Guest guest Posted February 12, 2001 Report Share Posted February 12, 2001 Please let me know the Ekadashi dates as per US timezone. I think we have two ekadashis on Feb 18th and 19th as per the Uttaradhi Math panchanga. Regards Sateesh Get personalized email addresses from Mail - only $35 a year! http://personal.mail./ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2001 Report Share Posted February 13, 2001 As per New York flushing temple calender, the Dasami starts Friday Feb 16th, 12:20 pm & ends Saturday Feb 17th 2:22 pm & New York flushing temple calender is accurate. Hence, Sunday Feb 18th is Ekadashi. I have double checked with the astrology software I have. So, according to Srimad Acharya, the harivAsara & fasting begins from 2:23 pm, Saturday afternoon onwards. For this, we give the following information : 1. longitude & lattitude of the place, in our case, New York City 2. time, EST or EDT Once we feed this information to the astrology software, we get to know the sunrise, sunset, thithi information & ofcourse the detailed heroscope also. Uttradhi Mutta panchanga is good & accurate for Indian Standard time. udhayavyApinidhaRshapouRNima aDhikayAmavu shravaNavabhijithusadhanavaidhire mALpa theradhamdhadhali harisEveviDhiniShEDhagaLEnu nOdadhe viDhisuthire nithyadhali thannaya sadhanadhoLagimbittu saluhuva bhakthavathsalanu (HarikathAmrutha Saara 19-23) Shobha Srinivasan - Sateesh Jamakhandi Sunday, February 11, 2001 11:32 P.M. Ekadashi Dates Please let me know the Ekadashi dates as per UStimezone. I think we have two ekadashis on Feb 18thand 19th as per the Uttaradhi Math panchanga.RegardsSateesh Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2001 Report Share Posted February 13, 2001 Ekadashi thithi begins at 2:23 pm, Saturday Feb 17th & ends Feb 18th 4:52pm. Hence the dwadashi thithi is on Monday, Feb 19th. Anandha theerthatharembo arththIya pesaruLLa gurumadhwa munirAya, Shobha Srinivasan - Shobha Srinivasan ; Sateesh Jamakhandi Cc: gvsrinivasan Tuesday, February 13, 2001 9:49 A.M. Re: Ekadashi Dates As per New York flushing temple calender, the Dasami starts Friday Feb 16th, 12:20 pm & ends Saturday Feb 17th 2:22 pm & New York flushing temple calender is accurate. Hence, Sunday Feb 18th is Ekadashi. I have double checked with the astrology software I have. So, according to Srimad Acharya, the harivAsara & fasting begins from 2:23 pm, Saturday afternoon onwards. For this, we give the following information : 1. longitude & lattitude of the place, in our case, New York City 2. time, EST or EDT Once we feed this information to the astrology software, we get to know the sunrise, sunset, thithi information & ofcourse the detailed heroscope also. Uttradhi Mutta panchanga is good & accurate for Indian Standard time. udhayavyApinidhaRshapouRNima aDhikayAmavu shravaNavabhijithusadhanavaidhire mALpa theradhamdhadhali harisEveviDhiniShEDhagaLEnu nOdadhe viDhisuthire nithyadhali thannaya sadhanadhoLagimbittu saluhuva bhakthavathsalanu (HarikathAmrutha Saara 19-23) Shobha Srinivasan - Sateesh Jamakhandi Sunday, February 11, 2001 11:32 P.M. Ekadashi Dates Please let me know the Ekadashi dates as per UStimezone. I think we have two ekadashis on Feb 18thand 19th as per the Uttaradhi Math panchanga.RegardsSateesh nAham kartA hariH kartA tatpUjA karmachaakhilam.h|taThaapi matkR^itaa pUja tatprasaadhEna naanyaThaa|tadbhakti tadphalam.h mahyam.h tatprasaadaat.h punaH punaH |karmanyaasO harAvevam.h vishNOsthR^iptikaraH sadhA ||"I am not the doer, shri Hari is the doer, all the actions that I do are His worship. Even then, the worship I do is through His grace and not otherwise. That devotion and the fruits of the actions that come to me are due to His recurring grace" If one always practices to do actions with a dedicated spirit to Hari, in this way, it pleases Vishnu. --- Quoted by Sri madhvAchArya in GitA tAtparya To send an empty E-mail (without subject and body info.)to - or go the web page/community/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2001 Report Share Posted April 16, 2001 There seems to be some confusion about Ekadashi dates this month in USA. For NY coordinate: Sunrise time at NY on 18th: 6:14 AM EDT