Jaya Ekadashi 2025: Know What To Offer Lord Vishnu On This Day To Seek Blessings Of Goddess Laxmi
Today is Jaya Ekadashi, a sacred day dedicated to Lord Vishnu. It is believed that those who worship him with devotion on this day are freed from negative energies.
Jaya Ekadashi 2025: Jaya Ekadashi is considered highly auspicious in Hindu traditions. According to scriptures, observing a fast on this day helps individuals attain liberation from negative cycles and frees them from the cycle of birth and death. To seek the blessings of Lord Vishnu on Jaya Ekadashi, devotees should offer his favourite delicacies during the puja. This year, as per the Hindu calendar, Jaya Ekadashi fast will be observed today, on February 8, 2025.
Sacred Offerings For Jaya Ekadashi 2025
- Blessings of Wealth and Prosperity:
It is believed that offering Panchamrit (a mixture of milk, curd, honey, ghee, and sugar) to Lord Vishnu on Ekadashi attracts wealth and prosperity. Devotees believe that by offering Panchamrit, Lord Vishnu blesses the household with financial abundance. - Relief from Negative Planetary Effects:
Offering Panjiri to Lord Vishnu on Jaya Ekadashi is considered highly auspicious. According to beliefs, this offering helps devotees overcome the adverse effects of malefic planets and brings positivity into their lives. - Attainment of Happiness, Prosperity, and Good Fortune:
Devotees should offer ripe yellow bananas to Lord Vishnu on Jaya Ekadashi. It is believed that this offering pleases the deity and blesses individuals with happiness, prosperity, and good fortune. Additionally, donating bananas on this day is considered highly auspicious. - Blessings from Goddess Lakshmi:
To seek the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi, offering Makhana Kheer (foxnut pudding) to Lord Vishnu on Ekadashi is recommended. However, devotees should avoid preparing rice-based kheer on this day. Adding saffron to the kheer enhances its significance and is believed to bring divine blessings.
Why Is Tulsi Essential In Offerings?
As per Hindu mythology, Lord Vishnu, in his Shaligram form, is married to Goddess Tulsi. Worshipping Vishnu without Tulsi is considered incomplete. It is believed that Lord Vishnu does not accept any offering without Tulsi leaves, which is why Tulsi is a mandatory element in the worship of Lord Vishnu, Lord Krishna, Lord Rama, and all their divine incarnations.
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