Amrita alerts ring 2 minutes before each Amrita window starts and again when it ends (one alert per place and day). Day alerts ring at the start of the day (sunrise) or of the night (sunset) for adhikara nights, and optionally the evening before. Keep this page open (a background tab is fine) for them to ring; the browser can also show a notification.
Why: an iPhone pauses web apps when they are closed or locked, so the page's own bells can only ring while it is open. Calendar alerts are run by iOS itself, so they ring on a locked phone, and you choose the sound in Settings → Sounds & Haptics → Calendar Alerts (any built-in tone). On iPhone/iPad: tap Create, then Open in Calendar → Add All. If that doesn't appear, use Share / save file → Save to Files, then open the file in the Files app and tap Add All. Tip: choose a calendar named "Pakshi" (create it in the Calendar app first) so you can hide or delete them all at once. Re-creating later updates the same events instead of duplicating them. On this PC: the file downloads; open it to add it to your PC calendar.
Sookshma best = the bird's main activity and its sub-activity are both Eat or Rule, and the sookshma bird is not an enemy. Padu day = the bird is powerless all day and night; avoid new starts. Adhikara = the bird eats in the first jama and leads that day or night.
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Each person's padu weekdays (Shukla / Krishna)
Birth pakshi
Padu day: the bird is powerless for the whole day and night; avoid new starts, arguments, auspicious beginnings, starting long-term medicine or buying a vehicle. Adhikara: the bird eats in the first jama and leads that day (from sunrise) or night (from sunset). Where a padu day is also an adhikara night, padu applies to the whole day and night. Click a name to open that person's day. To add someone, open Profiles, set their Group to Family (or any group name) and save; they show up here straight away.
Saved profiles
Profile editor
The nakshatra bird is fixed for life and read for character; the name bird is used about 70% of the time for activities, the nakshatra bird about 30%, and the tithi bird for remedies and temple visits. Read the name vowel as written in the native script (Jayalalithaa = ஜெ, e).