Shake 1933 calendar draft

Hindu Svayamsevak Sangh , Bruhaspati Shakha,Clarksburg, MDShake 1933 Calendar Introduction In this calendar, you will find a regular calendar with the dates marked in English and in Devanagari. There are also fabulous pictures and some “articles” written by the Elementary School kids!!! (With some help, support, and encouragement from the parents) The articles tell you in more detail about some of the festivals in the Hindu culture. The calendar not only shows festivals but also when full moon is and when new moon is for each month. The purpose of this calendar that the kids worked so hard on is to let the kids learn and understand about the Hindu festivals and the calendaring system. The Shukla paksha or Shuddha Paksha Calendar There are many calendaring systems in India but the one the kids will be using is called the Shukla paksha calendaring system. The Shukla paksha calendaring system is a system that began long ago, 2067 years ago to be precise. It was started by a king named Shukla paksha. The calendar is moon based. There are 14-15 days when the moon is waxing. This group of days is called Shuddha paksha or Shukla paksha. Then, there are 14-15 days when the moon is waning. This group of days is called Krishna paksha. The calendar starts on Nava Varsha Din. It is named in many ways such as Ugadhi, Gudhi Padava, Ishu. ,[object Object], Everybody has put a lot of effort into this project. We hope you will enjoy this Calendar (and its convenience) as we all did. चैत्र शके १९३३ Chaitra Shake 1933Vikram Samvat 2067-2068April - May 2011Vasant Rutuसोमवार Mondayमंगळवार Tuesdayबुधवार Wednesdayगुरुवार Thursdayशुक्रवार Fridayशनिवार Saturdayरविवार Sunday१4Ugadhi/Gudhi Padava२5३6४7५8६9७10८11९12Ram Navami१०13११14Tamil New Year/ Varusha Paruppu१२15१३16१४17१५/१18२19३20४21५22६23७24८25९26१०27११28१२29१३30१३1१४2३०3754789654200 वैशाख शके १९३३ Vaishakh Shake 1933Vikram Sambat 2067-2068 May-June 2011Vasantसोमवार Mondayमंगळवार Tuesdayबुधवार Wednesdayगुरुवार Thursdayशुक्रवार Fridayशनिवार Saturdayरविवार Sunday१4२5३6Akshay Tritiya४7५8Adi Shankara Jayanti६9७10८11९12१०/११13१२14१३15१४16१५17Buddha Purnima१18२19३20४21५22६23७24८25९26१०27११28१२29१३30१४31३०1190501587500 center0Guru PoornimaFor Hindus around the world, Guru Poornima is considered a very special day. Guru Poornima occurs once a year, during the first full moon in July. This year, in 2011, it comes on Sunday, July 15th.What is Guru Poornima?It is believed that this date originally celebrated the birth of Veda Vyasa, Vyasa was a great saint who lived more than 5,000 years ago, composing the famous Bhagavad Gita and other seminal works still widely in use today. As time went on, Guru Poornima became a day to honor not only Vyasa, but every Guru.What is the meaning of Guru Poornima?In Sanskrit, ‘Gu’ means “ignorance” and Ru means “remover of”. Thus, a Guru is someone who removes our ignorance. Poornima indicates a full moon. Guru Poornima is a celebration of the fullness of the Guru, the person who removes ignorance. It is symbolic that it is celebrated in July, when the moon shines brightly and the summer season is at its height.The imagery of the full moon at night illuminating the landscape in summer’s fullness is symbolic of the Guru removing the devotee’s ignorance with the light of his or her wisdom.How is Guru Poornima Celebrated?On the day of Guru Poornima, people go to the temples and offer worships to the respective Gurus. After the worship, the prasad is distributed among the people. People also exchange gifts and greetings between family members, relatives, and friends. Women dress themselves in traditional sarees and decorate themselves with traditional jewelry. Men also wear new clothes. Traditional dances and music are performed to pay homepage to the gurus. People cook mouthwatering delicacies and have meals together.020000Guru PoornimaFor Hindus around the world, Guru Poornima is considered a very special day. Guru Poornima occurs once a year, during the first full moon in July. This year, in 2011, it comes on Sunday, July 15th.What is Guru Poornima?It is believed that this date originally celebrated the birth of Veda Vyasa, Vyasa was a great saint who lived more than 5,000 years ago, composing the famous Bhagavad Gita and other seminal works still widely in use today. As time