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Happy #Ashadi #Ekadashi!

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Why Lord Vishnu sleeps for 4 months?

Lord Vishnu sleeps for four months on Devshayani Ekadashi of Ashadh month. During which no auspicious work is done in Hinduism. Like marriage, birth ceremony, sacred thread ceremony, house warming and shaving etc. The month in which Lord Vishnu is in deep sleep is called Chaturmas.

From this day all the work of running the universe is removed from the shoulders of Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva takes over his work. In simple words, Lord Vishnu goes to Patal Lok for these four months. And the entire work of creation goes into the hands of Lord Shiva.

According to Scriptures, once a king named Bali had captured all the three worlds. Then Indradev approached Lord Vishnu for help. On which Lord Vishnu took an incarnation named Vamana. And after taking the Vamana avatar, Lord Vishnu came in the guise of a Brahmin to King Bali to beg for alms.

And asked for three steps in charity. During this, Vishnu ji measured the earth and the sky in just two steps. After this Vishnu ji asked King Bali where he should take his third step. On which King Bali asked him to put the third step on King Bali's head.

After which all the pride of King Bali was shattered and due to the kindness and charitable nature of King Bali, Lord Vishnu asked King Bali to ask for a boon. After this, King Bali asked Lord Vishnu to return to Patal Lok.

During this, Lord Vishnu told King Bali that he would stay in Patal Lok from Devshayani Ekadashi of Shukla month of Ashadha to Devuthani Ekadashi of Shukla month of Kartik. Since then, every year in the month of Ashadh, Lord Vishnu goes to Chirnidra from Devshayani Ekadashi and no religious work is done during this time.

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Paush Putrada Ekadashi 2024|पौष पुत्रदा एकादशी 2024

Date, auspicious time and importance| तिथि, समय, शुभ मुहूर्त व महत्व

Putrada Ekadashi is one of the most important and prestigious fast festivals dedicated to Lord Vishnu. The rituals of this festival are usually performed by married couples. Married women wishing to have a child observe a fast on Putrada Ekadashi and also observe various rituals associated with this festival to seek the divine blessings of Lord Vishnu.

Ekadashi of Shukla Paksha of Paush month is called Paush Putrada Ekadashi (Putrada Ekadashi 2024). On this day, Lord Vishnu, who holds the Sudarshan Chakra, is worshipped. It is believed that observing this fast leads to the birth of a child, hence it is called Pausha Putrada Ekadashi. It is believed in the scriptures that due to the effect of this fast, the children are also protected.

Let us know, the Paush Putrada Ekadashi date, auspicious time, and significance in the year 2024-

Paush Putrada Ekadashi Date 2024|पौष पुत्रदा एकादशी तिथि 2024

The fast of Paush Putrada Ekadashi is observed on the 11th day of Shukla Paksha of Paush month. This fast of Paush Putrada Ekadashi, this year is on Sunday 21 January 2024.

Putrada Ekadashi 2024 Shubh Muhurat (Putrada Ekadashi 2024 auspicious time)|पुत्रदा एकादशी 2024 शुभ मुहूर्त

The auspicious time of Putrada Ekadashi 2024 is as follows-

Ekadashi start time - 20 January 2024, from 07:26 pm

Ekadashi closing time - 21 January 2024, till 07:26 pm

Ekadashi fasting breaking time - 22 January 2024, 07:14 am to 09:21 am

Significance of Pausha Putrada Ekadashi| पौष पुत्रदा एकादशी का महत्व

Putrada Ekadashi fast is especially observed by married couples who do not have children and wish to have children.

Fasting on Putrada Ekadashi also provides happiness, health, happiness, wealth and prosperity to the devotees. Lord Vishnu protects all those devotees who worship him with utmost faith, devotion, and rituals.

As we can understand from the name of Putrada Ekadashi (Putrada Ekadashi Significance), it means "the one who gives a son." According to Hindu scriptures, Lord Vishnu blesses those observing this wonderful fast with all the happiness and fulfills their desired wishes.

Mantras of Lord Vishnu |भगवान विष्णु के मंत्र

Chanting these mantras of Lord Vishnu on the day of Ekadashi will bring peace and prosperity to your life and will help you in getting the blessings of Lord Vishnu. This Vishnu mantra is as follows-

1. Om Namo Bhagwate Vasudevay..!!

2. Om Namo Narayana..!!

3. Shantakaram Bhujagashayanam Padmanabham Suresham,

Vishwadharam is like the sky, the clouds are auspicious..!!

