The Buryat-Mongolian almanac
The lunar calendar studied in datsans for centuries, as a daily app — computed by the classical Pugpa school of Tibetan astronomy, not Western horoscope filler.
iPhone and Apple Watch · iOS 18 or later · 44 MB
What Today gives you
Illustrative values. In the app the reading is computed for your date and place, with the haircut guidance the tradition actually gives for each lunar day.
Dates follow specific Pugpa-school methods documented in printed Buryat almanacs, and are verified against them. The app says plainly that it is cultural and educational — not fortune-telling.
Compatibility runs the full four-parameter analysis: five Mahabhuta, twelve Zhil, eight Parkha, nine Menge. A birth chart gives your animal, element, Menge mark and Suudal direction.
A Shamatha timer and nine-round purification breathing. A twelve-lesson introduction to Buddhism with quizzes, a twenty-term glossary, and biographies of seventeen teachers.
Maps and details for forty datsans across Russia, Mongolia, Tibet, India, Nepal, the USA and Europe.
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