The days below, exactly as they stand — one entry per window, each carrying the reasons it was chosen, the hours to avoid, and the limit this instrument reads under.
These days were weighed against a birth star, so each entry’s reasons name tārā-bala and chandra-bala — read from a chart, not from the sky alone. Turn the person off above and the file becomes the sky’s own.
This place came from your chart. A calendar file leaves this browser — if you would rather it did not carry your birth place, name another city above.
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These windows, the pañcāṅga, the grahaṇas and the slow transits go into one file at the foot of Today.