Lakshmikantam Kamalanayanam Yogibhirdhyanagamyam,

Vande Vishnu Bhavabhayaharam Sarvlokaikanatham..!!

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Shri Suta Goswami said, "Oh sages, let me offer my humble and respectful obeisances unto the Supreme Lord Hari, Bhagavan Shri Krishna, the son of Devaki and Vasudeva, by whose mercy I can describe the fast day that removes all kinds of sins. It was to the devoted Yudhishthira that Lord Krishna glorified the twenty-four primary Ekadashis, which destroy sin, and now I shall recount one of those narrations to you. Great-learned sages have selected these twenty-four narrations from the eighteen Puranas, for they are truly sublime. Yudhishthira Maharaja said, "Oh Lord Krishna, Oh Vasudeva, please accept my humble obeisances. Please describe to me the Ekadashi that occurs during the light part of the month of Chaitra [March-April]. What is its name, and what are its glories?" Lord Shri Krishna replied, "Oh Yudhishthira, please listen to Me attentively as I relate the ancient history of this sacred Ekadashi, a history Vasishtha Muni once related to King Dilipa, the great-grandfather of Lord Ramachandra. King Dilipa asked the great sage Vasishtha, "Oh wise brahmana, I wish to hear about the Ekadashi that comes during the light part of the month of Chaitra. Please describe it to me." Vasishtha Muni replied, "Oh king, your inquiry is glories. Gladly shall I tell you what you wish to know. The Ekadashi that occurs during the light fortnight of Chaitra is named Kamada Ekadashi. It consumes all sins, as a forest fire consumes a supply of dry firewood. It is very purifying, and it bestows the highest merit upon one who faithfully observes it. Oh king, now hear an ancient history which is so meritorious that it removes all one's sins simply by being heard. https://www.instagram.com/p/CqkAwwEIA13/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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🛸Supreme God Kabir went to Satlok in body on Magh month Shukla Paksha date Ekadashi Vikram Samvat 1575 (year 1518). Kabir Saheb is imperishable. The body appears, the body leaves - Evidence Rigveda Mandala 9 Sukta 93 Mantra

Poor, not born of water, body not breath.

He does not eat food, because of his name Kabir ||

God Kabir Nirvana diwas

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Utpanna Ekadashi is a sacred day in the Hindu calendar, observed on the 11th day of the Krishna Paksha (waning moon) in the month of Margashirsha. It is believed to mark the origin of Ekadashi fasting, dedicated to Lord Vishnu. According to legend, Ekadashi Devi, a divine power created by Lord Vishnu, defeated a demon named Mura, symbolizing the victory of good over evil.

On this day, devotees observe a fast, chant prayers, and meditate on Lord Vishnu to seek his blessings. Utpanna Ekadashi teaches the importance of self-discipline, devotion, and the triumph of righteousness in life. 🙏😇

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Gone is that girl, who was so deeply immersed in books that she could barely see anything beyond them, the girl who used to stutter before saying anything firmly, the girl who needed others affirmation before reaching any conclusion. Where is that girl, who was clear in her head, but was hesitant to speak in favour of that. She would cry whole night feeling bad about something that pinched her last day but did not argue. Where is that girl, who used to look into others eyes to read if she was looking good in any party. That girl would plan a thing 10 times before actually executing it. The one, who would think once, twice, thrice, about one line statement that anyone spoke to her in a rude way. The one who always felt dependent and inferior, for no reason, the one, who was not very demanding. The one, who grew up watching the daily soap TV in which the lead role was all about shedding tears for the sake of kindness and family's hapiness. That tiny girl is really lost somewhere.

Look, who is that budding new personality? She looks slightly like her, but wait... Is she really that girl ?

Now she is hardly seen reading any book. Even if she tries, book don't fascinate anymore. Now, this tiny- turned- little girl can do things on her own, can even help others doing their chores. Increased confidence, better personality, better management, is all this a magic?

I don't think so. Magic happens in a fraction of seconds, but this personality evolution took my 3 years, 3 months, and 22 days (still evolving), and today suddenly something reminded me about how I was before my marriage. Actually after a very long, I mean really after very long, someone addressed me as 'Di' . It's really a very small thing, but it just touched my heart suddenly. After marriage no 'new' person has spoken to me as 'Di'. I am now a chachi, bhabhi, mami, bahu, (even auntie) to some, and others call me by name. Hearing that virgin type of word actually made me feel good about myself, as if I am still very young. As if I don't stand far apart from this fast-paced gen Z. Then my mind recalled the time when the young people used to call me 'Di', unlike now, when a 12 year old neighbourhood boy is always like- 'Namaste Auntie'. That really pisses me off. If that boy meets me 4 times a day, he greets me everytime in the same way and that's undesirable. Funny no,... but may be having that little sindoor, small bindi and one or two bangles actually makes you auntie, even after one day after marriage.

