February
Friday 11
Medicine Buddha practice
Sunday 13
Daka day - Chakrasamvara practice
Friday 18
Full moon - White Tara practice
Sunday 27
Dakini day - Vajrayogini practice
March
Thu 3 - Yidam day - Kalachakra practice
Fri 4 - New moon - Green Tara practice
Sun 13 - Medicine Buddha practice
Tue 15 - Daka day - Chakrasamvara practice
Sat 19 - Full moon - White Tara practice
Tue 29 - Dakini day - Vajrayogini practice
April
Sat 2 - Yidam day - Kalachakra practice
Sun 3 - New moon - Green Tara practice
Mon 11 - Medicine Buddha practice
Wed 13 - Daka day - Chakrasamvara practice
Mon 18 - Full moon - White Tara practice
Wed 27 - Dakini day - Vajrayogini practice
May
Mon 2 - Yidam day - Kalachakra practice
Tue 3 - New moon - Green Tara practice
Wed 11 - Medicine Buddha practice
Fri 13 - Daka day - Chakrasamvara practice
Tue 17 - Full moon - White Tara practice
Fri 27 - Dakini day - Vajrayogini practice
Tue 31 - Yidam day - Kalachakra practice
June
Wed 1 - New moon - Green Tara practice
Thu 9 - Medicine Buddha practice
Sat 11 - Daka day - Chakrasamvara practice
Wed 15 - Full moon - White Tara practice
Sun 26 - Dakini day - Vajrayogini practice
Thu 30 - Yidam day - Kalachakra practice
July
Fri 1 - New moon - Green Tara practice
Fri 8 - Medicine Buddha practice
Sun 10 - Daka day - Chakrasamvara practice
Fri 15 - Full moon - White Tara practice
Mon 25 - Dakini day - Vajrayogini practice
Fri 29 - Yidam day - Kalachakra practice
Sat 30 - New moon - Green Tara practice
August
Sun 7 - Medicine Buddha practice
Mon 8 - Daka day - Chakrasamvara practice
Sat 13 - Full moon - White Tara practice
Wed 24 - Dakini day - Vajrayogini practice
Sun 28 - Yidam day - Kalachakra practice
Mon 29 - New moon - Green Tara practice
September
Mon 5 - Medicine Buddha practice
Wed 7 - Daka day - Chakrasamvara practice
Mon 12 - Full moon - White Tara practice
Thu 22 - Dakini day - Vajrayogini practice
Mon 26 - Yidam day - Kalachakra practice
Tue 27 - New moon - Green Tara practice
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"In the Tibetan Buddhist medical and trantric traditions, astrology is not regarded as superstition but rather as a practical tool to understand and heal our body and mind on the gross, subtle and very subtle levels.
We experience many sicknesses and misfortunes due to outer, inner and secret astrological reactions and malevolent celestial influences. We need particular astrological methods with tantric and mantric power to balance the disturbed and opposing celestial energies and to create harmony with the celestial forces represented by the divinities of the constellation and planets."
T.Y.S. Lama Gangchen – Self-Healing II - LGPP
In the Year-Animal-Element table you can see your Tibetan astrological sign and see the favourable days for beginning an activity for all twelve signs, and much more... on Francesco Prevosti's
http://www.lgpt.net/Calendar/calendar.htm
and, also:
The Tibetan calendar compiled by Lama Michel Rinpoche during his stay at Tashi Lhunpo Monastery, Shigatse, in 2009, now on:
http://www.tibetancalendar.com
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