Guest guest Posted October 23, 2000 Report Share Posted October 23, 2000 PAMHO. AGTSP! My calendar (for Antwerp, Belgium (004E25 51N14 +1.00) indicates: 24 Oct 2000 Tu Dvadasi K Indra Uttara-phalguni Break fast 07:22 - 10:45 (Daylight saving not considered). Considering the different places in Europe (Labin, Croatia and Antwerp, Belgium) it's normal that there is difference. In case of Taraka prabhu's calendar the program made mistake or someone put in the wrong information. Your servant, M€dhava das >Namaste! >Jay Sri Guru & Gouranga! >My calendar (for Labin, Croatia (014E08 45N05, Time zone = +1.00) indicates >breaking fast from 6:31-10:02. Can the difference be so large? >ys RMd >> Dear Prabhus: >> >> Pamho. AgtSP. >> >> My vaisnava calendar indicates for Dvadasi Oct. 24: Break fast 06:31-06:32 >> which means there is only one minute in which to break fast. Can anyone >> tell me how important it is to break Ekadasi fast within the range of time >> given in the calendar? My understanding has been that if the fast is not >> broken within the proper time range, the fasting becomes useless or there >> is no benefit derived from the Ekadasi fast. Is this correct? What happens >> if someone fails to break fast precisely within the one minute period on >> October 24th? Thank you for your help. I hope this meets you well and I >> beg to remain, >> >> Your servant, > Taraka dasa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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