Not to be blamed, but yes, marriage changes a person completely. After marriage, you are no longer the same person you were earlier. If thought negatively, then freedom is gone, responsibilities and burden are the future, 'me' time is lost somewhere, you become answerable for every part of your life, as you can barely hide things from your partner (talking about majority of Indian couples). But if thought positively- you get a lifelong partner to share your thoughts, concerns, each and everything you possess. I mean that's really beautiful, as well as frustrating at several times. Earlier I was too lazy to cook chapatis for myself and later I am happily cooking a whole meal for family. Earlier I was not confident enough to order for myself and now I do it for my family. I mean post-marriage I realize that I can't be the same, dependent kind of person, as I will be the one taking responsibilities down from others shoulder on my own. That's not something that is under pressure, it's just comes naturally, from within.

Moulded in that marriage setup, I became so busy that I eventually end up having a mindset of making in-laws satisfied; always giving shagun envelope to the younger ones; taking sweets to and fro both houses; remembering the customs and rituals, even the days when we can wash our hairs, and the days when we should not go to our mother's place; the amavasya and ekadashi; that diwali pooja, govardhan pooja, etc. etc. I mean the things are the same, just the mindset around them has changed. I was never like that.

Before marriage, I used to take care of parents but barely would help them in their chores as I was always tired and sleepy (haha..). The tasks that I found uneasy to do were simply ignored or denied, without giving explanation, and others will automatically understand that unwillingness or may be because I am unable to do. Even the tasks that were easy and competitive among sisters would be excused by me, for no reasons, as I had fear of being less capable. It was just that simple. If I would want, I would do everything. But If I don't want to, there was always an escape route, my esteem protection mechanism (what a weird scientific term I have mentioned. I doubt if it really exists).. That way I surpassed many fields in which I could learn, as I always put my books above all (why not? they were my comfort zone). Earlier, festivals were all about good food, sweets, decoration, get together, colors, and enjoyment. But now comes into frame are- ghar ki safai, types of dhok- puja (kabhi chawal se, kabhi kheel se, aur kabhi gehu se), pujan ka saman ready karna, festival se agle din saara sametna, and many more. Earlier, I remember only till festival part. I seriously don't remember in my ages what has to be done next day after Diwali or Holi. What happens to those cow dung cakes, I never cared about. Hahaha, very funny no. Many of you don't even know this now.

But now, as I have improved in several ways- like stepping out of comfort zone, trying out new things and facing uncomfortable situations, when I think of my past life, I feel nostalgic. I mean yes there were certain things to be remembered and cherished, but there were certain things to be forgotten. The past sad memories could be forgotten only if replaced by good ones.

That simple, bookworm, no-makeup, lazy, introvert, sincere, less-confident, and obedient girl had her own aura, her own light. And this relatively lipstick- powdered, always in a working mode, no-more-bookish, little disobedient, slight less introvert, sometimes overconfident lady has her own importance. I believe both are well- suited as per needs.

Rightly said by Darwin, 'Survival of the fittest'. Obviously If one would remain exactly same from past till date, then that person will be outdated and won't be able to survive. I know, my relatives whisper about how much attitude I have gained after marriage, how rude I have become, and whatever. But I instinctly feel I am not that wrong. It's just a matter of time and situation. That transition from a girl to lady is very progressive, although I still hate to hear 'Auntie'. Haha

Again,

My life is not perfect, but I am grateful to that Supreme power for holding me back whenever I was about to fall.

