#Kamada Ekadashi Importance

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Kamda ekadashi 2024: कामदा एकादशी व्रत कथा, इसे पढ़ने से मिलता है वाजपेय यज्ञ के समान फलKamada Ekadashi 2024: कामदा एकादशी चैत्र मास के शुक्ल पक्ष की एकादशी तिथि को रखी जाती है। यह व्रत भगवान विष्णु को समर्पित है।

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Kamada Ekadashi Vrat Katha 2024 | Must Read The Fast Story of Kamada Ekadashi on 19th April| Bhakti Aanand

According to the Hindu calendar, this time Kamada Ekadashi of Shukla Paksha in the month of Chaitra in April will be celebrated on 19 April 2024. It is believed that by worshiping Lord Vishnu on this day, all your wishes will be fulfilled and those who observe this fast will attain salvation. Apart from the ritual worship of Kamada Ekadashi, listening and reading the fast story of Kamata Ekadashi also brings virtue. Let us know the importance and fasting story of Kamada Ekadashi.

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कामदा एकादशी: इस योग में करें शुभ और मांगलिक कार्य, जानें पूजा की विधि

चैत्र मास की शुक्ल पक्ष की एकादशी को खास माना गया है। इसका बड़ा कारण हिंदू संवत्सर की पहली एकादशी होना है। इसे कामदा एकादशी के नाम से जाना जाता है। इस साल यह एकादशी 23 अप्रैल, शुक्रवार को पड़ रही है। कामदा एकादशी बहुत ही फलदायी होती है, इसलिए इसे फलदा एकादशी भी कहा जाता है। मान्यता है कि कामदा एकादशी ��ा व्रत रखने से प्रेत योनि से भी मुक्ति मिलती है।

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Eleventh day of the lunar month - The eleventh day of the decline or increase of the eleventh moon. Krishnapaksha's Ekadashi is called Krishna Ekadashi and Shuklapaksha's Ekadashi is called Shukla Ekadashi. When certain special constellations are connected on the eleventh day, they are called Jaya-Vijaya-Jayanti and Papanashini. However, there are 24 names of the eleven. These are Utpanna, Mokshada, Safala, Putrada, Sattila, Jaya (earthly), Vijaya, Amalki (Ala), Papamochani, Kamada, Baruthini, Mohini, Apara, Nirjala or Bhimaseni, Yogini, Harishayani (Padma), Kama. Putrada, Aja, Padma (Putrada), Indira, Papankusha, Rambha and Prabodhini.

Ekadashi vows-- Ekadashi is a sacred ritual of the Hindus. Usually the widows of the Brahmins are obliged to observe the 24th Ekadashi. In addition, Ekadashi has been recognized as one of the most important public rituals in the whole of India in its clever and self-sacrificing religious practices. The great purpose of our religious tradition is to save sins for the sake of rebirth by destroying the sins we have committed knowingly or unknowingly in our lives - to think that sin can be freed by Ekadashi? Not to mention. This includes the practice of daily vows, casual vows and sexual vows. In the classical sense, the Chandrayan vow is called a regular vow, and it removes the sins of the past. Happiness and good fortune are attained in the Kamya Brat like Oshabrata. But like Ekadashi, virtue is saved in daily vows. Some of the Ekadashi are celebrated by eating together or at other times, while others have the rule of completely abandoning food and water. On the eleventh day, one should be pure in body and mind, and abstain from eleven, such as sports, sleep, alcohol, slander, jealousy, theft, violence, lust, anger, and untruth. Only the Shukla Ekadashi and the Banaprastha monks and widows can do Ekadashi in the son's house. From a scientific point of view, celebrating Ekadashi relaxes the stomach and activates the digestive system. The result is protection from indigestion, constipation, and inflammation.

