Vedic BirthdaysCelebrate on the day the stars return.
Find your Vedic birthday
Your Vedic birthday follows the lunar calendar — the tithi and month of your birth — or, in the Tamil tradition, your birth nakshatra, not the Gregorian date. Register once and we keep your Vedic details and upcoming dates ready.
Register your Vedic birthday Vedic birthday calculatorWhy register
The free check page works out your Vedic birthday once. Registering keeps it working for you every year, and adds a few things a one-off check can't.
We remember it for you
Your Vedic birthday shifts by a few days most years. We recompute it automatically each year, so you never have to redo the calculation yourself.
Reminders before it arrives
Get an email 3 days and again 1 day before your (or a family member's) next Vedic birthday, in your current time zone.
A card to share
Get a personalised Vedic birthday card with your tithi or nakshatra, month and year — downloadable and shareable in your own language.
What's covered
Vedic calendar
Your janma tithi or nakshatra, lunar month, and year (Shaka, Gujarati Samvat or Vikram) from your birth details, and when your next Vedic birthday falls. What is a Vedic birthday?
Your whole family
Register yourself and up to 20 family members on one account — each gets their own calculated Vedic birthday.
Whichever tradition you follow
Amavasya-based (Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka), Purnima-based (North Indian), Nakshatra-based (Tamil Nadu), or Vikram-year (Gujarati) — pick the one your family uses.
See a Vedic birthday card
A name, a tithi and a blessing on a card you can share. See a Vedic birthday card
Celebrate it the traditional way
How to celebrate a Vedic birthday
Prayer, a lamp, blessings from elders, a temple visit and charity: how spiritual teachers advise marking the day, with a talk to watch. Read the guide
Significance of your birth star
Why the janma nakshatra is remembered for life, and how it is used in naming, worship and the star birthday. Learn about your birth star
How it works
A Vedic birthday isn't the same Gregorian date every year — it's the day your birth tithi (lunar day) or nakshatra (star) comes back around, which drifts a little each year the way the Islamic or Chinese calendars do. Working it out by hand means knowing which lunar month you were born in, whether it was an adhika (leap) month, and whether the tithi had already ended by sunrise that day — all of which shift the date. We do that calculation for you.
Enter your birth details
Date, time and place of birth — the exact time and place matter, since they fix which tithi or nakshatra you were born under.
Pick your region
Choose the calendar tradition your family follows — it decides which lunar month and year naming applies.
Get your next Vedic birthday
We match your birth tithi or nakshatra against the calendar and hand you the next Gregorian date it falls on.
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