went on, Guru Poornima became a day to honor not only Vyasa, but every Guru.What is the meaning of Guru Poornima?In Sanskrit, ‘Gu’ means “ignorance” and Ru means “remover of”. Thus, a Guru is someone who removes our ignorance. Poornima indicates a full moon. Guru Poornima is a celebration of the fullness of the Guru, the person who removes ignorance. It is symbolic that it is celebrated in July, when the moon shines brightly and the summer season is at its height.The imagery of the full moon at night illuminating the landscape in summer’s fullness is symbolic of the Guru removing the devotee’s ignorance with the light of his or her wisdom.How is Guru Poornima Celebrated?On the day of Guru Poornima, people go to the temples and offer worships to the respective Gurus. After the worship, the prasad is distributed among the people. People also exchange gifts and greetings between family members, relatives, and friends. Women dress themselves in traditional sarees and decorate themselves with traditional jewelry. Men also wear new clothes. Traditional dances and music are performed to pay homepage to the gurus. People cook mouthwatering delicacies and have meals together. ज्येष्ठ शके १९३३ Jyeshtha Shake 1933Vikram Samvat 2067-2068June–July 2011Greeshma Rutuसोमवार Mondayमंगळवार Tuesdayबुधवार Wednesdayगुरुवार Thursdayशुक्रवार Fridayशनिवार Saturdayरविवार Sunday१2२3३4४5५6६7७8८9९10१०11११12१२/१३13Shivaji coronation Hindu Sangathan Divas १४14१५1513834311557000१16२17३18४19५20६21७22८23८24९25१०26११27१२28१३29१४30३०17904712980300 आषाढ शके १९३३ Aashaadh shake 1933Vikram Sambat 2067-2068July 2011GreeshmaGuru Purnima is a special day celebrated on the full moon (purnima) day of the month of Aashaadh, to pay homage to all teachers (Guru's) - July 15th (Aashaadh 30th)सोमवार Mondayमंगळवार Tuesdayबुधवार Wednesdayगुरुवार Thursdayशुक्रवार Fridayशनिवार Saturdayरविवार Sunday१2२3३4Independence Day४/५5६6७7८8९9१०10११11१२12१३13१४14१५15990602222500 Guru Purnima१16२17३18४19५20६21७22८23९24१०25११26१२27१३28१४29३०3035373918782900Amavasai center0KrishnaThis is the story of Krishna. He has pale blue skin and he has a peacock feather in his crown. He always carries a flute and loves butter. With lots of boys, he made a prymaid to get butter that was high above the ground! His first mother was Devaki and father was Vasudev. Krishna's father took him to Yashoda and Nand dev. When Krishna was young, he was very naughty. When ladies carried milk on their heads, Krishna shot the pot with a rock! Krishna's best friend was Bal Ram. One day, his friend was crying. His cows drank poisonous water. Krishna went into the water to fight the snake who poisoned the water. A big crowd came... only to find Krishna dancing on the snake's head! When he grew older, he fought the evil king, Kamsa. Krishna is a great god.00KrishnaThis is the story of Krishna. He has pale blue skin and he has a peacock feather in his crown. He always carries a flute and loves butter. With lots of boys, he made a prymaid to get butter that was high above the ground! His first mother was Devaki and father was Vasudev. Krishna's father took him to Yashoda and Nand dev. When Krishna was young, he was very naughty. When ladies carried milk on their heads, Krishna shot the pot with a rock! Krishna's best friend was Bal Ram. One day, his friend was crying. His cows drank poisonous water. Krishna went into the water to fight the snake who poisoned the water. A big crowd came... only to find Krishna dancing on the snake's head! When he grew older, he fought the evil king, Kamsa. Krishna is a great god.. Shravana Shudha 1933 - 2011Vikram Samvat 2067-2068July 2011 – August 2011Varsha Rutuसोमवार Mondayमंगळवार Tuesdayबुधवार Wednesdayगुरुवार Thursdayशुक्रवार Fridayशनिवार Saturdayरविवार Sunday१31२1३2४3५4Naag Panchami६/७5८6९7१०8११9१२10१३11१४12१५13Poornima ORaksha Bandhan१14२15India Independence day३16४17४18५19६20७21Janmashtami८22९23१०24११25१२26१३27१४28३०29Amavasya ● भाद्रपद शके १९३३Bhhadrapada Shake 1933Vikram Samvat 2067-2068August - September 2011Varsha Rutuसोमवार Mondayमंगळवार Tuesdayबुधवार Wednesdayगुरुवार Thursdayशुक्रवार Fridayशनिवार Saturdayरविवार Sunday३०/१29२ 30३ 31४1गणेश चतुर्थी५2६3७4८5९6१०7११8१२9१३10१४11अनंत चतुर्दशी, गणेश विसर्जन१५12१13२14३15४16५17६18७19८20९21१०22११23१२24१३25१४26३०27190501587500 Aashvin Shake 20111933Vikram Samvat 2067-2068September 