Gujarati Calendar 2019 A simple Gujarati (Hindu) calendar 2019withthe traditional print copy look and feel but with the addedbenefitof user interaction to find more details about a specificdate. Thecalendar will help you to find when the next Ekadashi is,what thePaksha (Sud,Vad) on a particular day is, when the nextPoonam is(Full Moon) or the next Amavasya is and many more Hinduevents ineasy visual representations; due to images being used torepresentkey events, even a person who cannot read Gujarati is ableto usethe app. In Vedic timekeeping, a tithi is a lunar day, or thetimeit takes for the longitudinal angle between the Moon and theSun toincrease by 12°. Tithis begin at varying times of the day andvaryin duration from approximately 19 to approximately 26 hours.Tithitherefore is one of the most important aspect of the IndianAlmanacor the Panchang as Hindu festivals and ceremonies arecalculatedbased on this. The Hindu Calendar system is based uponthe motionof the moon, each lunar year comprises of twelve months,each lunaryear comprises of 354 days. This in comparison to theusualGeorgian (English) calendar that we all use, leads to adifferencein the number of days as the Georgian year consists of365 ¼ dayssince it is based on the solar (Sun) system. To align thesolaryear with the lunar year, an additional month is added to theHinducalendar every 3 years, this additional month is called AdhikMaas(Additional/Extra Month). Each and every second invedictimekeeping is part of a Muhrat (moment), these can beauspiciousor inauspicious depending on nakshatra and tithi (whichare alsoauspicious and inauspicious)… sounds very complicated? Itiscomplicated for most of us; thankfully we have this NirnayAndroidApp which combines the lunar and solar calendar into an easytounderstand format so that we can easily find out when weshouldcelebrate Hindu festivals, when the most auspicious times areforvarious religious (and non-religious) activities so that wedothings at a Muhrat which is good Features of Gujarati Calendar2019-Gujarati calendar contains Choghadiya timings -Gujaraticalendar2019 contains Holidays list -Gujarati calendar 2019contains Fullmonth events with date and description

Mantra Jaap app is Designed for Android Users, Who want tocounttheir Mala(mantra) Jaap. As we know in our day to day LifeCountingof Mantra is Very hard to remember, but now say goodbye toyourOrdinary mantra Counter, with Mantra Jaap app, You can easilystartcounting your mala and app will provide you a record ofdaily,weekly monthly counting of mala. How it works 1. Update yourdailymala or direct scan mantra counter machine. 2. Appwillautomatically sum the mala counter and save records 3.Pleaseupdateyour mala score honestly Keep Install this app Use day to dayLife.How many beads in a Mala? And why? Human beings breathe 15timesper minute and 21600 times in 24 hours. If you subtract 12hours ofsleeping time at night, we are left with 10800 breaths fora day.Dedicated devotees have firm desire to recite the name ofMaharajfor every breath he takes during day hours, but this isdifficultfor most of them. If we recite mantra according to what isstatedin scripture, we would be benefited 100 times for everyShreeSwaminarayan Mantra. For rolling 108 beads of Mala we getbenefitof 108 * 100 = 10800 for rolling one Mala. This isequivalent toworshiping at every breath. This is the reason forkeeping 108beads in a Mala. How to roll Mala?You might have seen aside viewof the Murti of Shreeji Maharaj wherein, He rolls the Malain hisright hand. Similarly, you should hold a Mala on thesecondphalange of the middle finger of the right hand and use thethumbto hold the bead ensuring that the index finger does not touchtheMala. With each movement of bead, we should reciteSwaminarayanmahamantra which is Swaminarayan. When we completerolling of aMala, we have recited 108 mantras. We would easily knowwhen wehave completed 108 counts on Mala then we will touch the bigbead.The larger bead is regarded as the "Mer" named after thedivinemount Meru. According to the scriptures the solar systemrevolvesaround mount meru. After touching, it is essential not toskip thebead and continue by reversing it again. Mala is used as acounterand is considered holy. It should be always kept in a properplaceso that unworthy articles may not touch it. For this reason itiskept always in a L shaped bag called Gaumukhi. Why we do Mala?Malainspires devotees to remember Shreeji Maharaj at least once adayespecially when we remain busy with worldly affairs. It inspiresusto roll Mala one, five or eleven times while worshipingShreejiMaharaj. We derive satisfaction and confidence by doing so.Theintroduction of it was felt for chanting of mantra. As aresult,devotees roll Mala and for easy counting the mantra, it cameintoexistence. It is ideal for counting the recitation of mantra.