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Kalyana Venkateswara Temple, Srinivasamangapuram History

Kalyana Venkateswara Temple, located in Srinivasamangapuram, near Tirupati in Andhra Pradesh, is one of the most significant temples dedicated to Lord Venkateswara. The temple holds great historical, spiritual, and architectural importance. It is considered to be an alternate abode of Lord Venkateswara after the famous Tirumala Temple. This article delves into the temple's rich history, religious significance, frequently asked questions, and everything you need to know before visiting.kalyana venkateswara temple, srinivasamangapuram history

History of Kalyana Venkateswara Temple

The Kalyana Venkateswara Temple at Srinivasamangapuram is a 16th-century temple that carries deep historical and religious roots. According to legend, after the divine marriage of Lord Venkateswara and Goddess Padmavathi, the couple stayed at this location for a while, and the temple was constructed to commemorate this occasion. The place is thus named "Kalyana Venkateswara," representing the wedding (Kalyanam) of the divine couple

The temple's construction is attributed to the rulers of the Vijayanagara Empire, particularly under the reign of Sri Krishnadevaraya, who was an ardent devotee of Lord Venkateswara. The Vijayanagara architecture is evident in the temple structure, characterized by intricately carved pillars, spacious courtyards, and a magnificent Gopuram (temple tower).

It is believed that Lord Venkateswara granted blessings to devotees in the form of “Kalyana Venkateswara,” bestowing upon them a happy and prosperous married life. Devotees throng the temple in hopes of seeking blessings for a harmonious married life, and the temple is considered auspicious for newlyweds.

The temple's historical significance is further enhanced by its association with the famous Tirumala Temple. Devotees who cannot make the challenging journey to Tirumala often visit Kalyana Venkateswara Temple as an alternative, as it is believed that worshipping here is equivalent to seeking Lord Venkateswara's blessings at Tirumala.

Architecture and Structure

Kalyana Venkateswara Temple, like many South Indian temples, exhibits Dravidian-style architecture. The temple features a beautifully adorned Gopuram, stone-carved pillars, and shrines dedicated to various deities, with Lord Venkateswara being the central deity. The temple complex includes a main sanctum (garbhagriha), an outer hall (mantapam), and prakarams (circumambulatory paths).

The temple is surrounded by serene landscapes and is less crowded than Tirumala, making it an ideal location for those seeking a peaceful and divine experience.

Religious Significance

The Kalyana Venkateswara Temple is highly regarded for its religious rituals and ceremonies. One of the unique aspects of this temple is the Kalyanam (marriage) ritual, performed daily. Devotees offer prayers to Lord Venkateswara for marital bliss, resolving marital disputes, and finding suitable partners.

It is also said that those who cannot visit the Tirumala Temple for Lord Venkateswara’s darshan can offer their prayers here and attain similar blessings. The temple's location, believed to be where the divine couple spent their initial days after marriage, makes it a powerful site for those seeking divine blessings for a fulfilling married life.

Festivals and Rituals

Several festivals are celebrated at Kalyana Venkateswara Temple with grandeur. The annual Brahmotsavam is a significant festival celebrated here, attracting pilgrims from across the region. Other important events include:

Vaikunta Ekadashi: A day believed to be highly auspicious for the devotees of Lord Vishnu.

Kalyana Utsavam: A symbolic marriage ceremony performed regularly at the temple.

Pavithrotsavam: A purification ceremony performed to cleanse the temple and the devotees.

The temple also observes several special poojas, including archana, abhishekam, and sahasranama, on a daily basis, which devotees can participate in by making special offerings.

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FAQs about Kalyana Venkateswara Temple, Srinivasamangapuram

Q1: Where is Kalyana Venkateswara Temple located? 

A: Kalyana Venkateswara Temple is located in Srinivasamangapuram, around 12 km from Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh.

Q2: What is the significance of Kalyana Venkateswara Temple?

 A: The temple is believed to be where Lord Venkateswara, after his marriage to Goddess Padmavathi, stayed for a while. It is regarded as an auspicious site for marital bliss, making it significant for newlyweds and those seeking a harmonious married life.

Q3: What are the temple timings? 

A: The temple is open from 5:30 AM to 7:30 PM every day. Special poojas and rituals are performed at specific times, so it is recommended to check the schedule in advance.

Q4: How can I reach Kalyana Venkateswara Temple? 

A: The temple is well-connected by road. Visitors can reach the temple by bus or taxi from Tirupati, which is about 12 km away.

Q5: What are the main festivals celebrated at the temple?

 A: The temple celebrates Brahmotsavam, Vaikunta Ekadashi, Kalyana Utsavam, and Pavithrotsavam as the main festivals, along with daily poojas.

Q6: Is there any dress code for visiting the temple? 

A: Yes, like most temples in South India, visitors are expected to dress modestly. Men are advised to wear dhotis or pants, while women should wear sarees or traditional attire.

Q7: Can I participate in the Kalyanam ceremony at the temple? 

A: Yes, the Kalyanam ceremony is performed daily, and devotees can participate by making an advance booking.