2011 – October 2011Sharad Rutuसोमवार Mondayमंगळवार Tuesdayबुधवार Wednesdayगुरुवार Thursdayशुक्रवार Fridayशनिवार Saturdayरविवार Sunday१28Navaratra Day 1२/३29४30५1६2Gandhi Jayanti७3८4९5१०6Vijaya Dashami, Budha Jayanti११7१२8१३9१४10१५11Kojagiri Purnima१५12Ashwin Purnima१13२14३15४16५17६18७19८20९21१०22११23१२24Dhana Trayodashi१३/१४25३०26Diwali Day 1 and 2 Narak Chaturdashi, Laxmi pooja center0The Pandavas are the five brave and famous sons of king Pandu, by his two wives Kunti and Madri. Their names are Yudhisthira, Bhima, Arjuna, Nakula and Sahadeva.Yudhishthira was very wise and honest, Bheema was exceptionally strong and a good cook, Arjuna was very brave and skilled at archery, Nakula and Sahadeva are always very helpful and obedient, Nakula was very good in Astronomy, these are five expectionally talented brothers whose good nature made their kaurava cousins very jealous. Things only got worse when Duryodhana found that everyone wanted Yudhishthira as king. Duryodhana harboured intense hatred for the five brothers throughout his childhood and youth, and following the vile advice of his maternal uncle Shakuni, often plotted to get rid of them to clear his path to be the king of Hastinapur.Shakuni and Duryodhana gave money to some workers to construct a palace in Varnavata, which was built by incorporating flammable materials and sealing wax (lakha ghray). Duryodhana then successfully convinced this father Dhritarashtra to send Yudhisthira to represent the royal family in Varnavata during the celebrations of Shiva Mahotsava. The plan was to set the palace on fire during the night while Yudhisthira would likely be asleep. As Yudhisthira left for Varnavata, accompanied by his four brothers and mother Kunti, fortunately for the Pandavas, the plan was discovered by their uncle Vidura, who was very loyal to them and an extraordinarily wise man. Vidura arranged for a tunnel to be secretly built for the Pandavs to safely escape the wax palace as it was set afire. After their flee from the wax palace, the five brothers lived in the forests for some time, in the disguise of Brahmins where Bheema killed the bad demon Bakasura who was creating havoc among the kingdom of Ekachakra. Bakasura forced the Raja of the place to send him daily a large quantity of food, which he devoured along with the men who carried the food. Bhima volunteered to take the food for Bakasura and when he reached their for the delivery by not seeing the demon he started eating rice when Bakasura saw him eating his food he got mad and they broke into a big fight in which Bhima killed him.When Dhritarashtra heard that the five brothers were alive, he invited them back to the kingdom, however in their absence, Duryodhana had succeeded in being made the crown prince. Upon the return of the Pandavas, the issue of returning Yudhisthira's crown to him was raised. Dhritarashtra led the subsequent discussions and agreed to a partition of the kingdom quot;
to do justice to both crown princesquot;
. He kept Hastinapura for himself and Duryodhana, and gave the barren and hostile lands of Khandavaprastha to the Pandavas. The Pandavas successfully developed their land and built a great and lavish/grand city which was considered comparable to the heavens, and known as Indraprastha.00The Pandavas are the five brave and famous sons of king Pandu, by his two wives Kunti and Madri. Their names are Yudhisthira, Bhima, Arjuna, Nakula and Sahadeva.Yudhishthira was very wise and honest, Bheema was exceptionally strong and a good cook, Arjuna was very brave and skilled at archery, Nakula and Sahadeva are always very helpful and obedient, Nakula was very good in Astronomy, these are five expectionally talented brothers whose good nature made their kaurava cousins very jealous. Things only got worse when Duryodhana found that everyone wanted Yudhishthira as king. Duryodhana harboured intense hatred for the five brothers throughout his childhood and youth, and following the vile advice of his maternal uncle Shakuni, often plotted to get rid of them to clear his path to be the king of Hastinapur.Shakuni and Duryodhana gave money to some workers to construct a palace in Varnavata, which was built by incorporating flammable materials and sealing wax (lakha ghray). Duryodhana then successfully convinced this father