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Upcoming Hindu Festivals in August 2021 – Hindu Vrat – Fasting – Rituals in August 2021

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Kamada Ekadasi is a Hindu holy day, which falls on the 11th lunar day (ekadashi) of the fortnight of the waxing moon in the Hindu month of Chaitra. It is the first ekadashi after the Hindu New Year and as its name Kamada suggests, is believed to grant all desires. . The legend about Kamada Ekadashi is narrated by the God Krishna to the Pandava King Yudhishthira in the Varaha Purana, as it was told by the sage Vasishtha to King Dilipa. Once, a young gandharva couple, Lalit and his wife Lalita, lived in the city of Ratnapura, a highly prosperous city decorated with gold and silver, which was ruled by the King Pundarika. Lalit was a famed singer, while Lalita was a renowned dancer at the royal court. One day when Lalit was singing in the royal court, his attention fluttered from the song to his wife, who was absent from the court. As a result, he missed some beats and incorrectly ended his performance. A serpent from the Patala Region, he went by the name of Karkotaka and knew well the mystery of this situation complained to the king of the folly and said that Lalit considered his wife more important than his master, the king. Infuriated, the King Pundarika cursed Lalit to become a monstrous cannibal, who was sixty-four miles in height. His neck was like a mountain, arms eight miles long and mouth the size of huge cave. This greatly distressed Lalita who wandered around the forests with her monstrous husband who dealt in sinful activities. . While wandering around the Vindhyachal Hills, Lalita came across the sage Shringi. Paying her respects to the sage, she appealed to him to provide a solution to her problem. Sage Shringi told her to observe the vrata (vow) of Kamada Ekadasi, to atone for the sins of her husband. Lalita observed the ekadashi fast with great devotion and the next day again visited the sage and bowed to the God Krishna. She requested God to free her husband from the king's curse as a reward of the religious merit gained by the fast. With the blessings of Krishna, Lalit was restored to his original gandharva form. Thereafter, they were taken to heaven on a celestial flying chariot. . Happy Ekadashi My Dear Brothers and Sisters.🙏🚩 https://www.instagram.com/p/B-jP8ZNp4k-7VUYTyYtXZys-Ys9mIcjDJ0cj3o0/?igshid=ogh2q9yny6i7

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Upcoming Hindu Festivals in August 2021 – Hindu Vrat – Fasting – Rituals in August 2021

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Dates of important upcoming festivals and fasting associated with Hinduism in August 2021 – based on major Hindu calendars and Panchang used in India. The festivals, Vrats and ritual days are based on Indian Standard Time (IST). August 2 – Shravan Somvar Vrat in North IndiaAugust 2 – Aadi KrithigaiAugust 3 – Mangala Gouri VratAugust 3 – Aadi PerukkuAugust 4 – Kamada Ekadashi fastingAugust 5 –…

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Upcoming Hindu Festivals in August 2021 – Hindu Vrat – Fasting – Rituals in August 2021

Upcoming Hindu Festivals in August 2021 – Hindu Vrat – Fasting – Rituals in August 2021

Dates of important upcoming festivals and fasting associated with Hinduism in August 2021 – based on major Hindu calendars and Panchang used in India. The festivals, Vrats and ritual days are based on Indian Standard Time (IST). August 2 – Shravan Somvar Vrat in North IndiaAugust 2 – Aadi KrithigaiAugust 3 – Mangala Gouri VratAugust 3 – Aadi PerukkuAugust 4 – Kamada Ekadashi fastingAugust 5 –…

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Upcoming Hindu Festivals in August 2021 – Hindu Vrat – Fasting – Rituals in August 2021

Upcoming Hindu Festivals in August 2021 – Hindu Vrat – Fasting – Rituals in August 2021

Dates of important upcoming festivals and fasting associated with Hinduism in August 2021 – based on major Hindu calendars and Panchang used in India. The festivals, Vrats and ritual days are based on Indian Standard Time (IST). August 2 – Shravan Somvar Vrat in North IndiaAugust 2 – Aadi KrithigaiAugust 3 – Mangala Gouri VratAugust 3 – Aadi PerukkuAugust 4 – Kamada Ekadashi fastingAugust 5 –…