What is Kalyana Venkateswara Temple, Srinivasamangapuram?

Kalyana Venkateswara Temple is a revered Hindu temple located in Srinivasamangapuram near Tirupati. It is dedicated to Lord Venkateswara in his post-wedding form, symbolizing marital bliss. The temple is an important pilgrimage site, especially for newlyweds and those seeking a harmonious marriage. Historically linked to the Vijayanagara Empire, the temple's unique significance lies in its association with the divine wedding of Lord Venkateswara and Goddess Padmavathi.

Kalyana Venkateswara Temple, Srinivasamangapuram History

This article provides a comprehensive guide to Kalyana Venkateswara Temple in Srinivasamangapuram, its history, significance, and everything a visitor needs to know.

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Aja Ekadashi 2024: A Day of Fasting and Devotion

Aja Ekadashi is a significant Hindu festival observed on the eleventh day of the Shukla Paksha (bright fortnight) of the lunar month of Kartik. It is a day dedicated to Lord Vishnu, the preserver of the universe. on this day all wants to do some good deed like donation. But they get confused where we can do charity, so in this blog we are going to discuss some important points.

Date of Aja Ekadashi 2024:

Aja Ekadashi will be observed on Wednesday, October 2, 2024.

Significance of Aja Ekadashi:

Spiritual Purification: Fasting on Aja Ekadashi is believed to cleanse the soul and remove negative karma.

Blessings from Lord Vishnu: Devotees who observe Aja Ekadashi with devotion are said to receive blessings from Lord Vishnu.

Moksha: It is believed that observing Aja Ekadashi can lead to liberation from the cycle of birth and death.

How to Observe Aja Ekadashi:

Fasting: The primary observance of Aja Ekadashi involves a complete fast from sunrise to sunset. However, some people may choose to consume only fruits or milk.

Devotion: Devotees should spend the day in prayer and meditation, chanting mantras dedicated to Lord Vishnu.

Temple Visit: Visiting a Vishnu temple on Aja Ekadashi is highly recommended.

Charity: Giving to charity and helping those in need is considered auspicious on this day.

Aja Ekadashi Vrat Katha:

The Vrat Katha (story) of Aja Ekadashi is a popular tale that explains the significance of the festival. It revolves around a king named Indra who was cursed by a sage. To alleviate the curse, Indra observed Aja Ekadashi and was granted salvation.

Aja Ekadashi Puja:

The puja for Aja Ekadashi is typically performed at home or in a temple. It involves offering flowers, fruits, and incense to Lord Vishnu.

Aja Ekadashi Mantra:

A popular mantra chanted on Aja Ekadashi is:

Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya

Aja Ekadashi Recipes:

For those who are unable to observe a complete fast, here are some vegetarian recipes that are suitable for Aja Ekadashi:

Sabudana Khichdi (made with sago)

Vrat Poori (fried flatbread)

Kuttu Dosa

Sabudana Kheer

By observing Aja Ekadashi with devotion, one can attain spiritual growth and the blessings of Lord Vishnu.

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Ekadashi Chart 2024 - Find When is Ekadashi this month with name s of months and paksh.

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bhagwat ekadashi quotes

Look at the appearance of lochani sukh aaye ho sajani toha vitthal barwa toha madhav barwa bahuta sukritya jodi as vitthal like all happiness agar father Rakhumdevivaru Ashadhi Ekadashi Vitthal my dhyasvitthal my breath vitthal my bhasvithal my wish devotees happy Ashadhi Ekadashi Chant the name of Karuni Vitthal |connect with devotion | Bow down and step at the feet . Happy Ashadhi Ekadashi on…

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On the Ekadashi Tithi of the Shukla Paksha of Magh month, 1575 AD, some of the fragrant flowers that were found at the time of Kabir Parmeshwar Ji's departure from Maghar to Satlok were brought and a memorial named Kashi Chaura was built at the place where Kabir Parmeshwar Ji used to sit on a platform (Chaura) and conduct satsang. Now a very big ashram has been built there. There is a common gate between the two memorials in Maghar, there is no discrimination between them.

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On the Ekadashi Tithi of the Shukla Paksha of Magh month, 1575 AD, some of the fragrant flowers that were found at the time of Kabir Parmeshwar Ji's departure from Maghar to Satlok were brought and a memorial named Kashi Chaura was built at the place where Kabir Parmeshwar Ji used to sit on a platform (Chaura) and conduct satsang. Now a very big ashram has been built there. There is a common gate between the two memorials in Maghar, there is no discrimination between them.

