I can definitely help you with a Varshitap calendar template, but to make an exact date‑wise calendar I need two details from you:

1. Which year? (e.g. 2026–2027 Varshitap)
2. Your city / country? (Varshitap starts as per local Jain panchang, so dates change by place and year.)

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Basic Varshitap Pattern (for 13 months)

Traditional Varshitap (Lord Rishabhdev’s tapasya) is usually done for 13 lunar months with this simple rule:

• Day 1: Upvaas (full fast)
• Day 2: Ayambil (one time, tasteless meal)
• Then repeat this pattern (Upvaas – Ayambil – Upvaas – Ayambil …)
• Continue for about 13 months, ending on Akshaya Tritiya with Parna.

So over the whole Varshitap:

• Roughly half the days are Upvaas
• Half the days are Ayambil

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Simple Varshitap Calendar Template

You can create your own calendar like this:

1. Mark Start Day (from your local panchang, usually Chaitra Krishna / as announced by your sangh).
2. Then write like this:

Month 1 (from Day 1 to Day 30 approximately)

• Day 1 – Upvaas
• Day 2 – Ayambil
• Day 3 – Upvaas
• Day 4 – Ayambil
• … continue alternating till the end of the month.

Month 2, 3, … up to Month 13

• Continue the same alternation of Upvaas / Ayambil every other day.

Last Day (Akshaya Tritiya)

• Early morning: complete last Upvaas / Ayambil as per your pattern
• Then do Parna with proper vidhi, under guidance of Guru / Pathshala / Sangh.

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Important Points (Both Digambar & Shwetambar)

• Always follow your local Guru / Sangh:

They decide the exact start date, akshaya tritiya, and parna vidhi according to their tradition.

• Some do Upvaas–Upvaas–Ayambil cycle, some do only Upvaas every second day; follow the niyam you have taken from Guru Bhagwant.
• Do not change niyam in between without proper updesh.

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If you send:

• Year (e.g. “Varshitap starting in March 2026”)
• Your city (e.g. “Mumbai, India” or “Chicago, USA”)

I can then lay out a day‑wise table (Day 1, Day 2, … with U/A pattern) that you can copy into a notebook or Excel and then just fill in the actual dates from your local Jain calendar.