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The day's base swara, derived from the three-day tithi and paksha sequence.
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The day's base swara, derived from the three-day tithi and paksha sequence.
The seventh daylight portion matches the swara active at sunrise.
The twelfth daylight portion ends exactly at local sunset.
Calculated at sunrise from the Sun–Moon longitude.
The current position in the live 24-portion Ida–Pingala cycle. Verify the actual swara by observing the breath beneath the nostrils.
| Date | Sunrise Swara | Tithi / Paksha | Sunrise Time | Midday · Portion 7 | Sunset · Portion 12 | 24-Hora Cycle |
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Selected date: 12 daylight and 12 nighttime portions, alternating Ida and Pingala.
| # | Phase | Start | End | Duration | Swara | Anchor | Five Tattva Timings |
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Explore the foundations of Swara Yoga through focused learning paths for breath, awareness and daily practice.
Traditionally associated with the left nostril, coolness, receptivity, and reflection.
Associated with the right nostril, warmth, activity, and outward action.
A transition of balance between both nostrils, associated with meditation and witnessing awareness.
Air takes the first 2/15 of each portion; fire follows for 3/15.
Earth continues for 5/15 of the portion; water follows for 4/15.
Space completes the tattva cycle during the final 1/15 of each portion.
This calendar combines local solar timing with a clear educational view of the traditional Swara cycle.
Use the schedule as a learning guide, then verify the living swara through relaxed observation of your own breath.
Sunrise and sunset are calculated for the selected location and time zone.
Monthly, daily and live views make the 24-part cycle easy to follow.
The calendar supports observation; it does not replace the reality of your breath.