Spiritueller Kalender 2014
| Juni | |||||
| 6 | Ekadasi | 5 | Ekadasi | 1 | |
| 7 | Pradosha Puja | 7 | Pradosha Puja | 4 | Ekadasi |
| 9/10 | Amavasya | 9 | Amavasya | 5 | Pradosha Puja |
| 11 | Ugadi Lunar New Year's Day | 12 | Sri Parashurama Jayanti | 8 | Amavasya |
| 14 | Mesha Sankranti (02.58 a.m.) | 13 | Akshaya Tritiya | 18 | Ganga Dashara |
| 19 | Sri Ramanavami | 15 | Sri Adi Sankaracharya Jayanti | 19 | Ekadasi (Nirjala) |
| 21 | Ekadasi | 16 | Sri Ramanujacharya Jayanti | 21 | Pradosha Puja |
| 23 | Pradosha Puja Sri Mahaveer Jayanti | 17 | Ganga Saptami | 22/23 | Purnima |
| 25 | Chaitra Purnima Sri Hanuman Jayanti | 21 | Ekadasi | ||
| 26 | Lunar Eclipse (Partial); 01.22 to 01.53 a.m. | 22 | Pradosha Puja | ||
| 23 | Sri Narasimha Jayanti | ||||
| 24 | Kurma Jayanti | ||||
| 24/25 | Purnima | ||||
| 25 | Sri Buddha Jayanti | ||||
| 3 | Ekadasi | 2 | Ekadasi | 1 | Ekadasi |
| 5 | Pradosha Puja | 4 | Pradosha Puja | 2 | Pradosha Puja |
| 7/8 | Amavasya | 6 | Amavasya | 3 | 5th Anniversary of Punyatithi Aradhana of His Holyness Sri Swami Chidanandaji Maharaj |
| 8 | Somavati Amavasya | 11 | Naga Panchami | 5 | Amavasya |
| 17 | Dakshinayana Begins (02.25 a.m.) | 13 | Sri Tulsi Das Jayanti | 8 | 126th Birth Anniversary of His Holyness Sri Swami Sivanandaji Maharaj |
| 19 | Ekadasi (Hari Sayani) | 17 | Ekadasi | 9 | Sri Ganesha Chaturthi |
| 20 | Pradosha Puja Sri Vamana Puja Chaturmasya Vrata Begins | 18 | Pradosha Puja | 10 | Rishi Panchami |
| 22 | Purnima Sri Guru Purnima Sri Vyasa Puja Sri Guru Puja | 20 | Upakarma Raksha Bandhan | 12 | Sri Radha Ashtami |
| 31 | 20/21 | Purnima | 15 | Ekadasi | |
| 28 | Sri Krishna Jayanti | 16 | Sri Vamana Jayanti | ||
| 17 | Pradosha Puja | ||||
| 18 | Sri Ananta Chaturdasi | ||||
| 18/19 | Purnima | ||||
| 19 | Mahalaya (Pitri Paksha) begins | ||||
| 30 | Ekadasi |
| Dezember | |||||
| 2 | Pradosha Puja | 1 | Pradosha Puja Naraka Chaturdasi | 2 | Somavati Amavasya |
| 4 | Amavasya Mahalaya (Pitri Paksha) ends | 3 | Amavasya Deepavali | 3 | 70th Anniversary of Akhanda Mahamantra Sankirtana Yajna in Sivananda Ashram |
| 5 | Amavasya Sri Navaratri Puja begins | 4 | Sri Govardhan Puja Sri Gopuja Sri Bali Puja | 13 | Ekadasi Gita Jayanti |
| 10 | Sri Saraswati Avahana | 8 | Sri Skanda Shashthi | 14 | Pradosha Puja |
| 12 | Sri Durga Ashtami | 10 | Gopashtami 12th Anniversary of Punyatithi Aradhana of His Holyness Sri Swami Krishnanandaji Maharaj | 16 | Sri Dattatreya Jayanti |
| 13 | Sri Maha Navami Vijaya Dasami Sri Navaratri Puja concludes | 11 | Tulasi Puja | 16/17 | Purnima |
| 15 | Ekadasi | 13 | Ekadasi | 24 | Christmas Eve |
| 16 | Pradosha Puja | 14 | Utthana Dwadasi Chaturmasya Vrata Ends | 25 | Christmas Day |
| 18 | Purnima Rasalila | 15 | Pradosha Puja Vaikuntha Chaturdasi | 28 | Ekadasi |
| 30 | Ekadasi | 17 | Kartika Purnima Sri Guru Nanak Jayanti | 30 | Pradosha Puja |
| 29 | Ekadasi | 31 | 70th Anniversary of Pratishtha Mahotsava of Sri Viswanatha Mandir in Sivananda Ashram | ||
| 30 | Pradosha Puja | ||||
| März | |||||
| 1 | Amavasya | 4 | Vasanta Pachami | 1 | Amavasya |
| 11 | Ekadasi | 6 | Ratha Saptami | 12 | Ekadasi |
| 13 | Pradosha Puja | 7 | Bhishma Ashtami | 14 | Pradosha Puja |
| 14 | Makara Sankranti Uttararayana Punyakala (06.15 p.m.) | 8 | Madhva Navami | 16 | Purnima Sri Gouranga Mahaprabhu Jayanti |
| 15/16 | Purnima | 10 | Ekadasi | 17 | Holi |
| 27 | Ekadasi | 12 | Pradosha Puja | 27 | Ekadasi |
| 28 | Pradosha Puja | 14 | Purnima | 28 | Pradosha Puja |
| 30 | Amavasya | 25 | Ekadasi | 30 | Amavasya |
| 27 | Pradosha Puja | ||||
Die Feste sind mit dem Buch "Feste und Feiertage" verlinkt.
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