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Papankusha ekadashi 2025 kab hai: Ekadashi Tithi has special significance in Sanatan Dharma, which is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. There are two Ekadashi in every month, and each of them gives fruits according to its name. Ekadashi of Shukla Paksha of Ashwin month is known as Papankusha Ekadashi. It is believed that on this day, all the sins of the person who fasting and worshiping are destroyed by law, he gets happiness and prosperity and finally attains salvation. This year, the holy festival of Papankusha Ekadashi will be celebrated on 3 October 2025, Friday.
Papankusha Ekadashi: Auspicious time (2025)
- Ekadashi date starts: 2 October 2025, Thursday, 07:10 pm.
- Ekadashi Tithi ends: 3 October 2025, Friday, till 06:32 pm
- The fast of Papankusha Ekadashi will be observed on 3 October 2025, Friday. (According to Udaya Tithi)
- Fasting time on 4 October 2025, Saturday, 06:16 am to 08:37 pm
Papankusha Ekadashi Worship of worship
Take a bath in the morning and take a pledge to fast. Install the idol or picture of Lord Vishnu in the house. Worship Lord Vishnu with yellow flowers, Tulsi Dal, sandalwood and incense-lamp. The use of yellow items like bananas, sweets, turmeric, and yellow clothes is considered auspicious. Keep fast throughout the day and only do fruits. In the evening, chant Vishnu Sahastranam or Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya Mantra. The next day, pass the fast on Dwadashi date.
Rules of Papankusha Ekadashi fast
Anger, laziness and untrue speech should be avoided on the day of fasting. On this day it is necessary to maintain distance from non -vegetarian, liquor and negative trends. The fasting should follow celibacy. Donating to the poor and needy has special significance.
Benefits of Papankusha Ekadashi
The sins of fasting are destroyed and happiness and peace are communicated in life. There is prosperity in the family. The person gets the way to attain salvation. The virtuous life of this fast remains together after death.
Importance of Papankusha Ekadashi
The name ‘Papankusha’ means ‘to curb sins’. According to mythological beliefs, by observing this Ekadashi fast, a person gets freedom from the sins committed inadvertently and does not have to bear the sufferings of Yamlok. In the Padma Purana, Lord Krishna himself has told Yudhishthira the importance of this fast and said that this Ekadashi fast destroys all sins. The devotees who worship Lord Vishnu with full devotion on this day and donate to the poor, they get thousands of Ashwamedha Yajna and hundred Surya Yajna. This fast brings happiness and peace in life and in the end the person attains Baikuntha folk of Lord Vishnu.
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