To draft a proper Varshi Tap calendar for you, I need a few details. Varshi Tap can vary slightly by method and dates, so let’s fix those first.

Please reply with:

1. Start date

- On which exact date will you start Varshi Tap? (e.g., 14 March 2026) - On that first day, are you doing upvās or ekāsan?

1. Pattern / Method

Common way: - One day upvās, next day beyāsan / ekāsan, then upvās again, and so on (alternating for 1 year). Please confirm: - Are you doing standard Varshi Tap (alternate fast and eat)? - On bhojan days: ekāsan or beyāsan?

1. Tradition for counting 1 year

- Do you want to complete on exactly 365 days from the start? - Or do you want to end on a specific tithi/festival (e.g., Mahavir Jayanti / Akshay Tritiya etc.)?

1. Location (city & country)

- This helps if you want us to mention approximate parnā time by sunrise / sunset of your place.

1. Any fixed “no-upvās” days?

- Example: “On office travel days I will not do upvās”, or “On such-and-such date there is a family function.”

1. PARNĀ details

- Do you want: - Normal parnā (any Jain bhojan) - Or special parnā (e.g., only boiled water & simple food, or only at sadhu-sadhviji’s ājñā, etc.)?

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Once you send these details, I will:

• Lay out a clear calendar with:

- Day number (1 to 365 or as you choose) - Date - Type: Upvās / Ekāsan / Beyāsan - Mark the final PARNĀ day clearly

If you want, I can also add a simple daily niyam section (e.g., minimum pratikraman, jaap, svādhyāy) at the top of the calendar.