Sikh Cosmos — GodOfAstro

A living Sikh universe — the Nanakshahi calendar as a turning wheel with every Gurpurab positioned (lunar ones computed on the real moon), the ten Gurus on a single timeline, a daily shabad, the five Ks, eight sacred gurdwaras, Sikh history from 1469 to today — all driven by one clock.

Enter Sikh Cosmos
Try it live
The dock below is a time machine — step minutes to years and watch the Nanakshahi date and gurpurabs follow. Tap a Guru for his story; jump to Vaisakhi or Guru Nanak’s Gurpurab with one tap.
One clock, the whole sangat
  • Nanakshahi year & gurpurabs
    The official Nanakshahi solar calendar as a turning wheel — 1 Chet = March 14 — with fixed gurpurabs and the lunar ones (Guru Nanak’s Gurpurab, Bandi Chhor, Holla Mohalla) computed from the real moon.
  • The ten Gurus + the eternal Guru
    One arc from Guru Nanak to Guru Gobind Singh and then to the Guru Granth Sahib — tap each for the story of their gift: langar, Miri-Piri, the Khalsa, the martyrdoms.
  • Daily Gurbani & the five Ks
    A shabad of the day from the Guru Granth Sahib with meaning, the daily paath (Japji → Rehras → Sohila), and the five Ks explained — including the honest story of each one.
  • Gurdwaras, history & seva
    Harmandir Sahib, Anandpur, Hazur Sahib, Sis Ganj — eight places with their stories; 550 years of Sikh history; and a private seva timeline for your own milestones.
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