala Kanuma Goda Kalyanam Makara Sankramana 6:21 Thai Ekadasi 9:05, Sapthami 10:12 Ashtami 11:08 Navami 11:15 Dasami 10:34 Dwadasi 30:53 Trayodasi 28:05 Chaturdasi 24:49 Revati 23:20 Aswini 24:23 Bharani 24:40 Krittika 24:08 Rohini 22:53 Mrigasira 20:59 Aardra 18:35 RK: 15:32-16:37 RK: 9:04-10:09 RK: 14:29-15:34 RK: 12:19-13:25 RK: 13:25-14:31 RK: 11:14-12:20 RK: 10:08-11:14 V: 10:27-12:10 V: 20:13-21:54, 26:01-27:38 V: Nill V: 12:24-13:58 V: 15:18-16:49, 28:03-29:31 V: 28:33-29:59 V: 29:13-30:38 D: 15:28-16:02 D: 12:01-12:36, 14:20-14:54 D: 9:43-10:18, 13:46-14:20 D: 12:02-12:37 D: 14:22-14:57, 14:57-15:32 D: 9:42-10:17, 12:38-13:13 D: 7:56-8:31, 8:31-9:06 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 LV Temple Total Lunar Eclipse Thai Tirumazhisai Thyagaraja 6:34 pm to 11:49 pm Thyagaraja Poosam Azhwar TN Aradhanam Aradhanam Dwitiya 13:56 Tritiya 10:29, Poornima 21:16 Prathama 17:35 Aasresha 10:00, Chaturthi 31:24 Panchami 28:48 Shashthi 26:50 Sapthami 25:32 Punarvasu 15:50 Pushyami 12:55 Magha 31:14 Poorva Phalguni 28:49 Uttara Phalguni 26:53 Hastha 25:32 Chitra 24:52 RK: 15:40-16:46 RK: 9:01-10:07 RK: 14:35-15:42 RK: 12:21-13:29 RK: 13:29-14:37 RK: 11:14-12:22 RK: 10:05-11:14 V: 22:52-24:17 V: 24:10-25:34 V: 20:38-22:03 V: 14:27-15:53, 29:12-30:40 V: Nill V: 10:49-12:20 V: 9:19-10:53, 30:29-32:06 D: 15:36-16:11 D: 12:03-12:39, 14:26-15:01 D: 9:40-10:16, 13:51-14:26 D: 12:03-12:39 D: 14:28-15:04, 15:04-15:40 D: 9:39-10:15, 12:40-13:16 D: 7:49-8:25, 8:25-9:02 27 28 29 30 31 सत्यव्रतं सत्यपरं त्रिसत्यं सत्यस्य योनिं निहितं च सत्ये | Ashtami 25:00 Navami 25:11 Dasami 26:04 Ekadasi 27:32 Dwadasi 29:30 Swaati 24:56 Visakha 25:42 Anuraadha 27:08 Jyeshtha 29:08 Moola 31:35 सत्यस्य सत्यमतृ सत्यिेि ं RK: 15:48-16:57 RK: 8:55-10:05 RK: 14:41-15:51 RK: 12:23-13:33 RK: 13:33-14:43 V: 6:29-8:06, 30:43-32:22 V: 6:43-8:22, 29:57-31:38 V: Nill V: 9:12-10:56 V: 13:57-15:43 सत्यात्मकं त््ां शरणम ् प्रपनिा賈 || D: 15:44-16:20 D: 12:04-12:41, 14:31-15:08 D: 9:36-10:13, 13:55-14:32 D: 12:04-12:42 D: 14:34-15:11, 15:11-15:49 Lakshmi Venkateswara Temple www.lvtemple.org Pushya -Magha Masa (425) 867-0854 Vilambi Nama samvatsare-Uttarayane-Himavanta/Sisira Rutau-Pushya/Magha mase Thai-Masi SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT Temple Hours: 1 2 For all your Pooja needs contact Weekdays: 8.00 to 11.00 AM ि तेऽरव्नदाक्ष पदोपसपपणं Pushya Masa Temple at 6.00 to 8.30 PM 425-867-0854 मषृ ा भ्ेत्स् प सुत्प्त्प्रयात्मि賈 । Weekends: Trayodasi (Full) Trayodasi 7:49 [email protected] 9.00 AM to 2.00 PM यथेतरेषां पथृ गात्मिा ं सताम ् Poorvashadha (Full) Poorvashadha 10:22 Priest Dr.Deekshith at RK: 11:13-12:23 RK: 10:02-11:13 6.00 to 9.00 PM 206-310-6429 अदी饃शो य饍्पुर饍भुतं हि ि賈 ॥ V: 16:31-18:18 V: 19:23-21:11 D: 9:34-10:12, 12:42-13:20 D: 7:40-8:18, 8:18-8:56 3 4 ⚫ 5 6 7 8 9 Vasanta Mouni Magha Masa Panchami Amavasya Laksha Kumkumarchana Chaturdasi 10:23 Amavasya 13:04 Prathama 15:46 Dwitiya 18:23 Tritiya 20:48 Chaturthi 22:56 Panchami 24:39 Uttarashadha 13:22 Sravanam 16:29 Dhanishtha 19:35 Satabhisha 22:36 Poorvabhadra 25:26 Uttarabhadra 27:58 Revati 30:05 RK: 15:57-17:08 RK: 8:49-10:00 RK: 14:47-15:59 RK: 12:24-13:36 RK: 13:36-14:49 RK: 11:11-12:24 RK: 9:57-11:10 V: 17:54-19:42 V: 21:00-22:49 V: 27:42-29:30 V: 29:46-31:33 D: 14:39-15:18, 15:18-15:57 V: 14:42-16:28 V: 17:02-18:46 D: 15:52-16:30 D: 12:04-12:43, 14:37-15:15 D: 9:31-10:09, 14:00-14:38 D: 12:04-12:43 D: 9:28-10:07, 12:43-13:22 D: 7:30-8:09, 8:09-8:48 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Ratha Bhishmashtami Madhva Navami Bhishma Ekadasi Kulasekhar Saptami Kumbha Sankramana Azhwar TN 19:18 Masi Shashthi 25:51 Sapthami 26:25 Ashtami 26:17 Navami 25:25 Dasami 23:49 Ekadasi 21:32 Dwadasi 18:40 Aswini (Full) Aswini 7:40 Bharani 8:38 Krittika 8:55 Rohini 8:29, Aardra 29:33 Punarvasu 27:14 RK: 16:05-17:19 RK: 8:41-9:55 RK: 14:53-16:08 RK: 12:24-13:39 Mrigasira 31:20 RK: 11:08-12:24 RK: 9:51-11:07 V: 27:25-29:07 V: 9:20-11:00 V: 20:47-22:24 V: 24:38-26:12 RK: 13:39-14:55 V: 15:07-16:36 V: 16:24-17:51 D: 16:01-16:40 D: 12:04-12:44, 14:43-15:22 D: 9:25-10:05, 14:03-14:43 D: 12:04-12:44 V: 13:49-15:21 D: 9:22-10:02, 12:44-13:25 D: 7:19-7:59, 7:59-8:40 D: 14:45-15:25, 15:25-16:05 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Magha Maasi Magam Poornima Trayodasi 15:21 Chaturdasi 11:42 Poornima 7:54, Dwitiya 24:32 Tritiya 21:20 Chaturthi 18:41 Panchami 16:44 Pushyami 24:30 Aasresha 21:31 Prathama 28:07 Poorva Phalguni 15:32 Uttara Phalguni 12:54 Hastha 10:45 Chitra 9:15 RK: 16:14-17:30 RK: 8:32-9:49 Magha 18:28 RK: 12:23-13:41 RK: 13:42-15:00 RK: 11:04-12:23 RK: 9:45-11:04 V: 10:19-11:45 V: 11:43-13:07 RK: 14:59-16:16 V: 15:54-17:19 V: 20:33-22:01 V: 18:16-19:46 V: 14:41-16:14 D: 16:09-16:50 D: 12:03-12:44, 14:48-15:29 V: 8:00-9:24, 25:30-26:54 D: 12:03-12:44 D: 14:50-15:31, 15:31-16:13 D: 9:14-9:56, 12:44-13:26 D: 7:06-7:49, 7:49-8:31 D: 9:17-9:59, 14:07-14:48 24 25 26 27 28 Rk-RahuKalam V - Varjyam D - Durmuhurtam All End Timings Shashthi 15:35 Sapthami 15:17 Ashtami 15:51 Navami 17:11 Dasami 19:10 Swaati 8:30 Visakha 8:35 Anuraadha 9:31 Jyeshtha 11:13 Moola 13:33 RK: 16:22-17:41 RK: 8:23-9:43 RK: 15:04-16:24 RK: 12:22-13:43 RK: 13:44-15:05 V: 14:08-15:44 V: 12:45-14:25 V: 15:31-17:14 V: 20:00-21:46 V: 22:30-24:17 D: 16:16-16:59 D: 12:01-12:44, 14:52-15:35 D: 9:09-9:52, 14:10-14:53 D: 12:01-12:44 D: 14:54-15:37, 15:37-16:21 Lakshmi Venkateswara Temple www.lvtemple.org Magha-Phalguna Masa (425) 867-0854 