Apara Ekadashi



Apara Ekadashi

Apara Ekadashi Date & Mahurat

The upcoming schedule for Apara Ekadashi is on dates: 02 June, 2024

About Apara Ekadashi

According to the Hindu Calender, the 11th day of the Krishna Paksha (dark fortnight) of lunar month of Jyeshtha, is known as Apara Ekadashi. People observe the Vrat (fast) of Apara Ekadasi.

The importance of the day of Apara Ekadashi is also elaborated in the Brahmanda Purana. This day is highly sacred that keeping the Apara Ekadasi fast leads to elimination of all the bad deeds of previous life. All the sins which are of high amount of criminality also go away by keeping the Apara Ekadasi Vrat. Getting the Sarv Yoni Karmic puja done on this day brings in immense benefits.

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Significance of Apara Ekadashi

On day, Dharmaraj Yudhishthir asked Lord Krishna about the benefits received from Apara Ekadashi. Lord Krishna elaborated him the entire importance of the very Apara Ekadasi. He told him that Apara Ekadashi is named such, because it is a basis of attaining enormous wealth, prosperity, and money for the devotees. Devotees who observe the fast of Apara Ekadasi with faith and devotion by following all the rules of the fast, he/she gains immense favour from Lord Vishnu.

By observing the fast, one can eliminate all the sins of life, including those which are not considered humane. The bad deeds like killing a Brahman, a cow, or speaking a lie, making relations with some other woman, also get vanished away by observing the Apara Ekadashi Vrat.

Lord Krishna also told him that everyone should observe the Apara Ekadasi Vrat for receiving the immense blessings of Lord Vishnu.

Rituals of Apara Ekadashi, Following are the rituals which are followed on this Ekadashi :
  • Observing fasts of Shivratri.
  • Charity of Gold or Silver.
  • Donation of horse, elephant or cow.
  • Hearing or reciting Apara Ekadashi Story which is called Katha.

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