Devuthana Ekadashi

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Lord Vishnu awakens
Ends sacred Chaturmas period
Highly auspicious fasting day
Brings blessings and prosperity

Devuthana Ekadashi

Devuthana Ekadashi (or Prabodhini Ekadashi) marks the auspicious awakening of Lord Vishnu from his Chaturmas period, signalling the return of auspicious activities like weddings and housewarmings.

  • Awakening of Lord Vishnu
    On this day, Lord Vishnu wakes up from his four-month Yog Nidra (cosmic sleep), which began on Devshayani Ekadashi.

  • Marks End of Chaturmas
    Devuthana Ekadashi signifies the end of the holy Chaturmas period, after which all शुभ (auspicious) activities can begin again.

  • Tulsi Vivah Celebration
    The sacred ritual of Tulsi Vivah is performed, symbolizing the marriage of Tulsi (holy basil) with Lord Vishnu (Shaligram form).

  • Also Known as Prabodhini Ekadashi
    This Ekadashi is also called Prabodhini Ekadashi, meaning “the awakening Ekadashi.”

  • Fasting and Worship
    Devotees observe fast, perform special पूजा, and offer prayers to Lord Vishnu for prosperity, happiness, and spiritual growth.

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