Dhritarashtra to send Yudhisthira to represent the royal family in Varnavata during the celebrations of Shiva Mahotsava. The plan was to set the palace on fire during the night while Yudhisthira would likely be asleep. As Yudhisthira left for Varnavata, accompanied by his four brothers and mother Kunti, fortunately for the Pandavas, the plan was discovered by their uncle Vidura, who was very loyal to them and an extraordinarily wise man. Vidura arranged for a tunnel to be secretly built for the Pandavs to safely escape the wax palace as it was set afire. After their flee from the wax palace, the five brothers lived in the forests for some time, in the disguise of Brahmins where Bheema killed the bad demon Bakasura who was creating havoc among the kingdom of Ekachakra. Bakasura forced the Raja of the place to send him daily a large quantity of food, which he devoured along with the men who carried the food. Bhima volunteered to take the food for Bakasura and when he reached their for the delivery by not seeing the demon he started eating rice when Bakasura saw him eating his food he got mad and they broke into a big fight in which Bhima killed him.When Dhritarashtra heard that the five brothers were alive, he invited them back to the kingdom, however in their absence, Duryodhana had succeeded in being made the crown prince. Upon the return of the Pandavas, the issue of returning Yudhisthira's crown to him was raised. Dhritarashtra led the subsequent discussions and agreed to a partition of the kingdom quot;
to do justice to both crown princesquot;
. He kept Hastinapura for himself and Duryodhana, and gave the barren and hostile lands of Khandavaprastha to the Pandavas. The Pandavas successfully developed their land and built a great and lavish/grand city which was considered comparable to the heavens, and known as Indraprastha. center0Reeling under the loss of half the lands of his future kingdom, Duryodhana's jealousy and rage were further fueled by the Pandavas' success and prosperity at Indraprastha. Eventually, Shakuni made plan and invited Pandavas over for a game of dice (gambling). Shakuni was a master at gambling and owned a pair of dice which magically did his bidding and produced numbers desired by him, the terms of which were that the loser would be condemned to 12 years of exile into forests, and a 13th year to be spent incognito, and if the cover be blown during the 13th year, another cycle of 13 years would start. Obeying their uncle's orders, the Pandavas played the round, and again lost to Shakuni's cheating. During the 12 years of exile in the forest, they prepared for war. Arjuna performed penance and won the entire gamut of celestial weapons (Divyasatras) as boons from the Gods. The 13th year was spent masquerading as peasants in the royal family of Virata, the king of Matsya, where Bhima acted as cook, Draupadi was queens maid, Arjuna was an dance teacher to royal princess, nakul and sahadev were stable guards and Yudhisthira was royal adviser of the king. Queen’s brother (Keechaka) was a bad person who was bothering Draupadi, Bhima got mad at his behavior and killed him. When Duryodhana came to know about this he raised war against Virata in which Pandavas helped Virata win the battle.Upon completion of the terms of the last bet, the Pandavas returned and demand their kingdom to be rightfully returned to them. Duryodhana refused to turn Indraprastha over. For the sake of peace, and to avert a disastrous war, Krishna proposed that if the king agrees to give the Pandavas only five villages, they would be satisfied and would make no more demands. Duryodhana refused to part even with land as much as the point of a needle. Thus they declared a war against Pandavas and their supporters, for which the epic of Mahabharata is known most of all. It was their courage and skill that helped the Pandavas princes survive several evil plans of their cousins and their uncle Shakuni, together, the brothers fought and won in a great war against their cousins the Kauravas, which came to be known as the battle of Kurukshetra, where Lord Krishna recited Geeta.00Reeling under the loss of half the lands of his future kingdom, Duryodhana's jealousy and rage were further fueled by the Pandavas' success and prosperity at Indraprastha. Eventually, Shakuni made plan and