Ahobila Mutt Thirunakshatram 1943
Every Azhagiyasingar Thirunakshatram of the Sri Ahobila Mutt this year, for your city
Drishya means "what is seen," and ganit means "calculation." A Drishya Ganit panchang is one whose word you can check with your own eyes. When it says the Moon rests in a nakshatra, that is where you will find her in the night sky. When it gives the moment of an eclipse, the new moon or the full moon, the heavens keep that appointment.
Our panchang follows this principle. It calculates the positions of the Sun, the Moon and the planets with modern astronomy, based on the publicly available JPL planetary ephemeris (this site is not affiliated with or endorsed by NASA or JPL), so that every tithi, nakshatra and festival day agrees with the sky itself.
Traditional Vakya panchangams, handed down with great care over many centuries, use their own time-honoured method. So now and then a date here may differ from a Vakya panchangam by a day. In every such case, please follow the practice of your family or temple.
Ahobila Mutt Thirunakshatram
The Sri Ahobila Mutt is one of the great Sri Vaishnava mutts of South India. Tradition holds that it began around 1398 at Ahobilam, in the hills of present-day Andhra Pradesh, where Lord Lakshmi Nrisimha Himself initiated the young scholar Srinivasacharya into sannyasa as Srivan Satakopa Swami, the first Jeeyar of the Mutt.
The Jeeyars of the Mutt are lovingly called Azhagiyasingar, "the beautiful lion," after the Lord of Ahobilam. Each Azhagiyasingar worships the Mutt's own deity, Sri Malola Nrisimha, and carries Him from place to place on sancharam, teaching Visishtadvaita and the Sri Vaishnava way of life. The line has continued without a break for more than six centuries; the present Azhagiyasingar is the 46th, Srivan Satakopa Sri Ranganatha Yatindra Mahadesikan.
The Mutt remembers every Azhagiyasingar on his Thirunakshatram, the day of his star in the Tamil month of his birth, with special worship, recitation of the Divya Prabandham and offerings at the Mutt and its branches.
The list above gives every Azhagiyasingar Thirunakshatram this year for your city, month by month.
अस्मदाचार्यपर्यन्तां वन्दे गुरुपरंपराम् ॥
asmadācāryaparyantāṃ vande guruparaṃparām ||
श्री शठारियतीशानं देशिकेन्द्रमहं भजे ||
प्रपद्ये निरवद्यानां निषद्यां गुणसम्पदाम् |
शरणं भवभीतानां शठकोप मुनीश्वरम् ||
śrī śaṭhāriyatīśānaṃ deśikendramahaṃ bhaje ||
prapadye niravadyānāṃ niṣadyāṃ guṇasampadām |
śaraṇaṃ bhavabhītānāṃ śaṭhakopa munīśvaram ||
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