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Putrada Ekadashi (Pausha-Shukla Ekadashi) The pious and saintly Yudhishthira Maharaj said, "Oh Lord, You have so nicely explained to us the wonderful glories of the Saphala Ekadashi, which occurs during the dark fortnight (Krishna paksha) of the month of Pausha (December - January). Now please be merciful to me and explain to me the details of the Ekadashi that occurs in the light fortnight (Shukla or Gaura paksha) of this month. What is its name, and what Deity is to be worshiped on that sacred day? Oh Purushottama, Oh Hrishikesha, please also tell me how You can be pleased on this day?" Lord Shri Krishna then replied, "Oh saintly king, for the benefit of all humanity I shall now tell you how to observe fasting on the Pausha-shukla Ekadashi. As previously explained, everyone should observe the rules and regulations of the Ekadashi vrata, to the very best of their ability. This injunction also applies to the Ekadashi named Putrada, which destroys all sins and elevates one to the spiritual abode. The Supreme Personality of Godhead Shri Narayana, the original personality, is the worshipable Deity of the Ekadashi, and for His faithful devotees He happily fulfills all desires and awards full perfection.Thus among all the animate and inanimate beings in the three worlds(lower, middle and higher planetary systems), there is no better personality than Lord Narayana. Oh King, now I shall narrate to you the history of Putrada Ekadashi, which removes all kinds of sins and makes one famous and learned. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm5ucJmIezb/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Vijaya Ekadashi 2024

Vijaya Ekadashi, also known as Jaya Ekadashi, is a significant Hindu fasting day that falls on the 11th day of the Shukla Paksha in the month of Phalguna. This year, Vijaya Ekadashi is on March 6, 2024. The word "Vijaya" signifies victory, and marking this Ekadashi is believed to bring triumph and success in one's life.

The Significance of Vijaya Ekadashi 2024

Vijaya Ekadashi is considered particularly auspicious since it is believed to remove all sins and obstacles from one's life. It is said that remembering this Ekadashi with devotion and sincerity might lead to business success, spiritual upliftment, and fulfillment of desires.

Legend of Vijaya Ekadashi:

According to Hindu mythology, Indrasena was the ruler of Mahishmati. When his kingdom faced a severe drought, the monarch sought guidance from sage Medhavi. The sage advised him to fast on Vijaya Ekadashi to overcome the drought and achieve success in all of his endeavors. King Indrasena followed the sage's directions and fasted alongside his subjects. Soon, their domain was blessed with copious rain, bringing prosperity and harmony.

Vijaya Ekadashi Vrat Vidhi, or Fasting Rituals Preparation: As part of the cleansing ritual, believers wake up early, bathe, and put on clean clothes.

Sankalp (Resolve): Before commencing the fast, make a Sankalp or commitment to keep it earnestly and devotionally, invoking Lord Vishnu's blessings. Fasting: The fast begins in the morning of Vijaya Ekadashi and continues until the next morning (Dwadashi) after sunrise. During this period, followers refrain from consuming grains, beans, non-vegetarian meals, and certain spices.

Meditation and Prayer: Throughout the day, followers meditate on Lord Vishnu and chant his mantras to obtain his blessing. The Vishnu Sahasranama (thousand names of Lord Vishnu) and Vijaya Ekadashi Vrat Katha can be recited. Night Vigil (Jagran): It is customary to stay awake all night during Vijaya Ekadashi, chanting bhajans (devotional songs) and reading writings about Lord Vishnu.

Charity: Giving food, clothing, or money to the poor is considered auspicious on Vijaya Ekadashi. Breaking the Fast: Traditionally, the fast is broken the following morning (Dwadashi), after sunrise. To break the fast, consume water, fruits, and dairy products. Benefits of Observing Vijaya Ekadashi Vrat: Spiritual Upliftment: The Vijaya Ekadashi fast is believed to cleanse the mind, body, and soul, resulting in spiritual growth.

Success and Victory: Devotees believe that doing the Vijaya Ekadashi Vrat with dedication would lead to victory and success in all endeavors.

The Vijaya Ekadashi Vrat, when practiced seriously, is supposed to eliminate sins.

Fasting is also thought to benefit your physical health by detoxifying your body and aiding digestion.

Vijaya Ekadashi is not just a day of fasting and devotion, but also of victory and accomplishment. It is time to seek Lord Vishnu's blessings and overcome life's problems, paving the way for a prosperous and cheerful future.