Black on white, and a border on everything, instead of the almanac’s greens and greys.
The page behind the cards warms and cools through the day: indigo before light, cream through the morning, gold in the afternoon, rose at the lamp-lighting hour. Nothing you read sits on it, so no word is harder to see at any hour.
Kept on this device, and used by every page.
Sankalpam The ten values a sankalpam names, for the hour a rite begins rather than for sunrise: the samvatsara, the ayana, the ritu, the month, the paksha, the tithi, the vara, the nakshatra, the yoga and the karana, in Sanskrit and in your own script.
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Enter a date, an hour and a place (latitude, longitude, time zone) to build the card.
The page opens on the current hour and works everything out on this device. It gives the ten values a sankalpam names at the instant you choose — the samvatsara of the sixty-year cycle, the ayana, the ritu, the lunar month with its paksha, the tithi, the weekday counted from sunrise, the nakshatra with its pada, the yoga and the karana — each in Devanagari and IAST as it is recited and in your own script as it is read, together with the line to read aloud, what the morning panchangam printed at sunrise where that differs, and where the traditions disagree about a value.