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Hindu New Year & Panchang

Aug 6, 2023

Aug 6, 2023

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In this session we will the discuss the Hindu New Years and align it with the Panchang system in Hindu Dharma

HTBN Yoga room

On Sunday 08/06 from 12.30 pm to 1.30 pm

About the Speaker: Mohan Krishna Sonti is an engineer by profession and is passionate about learning Hindu Texts and understanding traditional knowledge systems. He lives in Boston, USA.

For those that intend to join the session through zoom, please register by submitting the form below.

We will send the zoom link to all the registered participants 1 day ahead of the session

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About the topic: Panchang, or the Hindu almanac, is an ancient method of timekeeping. It has 5 main components: Tithi, Yoga, Karana, Nakshatra and Vaar. Other than being a calendar, it is used in astronomy, astrology and locating the positions of planets and stars. Please join us in understanding the mathematics underlying the Panchang, including the differences in the sidereal and tropical years. We will look at it from the perspective of recently concluded Hindu New Years