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Padmini Ekadashi 2039

Adhika masa Shukla Ekadashi: the fast dedicated to Lord Vishnu (Purushottama)

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Padmini Ekadashi · 2039
📍 Bangalore, India
September 28, 2039
Adhika masa Shukla Ekadashi: the fast dedicated to Lord Vishnu (Purushottama)
Timings · Bangalore
Sunrise
06:09:51 AM
Sunset
06:11:13 PM
🌅 Previous Sunrise
Sep 27
06:09:50
🌙 Ekadashi Begins
Sep 27
17:42:55
🌅 Sunrise
Sep 28
06:09:51
🌙 Ekadashi Ends
Sep 28
16:08:50
🌇 Sunset
Sep 28
18:11:13
🌅 Next Sunrise
Sep 29
06:09:52
About

Padmini Ekadashi

This Ekadashi falls in the bright fortnight of the Adhika or Purushottama masa, the extra lunar month, and so comes only once in about three years. Sri Krishna told Yudhishthira its story as the sage Pulastya once told Narada.

The great Haihaya king had many queens but no son, and went to the forest to perform long penance. His queen Padmini, a daughter of King Harishchandra, followed him. There she met Anasuya, wife of the sage Atri, who taught her the fast of the Ekadashi of the extra month.

Padmini kept the fast and the night vigil with devotion. The Lord was pleased and granted a son who could not be defeated. That son was the mighty Kartavirya Arjuna, whom even Ravana could not overcome. The vow is said to bring the merit of bathing in all the holy places.

Tradition & Practice
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Extra month
It falls only in the Adhika or Purushottama masa.
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Queen Padmini
Taught by Anasuya, the queen kept this fast for a son.
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Kartavirya Arjuna
The son born by its merit could not be overcome even by Ravana.
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