Vilambi Nama samvatsare-Uttarayane-Sisira Rutau-Magha/Phalguna/Mase Maasi-Panguni SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 31 1 2 For all your Pooja needs contact िमाम ते दे् पदारव्नदं Magha Masa Temple at 425-867-0854 प्रपनितापोपशमातपिम ् । Ekadasi 17:35 Ekadasi 21:35 Dwadasi 24:15 Dhanishtha (Full) [email protected] यनमलू के ता यतयोऽ祍जसो셁 Poorvashadha 16:22 Uttarashadha 19:27 RK: 17:58-19:33 Priest Dr.Deekshith at RK: 11:00-12:22 RK: 9:38-11:00 V: 10:46-12:34 206-310-6429 ससं ारद賈ु खं बहि셁त्प्त्क्षपत्प्नत ॥ V: 25:24-27:13 V: 23:59-25:48 D: 17:52-18:42 D: 9:06-9:49, 12:44-13:27 D: 6:53-7:37, 7:37-8:21 3 4 5 ⚫ 6 7 8 9 Maha Phalguna Masa Shivaratri Trayodasi 26:59 Chaturdasi 29:38 Amavasya (Full) Amavasya 8:04 Prathama 10:14 Dwitiya 12:05 Tritiya 13:33 Sravanam 22:37 Dhanishtha 25:44 Satabhisha 28:40 Poorvabhadra (Full) Poorvabhadra 7:21 Uttarabhadra 9:44 Revati 11:46 RK: 16:29-17:52 RK: 8:12-9:35 RK: 15:08-16:32 RK: 12:21-13:45 RK: 13:45-15:09 RK: 10:56-12:21 RK: 9:30-10:55 V: 27:09-28:57 D: 11:59-12:44, 14:56-15:41 V: 9:49-11:37 V: 11:48-13:34 V: 20:33-22:19 V: 22:45-24:30 D: 6:40-7:25, 7:25-8:10 D: 16:24-17:08 D: 9:01-9:45, 14:13-14:57 D: 11:59-12:43 D: 14:58-15:43, 15:43-16:28 D: 8:57-9:42, 12:43-13:28 10 12 13 14 Karadiyan Nombu 15 16 Day light saving time Meena Sankramana begins 17:09 Panguni Chaturthi 15:37 Panchami 16:14 Shashthi 16:20 Sapthami 15:54 Ashtami 14:52 Navami 13:15 Dasami 11:03 Aswini 14:25 Bharani 15:37 Krittika 16:21 Rohini 16:32 Mrigasira 16:10 Aardra 15:12 Punarvasu 13:41 RK: 17:37-19:03 RK: 9:02-10:28 RK: 16:12-17:39 RK: 13:19-14:46 RK: 14:46-16:14 RK: 11:51-13:19 RK: 10:22-11:50 V: 10:09-11:51, 16:06- V: 28:00-29:39 D: 9:52-10:38, 15:15-16:01 V: 8:29-10:06, 22:04-23:38 V: 24:14-25:46 V: 26:27-27:57 V: 21:01-22:29 17:47 D: 12:57-13:43, 16:00-16:46 D: 12:56-13:42 D: 16:02-16:49, 16:49-17:35 D: 9:48-10:35, 13:42-14:29 D: 7:26-8:13, 8:13-9:00 D: 17:31-18:17 17 18 19 20 Holi 21 22 23 Panguni Uttaram Lakshmi Jayanti Ekadasi 8:21, Trayodasi 25:49 Chaturdasi 22:15 Poornima 18:43 Prathama 15:23 Dwitiya 12:26 Tritiya 10:02 Dwadasi 29:14 Aasresha 9:14, Magha Poorva Phalguni 27:45 Uttara Phalguni 25:02 Hastha 22:34 Chitra 20:33 Swaati 19:09 Pushyami 11:39 30:33 RK: 16:17-17:46 RK: 13:17-14:47 RK: 14:47-16:18 RK: 11:46-13:17 RK: 10:14-11:45 RK: 17:44-19:13 RK: 8:51-10:20 V: 13:37-15:02, 28:07- D: 12:53-13:41 V: 8:34-10:01, 29:54-31:22 V: 5:54-7:22, 25:50-27:20 V: 24:37-26:10 V: 23:10-24:37 V: 19:54-21:19 29:32 D: 16:06-16:54, 16:54-17:42 D: 9:39-10:27, 13:41-14:29 D: 7:11-8:00, 8:00-8:49 D: 17:38-18:25 D: 12:54-13:42, 16:04-16:52 D: 9:43-10:30, 15:17-16:05 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
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