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WHO IS EKADASI ?

EKADASI OBSERVANCE

REGARDING PRASADAM

Foods Allowed & Restricted

Rules of ekadashi

Stories according to the months

Nov - Dec

Utpanna Ekadasi

Mokshada Ekadasi

Dec - Jan

Saphala Ekadasi

Putrada Ekadasi

Jan-Feb

Sat-Tila Ekadasi (Trisprisha Ekadasi)

Bhaimi Ekadasi (Jaya Ekadasi)

Feb-Mar

Vaikuntha Ekadasi (Vijaya Ekadasi)

Amalaki Ekadasi

Mar-April

Papamochani Ekadasi

Kamada Ekadasi

April-May

Varuthini Ekadasi

Mohini Ekadasi

May-June

Apara Ekadasi

Pandava Nirjala Ekadasi

June-July

Yogini Ekadasi

Sayana Ekadasi

July-Aug

Kamika Ekadasi

Pavitropana Ekadasi

Aug-Sept

Aja - Annada Ekadasi

Parsva Ekadasi

Sept-Oct

Indira Ekadasi

Papankusha - Ekadasi

Oct-Nov

Rama Ekadasi

Utthana Ekadasi

Purushottam month

Padmini Ekadasi

Parama Ekadasi

The Sweet Nectar of Krishna's Names

If we want to taste the sweetest, more inconceivably sublime nectar, all we have to do is take complete shelter of Lord Krishna's most wonderful and merciful holy names. Of course since God is unlimited He has unlimited thousands, millions, and billions of names. But out of His unlimited names the Vedic scriptures in the Kali Santarana Upanisad specifically recommend that we chant one particular mantra because it is the most powerful and effective mantra for achieving spiritual perfection in the present highly degraded age of Kali. That mantra is as follows:

Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna, Hare Hare
Hare Rama, Hare Rama, Rama Rama, Hare Hare

Since the more we give our undivided attention to these sweet names, the more intensely we connect with them, it is advised that we should rise early and chant our daily quota during the most peaceful, undisturbed time of the day before the sunrise. If we will regularly chant the Hare Krishna mantra in this way on a daily basis, we will rapidly advance on the pathway of pure bhakti and gradually qualify ourselves to regain our original identities as inhabitants of that wondrous eternal spiritual sky.

Hare Krishna ...