By Festival
What is read on the day, in the order it is read. Arranged by the lunar month — the tithi is fixed and the calendar date is not, so each page names the tithi and leaves this year's date to your pañchāṅga.
ChaitraMarch–April
JyeṣṭhaMay–June
ĀṣāḍhaJune–July
ŚrāvaṇaJuly–August
BhādrapadaAugust–September
ĀśvinaSeptember–October
KārtikaOctober–November
MārgaśīrṣaNovember–December
दत्त जयंती Datta Jayanti
The appearance of Dattātreya, in whom the three are one, kept through a week of Gurucharitra pārāyaṇa that closes on this evening.
अय्यप्प मण्डल पूजा Ayyappa Mandala Puja
The forty-one-day vratam kept before the climb to Sabarimala — black or blue worn, the mālā taken, and the irumudi carried up.
MāghaJanuary–February
PhālgunaFebruary–March
महाशिवरात्रि Maha Shivaratri
A night kept awake, in four watches, with the abhiṣeka of the liṅga at each — water, milk, curd and honey — and bilva leaves offered through all of them.
होली Holi
The bonfire on the night of the full moon, in which Holikā burned and Prahlāda did not, and the colour thrown the next morning.