invited Pandavas over for a game of dice (gambling). Shakuni was a master at gambling and owned a pair of dice which magically did his bidding and produced numbers desired by him, the terms of which were that the loser would be condemned to 12 years of exile into forests, and a 13th year to be spent incognito, and if the cover be blown during the 13th year, another cycle of 13 years would start. Obeying their uncle's orders, the Pandavas played the round, and again lost to Shakuni's cheating. During the 12 years of exile in the forest, they prepared for war. Arjuna performed penance and won the entire gamut of celestial weapons (Divyasatras) as boons from the Gods. The 13th year was spent masquerading as peasants in the royal family of Virata, the king of Matsya, where Bhima acted as cook, Draupadi was queens maid, Arjuna was an dance teacher to royal princess, nakul and sahadev were stable guards and Yudhisthira was royal adviser of the king. Queen’s brother (Keechaka) was a bad person who was bothering Draupadi, Bhima got mad at his behavior and killed him. When Duryodhana came to know about this he raised war against Virata in which Pandavas helped Virata win the battle.Upon completion of the terms of the last bet, the Pandavas returned and demand their kingdom to be rightfully returned to them. Duryodhana refused to turn Indraprastha over. For the sake of peace, and to avert a disastrous war, Krishna proposed that if the king agrees to give the Pandavas only five villages, they would be satisfied and would make no more demands. Duryodhana refused to part even with land as much as the point of a needle. Thus they declared a war against Pandavas and their supporters, for which the epic of Mahabharata is known most of all. It was their courage and skill that helped the Pandavas princes survive several evil plans of their cousins and their uncle Shakuni, together, the brothers fought and won in a great war against their cousins the Kauravas, which came to be known as the battle of Kurukshetra, where Lord Krishna recited Geeta. कार्तिक शके १९३३ Kartik Shake 1933 Vikram Sambat 2067-2068October- November 2011Sharad Rutuसोमवार Mondayमंगळवार Tuesdayबुधवार Wednesdayगुरुवार Thursdayशुक्रवार Fridayशनिवार Saturdayरविवार Sunday127Diwali 3 – Bali pratipada, paadava२28Diwali 4 - Dooj३29४30५31६1७2८3९4१०5११6१२7१३8१४9१५10 Guru Nanak Jayanti १11२12३13४14५15६16७17८18९19१०20११21१२22१३23१४24३०25641356096000 मार्गशीर्ष शके १९३३Maargasheer Shake 1933Vikram Samvat 2067-2068November 2011 – December 2011Sharad Rutuसोमवार Mondayमंगळवार Tuesdayबुधवार Wednesdayगुरुवार Thursdayशुक्रवार Fridayशनिवार Saturdayरविवार Sunday१/२26३27४28५29६30७1८2९3१०4१०5११6Geeta Jayanti१२7१३8१४9१५10१11२12३13४14५15६16७17८18९19१०20११21१२/१३22१४23३०247493010350500 पौष शके १९३३ Poush Shake 1933Vikram Sambat 2067-2068December 2011 – January 2012Hemant RutuMakar Sankrant or Pongal is a major harvest festival. Makar Sankrant, or Pongal, marks the transition of the Sun into Makara rashi (Capricorn) on its celestial path.सोमवार Mondayमंगळवार Tuesdayबुधवार Wednesdayगुरुवार Thursdayशुक्रवार Fridayशनिवार Saturdayरविवार Sunday१25२26३27४28५29६30७31८1९2१०3११4१२5१३6१४7१५8१9२10३11४12५13६14७15Makar Sankrant/Pongal८16९17१०18११19१२20१३21१४22३०2304762500 माघ शके १९३३ Maagh Shake 1933Vikram Sambat 2067-2068January 2012 – February 2012 Shishir RutuMahashivratri is the festival in which people honor Shiva, the god of destruction. The festival is mainly celebrated by offering citrus tree leaves to Lord Shiva, all day fasting and practically no sleep during the night. सोमवार Mondayमंगळवार Tuesdayबुधवार Wednesdayगुरुवार Thursdayशुक्रवार Fridayशनिवार Saturdayरविवार Sunday१24२25३26४27५28६29७30८31९1१०2११3१२4१३5१४6१728३9४10५11६12Mahashivratri७13८14९15१०16११17१२18१३19१४20३०212454175397500 फाल्गुन शके १९३३ Faalgun Shake 1933Vikram Samvat 2067-2068February 2012 – March 2012Shishir RutuHoli is the festival of colors and marks the end of winter. This was the day demoness Holika was burnt to death by Pralhad with the help of God Bramha. She was the sister of King HiRaNyaKaShyaPu.सोमवार Mondayमंगळवार Tuesdayबुधवार Wednesdayगुरुवार Thursdayशुक्रवार Fridayशनिवार Saturdayरविवार Sunday१22२23३24४25५26६27७28८1९2१०3११4१२5१३6१४7Holi १५8१9२/३10४11५12६13७14८15९16१०17११18१२19१३20१४21३०221123954572000

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