Tibetan eCalendar

Tibetan eCalendar

Year of the Earth Mouse

Version 6.2.5

The Tibetan eCalendar is a program that puts a practice calendar on the desktop. It covers the Tibetan year 2135---Earth Mouse Year--- beginning with Losar on 7 February 2008 and ending on 24 February 2009, the last day of the Tibetan year.

Features

The eCalendar has three views, the Day View, Details View and Time Periods View

Day View

The Day View Includes

Black months
Doubled and missing days
Naga days
Black, Bad, Unfavorable and Yankong days
Solar and lunar eclipses
Great festival days (Duchen)
Other special practice days
Exact time each lunar day begins at the location
Move forward and backward throughout the year using Arrow Keys
Go directly to a specific date within the year
Set the calendar for local, GMT or user-entered time zone

Details View

The Detail View Includes

Important astrological indicators for each day are shown, including
Daily planet and element
Lunar mansion at the beginning of the Civil Day or Lunar Day
Option to change the Day Base (or calculation base) to a Civil or Lunar day.
Grand conjunction of the day
Position of the Sun and Moon at the beginning of the day
Easily move forward and backward through the calendar
Sunrise/Sunset and length of day and night at the location

Time Periods View

This view presents a table of favorable and unfavorable time periods for the day. This method is based on an astrological system originally said to have originated during the time of the 13th Dalai Lama. In this system, each time period is ruled by a favorable or unfavorable constellation (or energy force). The table is based on the quality of the day and changes daily.

The Tibetan eCalendar is free and offered as a gift to all practitioners. Those wishing to contribute to its continuing development can find information on how to do so in the program's Help file.

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