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PūjāvāniPūjāvānī & Saṃskāra Śālā

When your rite falls, how it is done, what it takes

Open PūjāvāniToday’s panchangam
Pūjāvāni: A panchangam computed for your city, and each rite's vidhi and samagri in order. (The vidhi is a draft written in-house, not yet read by a practising purohit.)
  • Tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana for your city, each with the moment it turns
  • Auspicious windows for a ceremony, scored against the rules the almanac holds for it
  • Each rite's vidhi and samagri, marked a draft until a purohit has read it

What Pūjāvāni is built around

Each capability is marked for what it does today.

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Panchangam for Your City

Tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana for a place you give it, each with the moment it turns; an account adds Rahu Kala, Abhijit and the Choghadiya.

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Vidhi and Samagri

Each rite's steps in order, with the mantra where a step has one, and its samagri as two lists; every vidhi is still a draft.

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Festivals and Their Rules

Each festival beside the dharma shastra rule that places it, linked to the puja it calls for; the panchangam gives the day where you live.

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Hymns and Stotras

Devanagari and Telugu text with an IAST reading and the English meaning of each verse.

What works, and what to plan around

Each list is checked against the running product.

What works

  • Tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana for a place you give it, each with the moment it turns
  • Muhurtham windows for a ceremony, scored against the rules the almanac holds for it
  • Rite vidhis and samagri lists, in order, each marked a draft until a purohit has read it
  • The officiants qualified for each rite, and, with an account and an organization, a request that a person on our desk answers

What to plan around

  • Reminders: none are sent, so come back on the morning you need the panchangam
  • Every regional variant in use: it answers across the calendar systems it computes
  • Samagri that names its source, recitation guides that teach the svara, printable jātaka: undated, and not started

A moment, a procedure and a list

Each part is marked for what it does today.

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When it falls

The tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana for your city, each with the moment it turns. Where the almanac holds rules for a ceremony, it scores the windows; an account adds Rahu Kala, Abhijit and the Choghadiya.

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How it is done

The vidhi as numbered steps, with the mantra where a step has one. Every vidhi carries a draft notice until a practising purohit has read it.

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What it takes

The samagri each rite calls for, as two lists: what a ready-made kit covers and what a household usually keeps at home.

Asking an officiant to perform a rite

The aim: a plain arrangement between a household and the officiant, with nothing taken from the fee.

A temple trust running a festival with tickets and contributions does that on Ojas Events. Pūjāvāni keeps each festival beside the dharma shastra rule that places it.

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Who is qualified

For each rite: who is qualified, the languages each recites and explains in, how each is verified and how each takes a fee. It is open to anyone.

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The request

With an account and an organization, send a date or an almanac window, your place and a number to reach you on. A person on our desk answers with an officiant and a time.

The fee

Settled with the officiant. Pūjāvāni takes no payment for the rite.

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