Utpanna Ekadashi 2024: November 26 or 27? Know The Exact Date Of Observing Fast For This Day
Utpanna Ekadashi marks the beginning of this sacred fast, believed to bring prosperity with Lord Vishnu's blessings.
Utpanna Ekadashi 2024: Utpanna Ekadashi is considered one of the most auspicious fasts, holding great religious and spiritual significance. While all Ekadashi days throughout the year are special, the Utpanna Ekadashi of the Margashirsha month is particularly important. This day is associated with the emergence of Goddess Ekadashi in ancient times.
This is the first Ekadashi after Chaturmas, a period when Lord Vishnu awakens from his divine slumber and resumes the responsibility of maintaining the universe.
Here are the details regarding the date, time, and significance of the Utpanna Ekadashi fast in 2024.
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When To Observe Utpanna Ekadashi In 2024: November 26 or 27?
The Utpanna Ekadashi tithi begins at 1:01 AM on November 25, 2024, and ends at 3:47 AM on November 27, 2024. Since Ekadashi fasts are observed based on the sunrise tithi, the Utpanna Ekadashi fast will be observed on November 26, 2024.
The History Of Utpanna Ekadashi
According to Hindu mythology, Goddess Ekadashi emerged from Lord Vishnu's body to defeat the demon Mura, who was threatening the world. Pleased with her valor, Lord Vishnu granted her a boon, declaring that those who observe Ekadashi fasts will be blessed with happiness and prosperity. Since then, devotees observe Ekadashi fasts and worship Goddess Ekadashi along with Lord Vishnu.
Benefits Of Observing Utpanna Ekadashi:
- Path to Liberation (Moksha): Observing this fast is believed to pave the way to salvation.
- Freedom from Sins: It is said to absolve one of past sins.
- Divine Blessings: Devotees gain the blessings of Lord Vishnu.
What Not To Do On Utpanna Ekadashi:
- Avoid tamasic food (meat, onion, garlic) and negative behavior.
- If unwell, you may refrain from fasting but follow the other rituals.
- Do not pluck Tulsi leaves or consume rice, grains, or pulses. Instead, opt for fruits, milk, and nuts.
- Offer sweets as bhog to Lord Vishnu.
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