Sunrise07:00
Sunset16:56
Moonrise22:55, Jan 04
Moonset11:26
Noon11:58
NakshatraHasta upto 03:40, Jan 06 (9.4%)
YogaShobana upto 13:31 (69.5%)
TithiSaptami upto 14:33 (66.1%)
Lahiri Ayanamsha24.157363
Arunodaya TithiSaptami
PakshaKrishna Paksha
MonthNarayana Masa (Pausha)
Gaurabda0534
WeekdayMangalawara
Brahma Muhurta05:24 to 06:12
Sunrise Sandhya06:36 to 07:24
Noon Sandhya11:34 to 12:22
Sunset Sandhya16:32 to 17:20
Notes: All timings are represented in 24-hour notation in local time of Lancaster, United States with DST adjustment (if applicable).
Hours which are past midnight are suffixed with next day date. In Panchang day starts and ends with sunrise.
Simha 17:29
P Phalguni 11:48Vrishabha 15:10Mrigashira 28:02+Mithuna 24:08+Punarvasu 30:19+KarkaPushyami 30:45+Karka 30:47+Ashlesha 30:47+SimhaP Phalguni 29:47+Simha 11:35U Phalguni 28:51+KanyaHasta 27:40+Kanya 14:59Chitra 26:16+TulaSwati 24:43+Tula 17:28Vishakha 23:02Vrischika 19:40Jyeshtha 19:40
DhanusMula 18:08Dhanus 22:36P Ashadha 16:52
KumbhaShatabhisha 16:40Kumbha 11:46P Bhadra 18:13MinaU Bhadra 20:25Mina 23:07Revati 23:07MeshaAshvini 26:07+MeshaBharani 29:10+Mesha 11:55KrittikaVrishabhaKrittika 08:03MithunaArdra 13:42Mithuna 08:13Punarvasu 14:19Karka 13:51Ashlesha 13:51SimhaMagha 12:58This Vaisnava Calendar for ISKCON has been created independent of Gaurabda Calendar or GCal published by GBC Vaisnava Calendar Committee of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON). However it follows same rules as those followed by GCal. Ideally both calendars should match and if you find any mismatch it might be due to software error in either of the software.
ISKCON devotees can get the complete list of ISKCON Ekadashi fasting dates here. This list will prove highly informative and useful to those who observe the fast of Ekadashi as per the ISKCON.
Vaishnava & ISKCON Day Panchang is given here. Various important information like sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset, Nakshatra, Yoga, Tithi, Paksha and month etc. are listed in the given Dainika Panchang.
List of ISKCON Festivals is given in this ISKCON Festivals Calendar. One can know about the each and every important festival fall during the year with the help of this calendar. Appearance and Disappearance Days of various saints are also listed.
Aarti is one of the most important rituals of worshipping any deity. Ekadashi Aarti is a prayer dedicated to Goddess Ekadashi. This Aarti can be sung during Ekadashi fasting and on various occasions related to Ekadashi.
Learn about the food during Ekadashi Fasting. Being careful while eating anything during the Ekadashi fast is highly important. Devotees can know here what they can eat and what they should avoid eating during Ekadashi fasting.
Goddess Ekadashi is considered as the Yoga Maya of Lord Vishnu. Utpanna Ekadashi is the greatest Ekadashi of all. On this day, Goddess Ekadashi was manifested to kill demon named Mura.
It is believed that Vaikuntha Dwaram is opened on this day and devotees who observe fast on Vaikuntha Ekadashi attain salvation. This is a popular Ekadashi in Tamil calendar. Vaikuntha Ekadashi is also known as Mukkoti Ekadashi.
ISKCON Pandava Nirjala Ekadashi Vrat Day and the Parana Time to break the fast is given on this page. ISKCON and its followers use Gaurabda calendar to calculate the Ekadashi days and the time to break the fast.
The date and time of fasting for ISKCON Utthana Ekadashi Vrat is given. All the temples associated with ISKCON organization and their devotees determine the day of Ekadashi according to the Gaurabda calendar.
Date of ISKCON Utpanna Ekadashi fast and the Parana Time is given. Ekadashi fast is considered very important in ISKCON. Utpanna Ekadashi day is also considered best for beginning Ekadashi fast for the first time.
