Namaste, Hari OM,
March 2010 has allot of important dates to consider as we walk this spiritual path.
Please take a look at the calendar on this site from Swaha International, and also another calendar (with more details on dates) from Hindu-Blog.com.
I will try to discuss some of the important dates within March 2010 as some of these dates are important for spiritual growth and to ease our journey in life.
Special days might require special activities, but generally fasting and performing puja will be great. Will post more,
From Hindu-Blog.com:
Dates of important festivals associated with Hinduism in March 2010 – based on major Hindu calendars used in India. The festivals and auspicious days are based on Indian Standard Time.
March 1 – Holi Festival Dhulivandan
March 1 – Chaitra Month begins as per North Indian calendars
March 2 – Tukaram Beej
March 3, 2010 – Ganesh Sankashti Chaturthi
March 5 – Ranga Panchami
March 6 – Shri Ekanath Sashti
March 7 – Bhanu Saptami
March 11 – Papmochani Ekadashi
March 13 – Shani Pradosh
March 13 – Madukrishna Trayodashi
March 15 – Somavati Amavasya – No moon day
March 15 – Panguni Month begins in Tamil Calendar
March 15 – Meenam month begins in Malayalam Kerala Calendar
March 16, 2010 – Gudi Padwa
March 16 – Cheti Chand
March 16 – Ugadi
March 16 – Chaitra Navratri Begins
March 16 – New Year as per traditional North Indian calendar
March 16 – Chaitra Month begins Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh
March 16 – Chaitra month begins in Bengal
March 17 – Gauri Tritiya
March 17 – Matsya Jayanti
March 20 – Lakshmi Panchami
March 21 – Sashti Vratam
March 23 – Ashokashtami
March 23 – Annapurna Puja (Bengal)
March 24 – Chaitra Navratri ends
March 24, 2010 – Ram Navami
March 24 – Swami Narayan Jayanti
March 26 – Kamada Ekadashi
March 27 – Shani Pradosh
March 28 – Anang Vrat Anang Trayodashi
March 29 – Hanuman Jayanti Vrat
March 30 – Hanuman Jayanti
March 30 – Chaitra Purnima – Full moon day
March 30 – Adhik Vaishak Maas begins as per North Indian calendar
March 30 – Vaishak Snan Begins
Jai Jai Hanuman!
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