Nirjala Ekadshi 2022.

Jai shree Krishna, .Nirjala Ekadshi Friday 10, June 2022

Bath Vishnu bhagvan with Panchamrit {mixture of milk, Ghee (purified butter), sugar, mass, and honey}.

➡️➡️2. Worship deity Vishnu bhagvan, by lighting Divas (earthen lamps), offering Tulsi leaves and fruits.

👉👉3.Perform Aarti

👉👉4. Observe Nirjala Ekadasi Vrat.

🔴5. Donate clothes, food, , and other useful things to the needy people.

🔴6. Break Nirjala Ekadasi fast next morning, after worshiping the Bhagvan. (Fast began from Sunrise and end with sunrise of next day) , Kindly don’t live in perception that fast end midnight.

🔴7. Offer 1008 , or 108, or 11,Tulsi Leaves to Bhagvan Vishnu,by chanting OM Namo Bhagvate Vasudevay Mantra .
please pick up Tulsi leaves before sunset of Thursday 09th June

🔔8. It is also believed that if we perform charity to the Brahmins then good luck is obtained.

🔔9. One can Read Bhagvad Gita , if not possible to fast.

Benefit of this Ekadashi Vrat.
Going on a pilgrimage

Burning all the sins and mistakes

Gaining the virtues of all the 24 Ekadashis of the year

Cleaning all the impurities and negativity from the body and soul

Achieve longevity, happiness, salvation, wealth, and prosperity

🪔🪔🪔 According to the Vedic Sanatan Dharma, the movement of the moon on the day of Ekadashi has a direct correlation with the human body and mind. during Ekadashi, the water in the body shifts in such a way that it puts pressure on the senses, making them more prone to worldly pleasure. Spiritually to attain control over senses, devotees resort to Upavas. Upavas also means to reside (vas) nearby (upa), that is moving closer to the Bhagvan or spiritual consciousness. one counteracts negative influence generated by the influence of the moon. By fasting mind attains maximum efficiency giving the brain a better capacity to meditate. out of the five Pandav, Yudhisthir, Arjun, Nakul and Sahadev used to observe Ekadashi Vrat along with Kunti (their mother) and Draupadi (their wife). But Bhim, their second brother, was not able to do so, as he was fond of eating and controlling hunger was impossible for him. Once, he expressed his wish to observe the fast, but wanted to eat as well. However, as eating was against the ritual of Ekadashi fast; therefore, he went to his grandfather (Ved Vyas) to seek help. On this, Vyas suggested him to observe Nirjala Ekadashi Vrat, as it is equivalent to observing all the 24 Ekadashi Vrats. He also told him that observing this fast will compensate him for not being able to observe all the other Ekadashi Vrats of the year. Bhim followed his grandfather’s advice and observed the fast with faith and dedication. As a result of observing Nirjala Ekadasi fast and not consuming anything, he became unconscious on the very next morning. To get back to his senses, he offered Ganga Jal to Tulsi plant and ended his fast. After this, Nirjala Ekadashi came to be known as Bhima Ekadashi, Bhimseni Ekadashi, and Pandav Ekadashi. The literal meaning of Nirjala is “without water”. This reason makes Nirjala Ekadashi Vrat the most difficult as well as the most sacred. Devotees find this fast more difficult and strict than others, Being a 24-hour long fast,

👉👉Nirjala Ekadashi Vrat starts from sunrise of the day and ends on the sunrise of the next day i.e. Dwadashi (the twelfth day). This holy day is spent in the dedication of Bhagvan Vishnu and chanting Mantras. However, if someone is unable to observe the Nirjala Ekadashi Vrat due to any reason, they can make donations to the needy people for seeking blessings of this meritorious day.

🔴Though Nirjala Ekadashi is not easy to observe, still performing it with the right rituals can open doors of success for you. Observe Nirjala Ekadasi and get the blessings of Vishnu Bhagvan along with the washing off all your evils. If you are not able to observe the other Ekadasi Vrats of this year, then Nirjala Ekadashi Vrat can help you in compensating for each one of them.
For More Details Please Contact :

GurujiGopalVyas
East London Hindu Mandir, South Africa.

ओम नमो भगवते वासुदेवाय, Om Namo Bhagvate Vasudevay

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