Utpanna Ekadashi 2025: From Shubh Muhurat, Parana Time To Significance - All You Need To Know
According to Drik Panchang, Ekadashi tithi commenced at 12:49 AM on November 15 and will conclude on November 16 at 2:37 AM. Meanwhile, Parana time is between 1:14 PM and 3:25 PM on November 16. On Parana Day, Saturday, 'Hari Vasara End Moment' will be observed at 9:09 AM.
Also Read | Australian tourist hitchhikes 500 km to Pushkar camel fair in viral videoEkadashi fast is broken after sunrise on next day of Ekadashi. As per rituals, devotees break their fast within Dwadashi Tithi during Pratahkal and avoid parana during Madhyahna and Hari Vasara.
Significance of Utpanna EkadashiConsidered the birth anniversary of Goddess Ekadashi, it is an important day for devotees who pledge to observe yearly fasting. Notably, associated with feminine power Ekadashi fasting begins from Utpanna Ekadashi. It is important to note that the word Utpanna means emergence or birth.
As per legends, Goddess Ekadashi was born out of Lord Vishnu to annihilate Demon Mur who intended to kill sleeping Lord Vishnu. Drik Panchang states,“Goddess Ekadashi is one of the protective powers of Lord Vishnu. Goddess Vaishnavi is another power of Lord Vishnu and part of Sapta Matrika.”
Also Read | Delhi Trade Fair 2025: Ticket price, dates, theme, traffic advisory, moreLord Vishnu had said, "You were born on Ekadashi, and therefore you will be known throughout the world by the name Ekadashi. You will be worshipped in every age. I will be more pleased by observing the Ekadashi fast than by any other form of worship. Those who observe your fast will attain salvation," as per ancient scriptures.
Also Read | YouTuber Tyler Oliveira calls off India 'Poop-Throwing Festival' docu releaseAccording to Tamil calendar, Utpanna Ekadashi is observed in the month of Karthigai Masam, while as per Malayalam calendar, it falls on Thulam of Vrishchika month. An important Hindu festival both spiritually and religiously, devotees observe Ekadashi fast is to obtain moksha or salvation. On this day, devotees of Lord Vishnu carry out numerous puja rituals and seek Shree Hari's blessings.
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