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Notes on sacred timing.
Muhurat explainers, festival timing deep-dives and panchang methodology. Where a post quotes a date or time, it is computed by the same deterministic engine that powers the site — never copied from another almanac.
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Dates and timings on this blog are computed for the reference city noted in each post (usually Delhi, IST) and shift with location — confirm with your city's panchang or the Bela app.