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जैन पंचांग May 2026

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वीर निर्वाण संवत: 2552 | विक्रम संवत: 2083

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वृश्चिक Vrushchika 1
वैशाख सुद १४ Vaishakh Sud 14
वृश्चिक Vrushchika 2
वैशाख सुद १५ Vaishakh Sud 15
धनु Dhanu 3
वैशाख वद १ Vaishakh Vad 1
धनु Dhanu 4
वैशाख वद २ Vaishakh Vad 2
धनु Dhanu 5
वैशाख वद ३ Vaishakh Vad 3
मकर Makara 6
वैशाख वद ४ Vaishakh Vad 4
मकर Makara 7
वैशाख वद ५ Vaishakh Vad 5
कुंभ Kumbha 8
वैशाख वद ६ Vaishakh Vad 6
कुंभ Kumbha 9
वैशाख वद ७ Vaishakh Vad 7
मीन Meena 10
वैशाख वद ८ Vaishakh Vad 8
मीन Meena 11
वैशाख वद ९ Vaishakh Vad 9
मेष Mesha 12
वैशाख वद १० Vaishakh Vad 10
मेष Mesha 13
वैशाख वद ११ Vaishakh Vad 11
मेष Mesha 14
वैशाख वद १२ Vaishakh Vad 12
वृषभ Vrushabha 15
वैशाख वद १३ Vaishakh Vad 13
वृषभ Vrushabha 16
वैशाख वद १४ Vaishakh Vad 14
मिथुन Mithuna 17
वैशाख वद ३० Vaishakh Vad 30
मिथुन Mithuna 18
ज्येष्ठ सुद १ Jyeshtha Sud 1
मिथुन Mithuna 19
ज्येष्ठ सुद २ Jyeshtha Sud 2
कर्क Karka 20
ज्येष्ठ सुद ३ Jyeshtha Sud 3
कर्क Karka 21
ज्येष्ठ सुद ४ Jyeshtha Sud 4
सिंह Simha 22
ज्येष्ठ सुद ५ Jyeshtha Sud 5
सिंह Simha 23
ज्येष्ठ सुद ६ Jyeshtha Sud 6
कन्या Kanya 24
ज्येष्ठ सुद ७ Jyeshtha Sud 7
कन्या Kanya 25
ज्येष्ठ सुद ८ Jyeshtha Sud 8
तुला Tula 26
ज्येष्ठ सुद ९ Jyeshtha Sud 9
तुला Tula 27
ज्येष्ठ सुद १० Jyeshtha Sud 10
वृश्चिक Vrushchika 28
ज्येष्ठ सुद ११ Jyeshtha Sud 11
वृश्चिक Vrushchika 29
ज्येष्ठ सुद १२ Jyeshtha Sud 12
धनु Dhanu 30
ज्येष्ठ सुद १३ Jyeshtha Sud 13
धनु Dhanu 31
ज्येष्ठ सुद १४ Jyeshtha Sud 14

Jain Panchang Significance of May 2026

Jain Panchang May 2026: Jyeshtha Jinwar Vrat & Summer Spiritual Guidance

As the Indian summer peaks, May 2026 marks a transition into the month of Jyeshtha. In the Jain tradition, this month is synonymous with endurance. While the world seeks comfort from the heat, the Jain Shravaka looks inward to find the "Shitalta" (coolness) of the soul through specific seasonal vows.

Special Observance: Jyeshtha Jinwar Vrat

Starting Saturday, May 2, 2026, many devotees begin the Jyeshtha Jinwar Vrat. This is a month-long period where participants commit to daily temple visits, increased scriptural study (Swadhyaya), and specific dietary restrictions to master the senses during the challenging summer heat.

Sacred Dates & Kalyanakas in May 2026

May 2026 is punctuated by the memories of the Tirthankaras' life events. Mark your calendars for these dates:

  • Thursday, May 14, 2026: Shree Anantnath Janma & Tap Kalyanak. A powerful day to meditate on the "Anant" (infinite) qualities of the soul.
  • Sunday, May 17, 2026: Dada Gurudev Pujan. Highly significant for the Khartar Gachha community, focusing on the lineage of great teachers.
  • Ashtami Tithis (Sunday, May 10 & Monday, May 25): Ideal days for Tivihar (no food/water after sunset) to align with the lunar energy of the Jyeshtha month.

The Science of Summer Eating (Aahār)

Jainism offers a scientific approach to summer. During May, the community focuses on Sanyam (restraint) regarding water consumption—encouraging the use of boiled water (Prasuk Jal) and avoiding fermented foods which are prone to rapid bacterial growth in high temperatures. This is a month for Aparigraha—minimizing our needs as the environment becomes harsher.

By following the Vir Nirvan Samvat 2552 calendar, we ensure that our daily Chauvihar and Navkarsi timings are adjusted accurately for the lengthening May days, keeping our vows intact.

Conclusion

The Jain Panchang for May 2026 is a lesson in spiritual cooling. By observing the Jyeshtha Jinwar Vrat and the Kalyanakas of our Tirthankaras, we transform the physical heat of summer into the spiritual fire of Tapa. May this month bring discipline and serenity to your spiritual practice.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Jyeshtha Jinwar Vrat starting in May 2026?

Starting Saturday, May 2, 2026, it is a month-long commitment involving daily temple worship, Swadhyaya (study), and dietary restraint to master the senses during the peak summer month of Jyeshtha.

2. When is the Janma & Tap Kalyanak of Shree Anantnath Bhagwan?

The Janma and Tap Kalyanak of the 14th Tirthankara, Lord Anantnath, falls on Thursday, May 14, 2026.

3. What are the Ashtami dates for May 2026?

The Ashtami Tithis for dietary mindfulness fall on Sunday, May 10 and Monday, May 25, 2026.

4. When is the Phalguna-Jyeshtha Purnima in 2026?

The full moon day (Purnima) for this cycle falls on Sunday, May 31, 2026.

5. What are the dietary recommendations for the heat of May?

Jain tradition suggests using Prasuk Jal (boiled water) and avoiding fermented foods (like curd or idli batter) that are prone to rapid micro-organism growth in the summer heat.

6. When is Jyeshtha Amavasya in 2026?

Jyeshtha Amavasya falls on Sunday, May 17, 2026, which is also a day for Dada Gurudev Pujan for many.

7. Why do we focus on 'Shitalta' in the month of May?

As external temperatures peak, Jains focus on the internal "coolness" of the soul through meditation and non-attachment to counteract physical discomfort.

8. Does the lengthening day affect Chauvihar timings?

Yes, as sunset occurs later in May, you must check your local Jain Panchang for the exact Chauvihar (dinner before sunset) and Navkarsi (breakfast after sunrise) timings.

9. Which Samvat years are active during May 2026?

The calendar continues in Vir Nirvan Samvat 2552 and Vikram Samvat 2083.

10. What is the significance of Dada Gurudev Pujan on May 17?

For the Khartar Gachha sect, this day is dedicated to the four Dada Gurudevs, celebrating their role in preserving and spreading Jain wisdom.

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