51,000 Navarna Mantra Jaap and Chamunda Homa
For Fulfilment of all Desires And Protection from Negative Energies
1,00,008 Maa Lakshmi Beej Mantra Jaap and Shri Dakshina Lakshmi Stotram
To get Blessings for Abundance of Wealth and Bliss in Life
Shodasha Lakshmi Kanya Pujan and Chandi Homa
For Blessings of Fulfilment of All Desires and Protection from negative energies
Divya Mahakali Tantrokta Havan and Kali Kavach Path
For Courage and Protection from Obstacles
Meenakshi Sundareshwar Puja and Navadurga Tila Puja
For Blessing Of Bliss In Relationship And Prosperity In The Household
51,000 Navarna Mantra Jaap and Chamunda Homa
For Fulfilment of all Desires And Protection from Negative Energies
1,00,008 Maa Lakshmi Beej Mantra Jaap and Shri Dakshina Lakshmi Stotram
To get Blessings for Abundance of Wealth and Bliss in Life
Shodasha Lakshmi Kanya Pujan and Chandi Homa
For Blessings of Fulfilment of All Desires and Protection from negative energies
Divya Mahakali Tantrokta Havan and Kali Kavach Path
For Courage and Protection from Obstacles
Meenakshi Sundareshwar Puja and Navadurga Tila Puja
For Blessing Of Bliss In Relationship And Prosperity In The Household
In today's Panchang, you will find the day's tithi (lunar date), nakshatra (constellation), yoga (auspicious alignment), and karana (half-day period). It also includes sunrise and sunset times, moonrise and moonset times, as well as important muhurat (auspicious periods) for religious and personal activities, such as puja or ceremonies.
A Panchang is essentially a Hindu calendar that provides details about important celestial occurrences and their influence on life. The term "Panchang" is derived from the Sanskrit words Pancha (five) and Anga (limb), meaning "five limbs" or components. These five components are essential for astrological calculations and are as follows:
These five elements help determine the most auspicious or inauspicious timings for daily life activities, ceremonies, and rituals.
Let’s break down each element of the Panchang and its significance:
Reading a Panchang may seem complicated at first glance, but with a little understanding of its elements, it becomes a helpful tool. The Panchang is usually organized in a tabular format, presenting the day, date, and the five key components (Tithi, Vara, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana) for every day.
Panchang holds immense importance in the daily lives of many Hindus. It is used to determine the best times for:
In today’s digital age, Panchang is available online, making it easier for people to access and use it on a daily basis. Sri Mandir websites and apps provide personalized Panchang readings based on location and time zone, as the Panchang differs depending on geographical location.