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Moon Phase
Current moon phase, illumination percentage and phase angle for any date — with the matching tithi and pakshi.
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How to use
Step by step
- 1Pick a date (defaults to today).
- 2See the phase, tithi and paksha.
- 3Read the illumination % and next full/new moon.
- 4Bookmark upcoming purnima/amavasya dates.
Benefits
Why devotees love this
- Sync sadhana with the lunar cycle.
- Plan vrats around shukla/krishna paksha.
- Great for gardeners, fasters and meditators.
- Combines astronomy with Vedic tithi.
Common use cases
When people use Moon Phase
- 1Planning ekadashi and purnima fasts.
- 2Timing chandra namaskar during full moon.
- 3Choosing a mala-japa retreat around new moon.
- 4Educational — teaching kids about tithis.
Common mistakes
Avoid these
- Assuming full moon = purnima tithi at midnight — they align near sunrise/sunset instead.
- Ignoring paksha when reading a phase — waxing and waning look similar at half moon.
Accuracy
Independently validated
Astronomy-engine lunar model; illumination accurate to <0.1%.
Privacy
Your data stays with you
No data leaves your device.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Phase is continuous (0–360°). Tithi is a discrete 12° arc — one of 30 named lunar days.
Shown at the top of the tool when applicable.
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