Dasami ending time: 5:49 AM EDT Wed. April 18th, puje, theertha prasada before 5:49am; (ekAdasi thithi begins 5:50am) As per KrishnAmritha maharnava, thithi on Wednesday is Dasami (thithi that is 1.5 hrs before sunrise). ekAdasi ending time: 8:00 AM EDT Thu., April 19th Hence, thithi on Thursday is ekAdasi dwAdasi ending time: 9:41 AM EDT on Friday, April 20th. For SanFrancisco cocordinates: Getting the thithi ending times from the software is tedious. So I just checked the thithi 1.5 hrs before the sunrise for SFO. Sunrise: 6:30am (Pacific time), April 17th, 5:00am, Dasami. April 18th, 5:00am, Ekadashi April 19th, 5:00 am, Dwadashi So for, our friends at SFO, ekAdasi is a day earlier than East Coasters & fasting is much longer for east coast devotees! This is just for your information. With Regards, GV & Shobha Srinivasan > Vijayaraghavan's date for Ekadeshi is different from the one >you> published. Are you going to observe April 18th or> 19th?> > > With regards,> > Sunder - GV Srinivasan Monday, January 01, 2001 12:23 A.M. FASTING DAYS FOR THE YEAR 2001 FOR NORTH EASTERN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA hari sarvottamma, vaayu jiivottamma shrii gurubhyo namaha shrii kR^iShNa parabrahmane namaha VRUSHANAAMA SAMVATSARAAPRIL:======EKADASHI: 4th, 19thSRAVANA NAKSHATRA: 16th/17th until 7:07am, No fasting on 17th due to Dasami FULL MOON: 7thAMAVASYA: begins 22nd 11:23 am until 23rd, 11:26am Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 18, 2001 Report Share Posted April 18, 2001 - Durg, Ajaya <ajaya.durg <srinivasan Wednesday, April 18, 2001 3:43 A.M. RE: Digest Number 559 > > So for, our friends at SFO, ekAdasi is a day earlier than > > East Coasters & fasting is much longer for east coast devotees! > > For EDT, for the purpose of sandhya sankalpa the ekadashi tithi intersects > the sunrise so that should be considered as the tithi but for ekadashi vrita > (fasting) 18th is not suitable as it has the touch of dashami tithi as you > mentioned. My understanding is that the entire day on 18th is suitable for > teertha, prasada and the fasting should begin on the 19th (or preferably > from 18th night). > > So, for EDT, 18th is dashami, 19th ekadashi, 20th parane before 9:41AM EDT > > for CDT, 18th is dashami, 19th ekadashi, 20th parane before 7:41AM CDT Yes, since there is a trace of dashami, so no fasting today for EDT, CDT. > > for PDT also, 18th is dashami, 19th ekadashi, 20th parane before 6:41AM PDT > > So, I didn't quite understand why you said, ekadashi is earlier by a day for > SFO and fasting longer for East coaster. Please explain. > Moon's position in earth will remain the same for everyone at every given moment of time. Incase of Pacific Daylight savings time, Ekadashi is today because Ekadashi started at 5:50am Eastern daylight savings time (EDT) today which mean Ekadashi starts at 3 am PDT. The sunrise in SFO is 6:30 am. Hence, 1 1/2 hours before sunrise, the moon is already in Ekadashi thithi at SFO. I just checked from our software the thithi 2:49am PDT which was dasami & 2:50 am PDT which was Ekadashi. Shobha Srinivasan > Ajaya >>For NY coordinate: >>Sunrise time at NY on 18th: 6:14 AM EDT >>Dasami ending time: 5:49 AM EDT Wed. April 18th, puje, theertha prasada >>before 5:49am; (ekAdasi thithi begins 5:50am) >>As per KrishnAmritha maharnava, thithi on Wednesday is Dasami (thithi that is >>1.5 hrs before sunrise). >>ekAdasi ending time: 8:00 AM EDT Thu., April 19th >>Hence, thithi on Thursday is ekAdasi >>dwAdasi ending time: 9:41 AM EDT on Friday, April 20th. > > For SanFrancisco cocordinates: > > Getting the thithi ending times from the software is tedious. > > So I just checked the thithi 1.5 hrs before the sunrise for SFO. > > > > Sunrise: 6:30am (Pacific time), > > April 17th, 5:00am, Dasami. > > April 18th, 5:00am, Ekadashi > > April 19th, 5:00 am, Dwadashi > > > > So for, our friends at SFO, ekAdasi is a day earlier than > > East Coasters & fasting is much longer for east coast devotees! > > > > This is just for your information. > > > > With Regards, > > > > GV & Shobha Srinivasan > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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