Now begins the Table of Contents for the subjects within the Muhurtakalpadruma The title translates to "The Wish-fulfilling Tree of Auspicious Moments.".

Chapters (Flowers)	Verse	Chapters (Flowers)	Verse
1. Flower of the Year original: Samvatsara	16	13. Flower of Marriage	116
2. Flower of Lunar Days original: Tithi	7	14. Flower of the Sacred Fire original: Agnihotra; rituals involving the maintenance of the sacrificial fire.	5
3. Flower of Weekdays	14	15. Flower of Royal Consecration	6
4. Flower of Solar-Lunar Yogas	4	16. Flower of Journeys original: Yatra; timing for travel and military expeditions.	134
5. Flower of Half-Lunar Days original: Tithyardha or Karana.	7	17. Flower of Architecture original: Vastu; the science of construction and placement.	44
6. Flower of Special Combinations	17	18. Flower of Entering the Home	11
7. Flower of Auspicious Moments original: Muhurta; specific 48-minute intervals.	3	19. Flower of Deity Consecration	10
8. Flower of Lunar Mansions original: Nakshatra; the 27 divisions of the ecliptic.	79	20. Flower of Initiation Rites	7
9. Flower of Solar Transits original: Sankranti.	27	21. Flower of Miscellaneous Topics	18
10. Flower of Planetary Transits original: Gochara.	28	22. Ornament of the Text The concluding section or colophon.	3
11. Flower of Inauspicious Times	7
12. Flower of Sacraments original: Samskara; rites of passage from conception to education.	70	Total	632

The woodcut illustration below depicts a water bird, likely a Hamsa (swan or goose), which in Indian tradition symbolizes discernment and the soul, swimming amidst aquatic plants.