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Devôtthāna Ekādaśī 2179

Kartika Shukla Ekadashi: the fast dedicated to Lord Vishnu, with Tulasi

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Devôtthāna Ekādaśī · 2179
📍 Bangalore, India
November 10, 2179
Kartika Shukla Ekadashi: the fast dedicated to Lord Vishnu, with Tulasi
Timings · Bangalore
Sunrise
06:17:07 AM
Sunset
05:49:53 PM
🌙 Ekādaśī Begins
November 9
04:18:04 AM
🌅 Pūrva Sūryodaya
November 9
06:16:45 AM
🌅 Sunrise
November 10
06:17:07 AM
🌙 Ekādaśī Ends
November 10
06:40:14 AM
🌇 Sunset
November 10
05:49:53 PM
🌅 Para Sūryodaya
November 11
06:17:29 AM
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Devôtthāna Ekādaśī

On this Ekadashi of Kartika Shukla, Lord Vishnu awakens from the four month yoga nidra that began on Devshayani Ekadashi, and Chaturmasya comes to an end. It is called Prabodhini or Haribodhini, the awakening of Hari.

Sri Krishna told Yudhishthira the glories that Brahma once revealed to Narada. A single fast on this day, Brahma said, gives the merit of a thousand ashvamedhas and a hundred rajasuyas, and a night of vigil with songs and stories of Hari burns away the sins of many lifetimes.

Brahma gave special place to Tulasi: offering her leaves to Vishnu in Kartika, and serving her by seeing, touching, watering, planting and worshipping her, brings lasting merit. From this day the marriage of Tulasi with Vishnu, Tulasi Vivah, is celebrated, and auspicious ceremonies such as weddings begin again.

Tradition & Practice
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Vishnu awakens
The Lord rises from His four month rest on this day.
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Chaturmasya ends
The period of vows that began on Devshayani Ekadashi closes now.
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Tulasi Vivah
The sacred marriage of Tulasi and Vishnu is celebrated from this day.
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