Unlike the clock, the Vedic day begins at sunrise.
भूलोक
पृथ्वी का काल — महावतार बाबाजी
Triloki KAAL — a live Vedic clock. Ghati, pala and vipala measured from sunrise at your true longitude. A timeless offering to Paramahamsa Prajnananandaji.
घटी——·पल——·विपल——
Ghaṭī · Pala · Vipala
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स्वर्गलोक
देव काल — इन्द्र
दिव्य वर्ष—·देव दिवस—
घटी—·पल—·विपल—
Ghaṭī · Pala · Vipala
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१ मानव वर्ष = १ देव अहोरात्र · विपल ≈ २ मि २६ से
सत्यलोक
ब्रह्म काल — ब्रह्मा
घटी—·पल—·ब्रह्म-दिवस—
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सत्यत्रेताद्वापरकलि↓ अवरोही↑ आरोही
१ ब्रह्म घटी = ७.२ करोड़ मानव वर्ष — स्थिरता ही इस फलक की भाषा है
Sun-based windows (sunrise/sunset, Rāhu Kāla, Abhijit, Brahma Muhūrta, Choghaḍiya) are precise for your longitude. Moon-based limbs (nakṣatra, yoga, karaṇa) show the current value from an approximate lunar model.
What’s special today?
Right now, in both systems
Your day, anchored at sunrise
Unlike the clock (which starts the day at midnight), the Vedic day runs sunrise to sunrise and is divided into 60 ghaṭī.
SunriseSunsetNext sunrise
DaytimeNightNow
Vedic units in familiar terms
Convert a date
Glossary — tap-to-learn
Advanced — the cosmology behind the clock▸
A derivation of the loka space-time scales from the Gāyatrī Mantra — how the three clocks map to real orbital and gravitational physics. Based on the supplied cheat-sheet; interpretive mappings are marked as such.