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28 October
How to break Rama Ekadashi fast?
Rama Ekadashi 2024: Date and TimeEkadashi Tithi Begins - October 27, 2024 - 05:23 AM
Rama Ekadashi 2024: Dedicated to Vishnu, Rama Ekadashi or Karthik Krishna Ekadashi is the main day of fasting for Hindus. Check out this year's dates.
Ram Ekadashi 2024: Significance
Rama Ekadashi 2024: Considered one of the most auspicious Ekadashi in Hindu tradition, Rama Ekadashi falls on the 11th day of the month of Kartik during the Krishna Paksha period of the Hindu calendar. It is observed four days before Diwali (October 31 this year) and is also known as Rambha Ekadashi or Kartik Krishna Ekadashi. One Rama Ekadashi vrat is equal to one hundred Rajasuya Yagyas or one thousand Ashvamedha Yagyas.
Rama Ekadashi Puja ritual
Devotees perform sexual baths in the early morning and then dress up for the day. During Rama Ekadashi pooja, they emphasize on unwavering devotion and devotion. Observing the fast and promising not to do anything wrong is an important part of the ritual.
During Rama Ekadashi, idols of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Laxmi are installed, diyas are lit and sweets, flowers and vermilion are offered as part of the puja. Devotees offer panchamrit and tulsi patra, which are said to be necessary for a complete puja, to appease Lord Vishnu.
How to break your fast on Dwadashi Tithi?
1. People should wake up early in the morning and take a bath.
2. They should start puja rituals during Parana time and worship Lord Vishnu by lighting diyas, offering Tulsi Patra and offering various sacred objects like fruits, sweets, panchamrit and dry fruits.
3. Believers should ask the Lord for forgiveness for any mistakes they may make while fasting.
4. Chant various mantras and recite Vishnu Sahasranama and Shri Hari Stotram.
5. After completing the ritual, you can break your fast by eating Bhog Prasad or Tulsi Patra. MantraOm Namo Bhagvate Vasudevaye..!!Shree Krishna Govind Hare Murari Goodbye Nath Narayan Vasudeva..!!Ram Ram Rameti Rame Raame Manorame Sahasranama Tatulyam Ram Naam Varanane..!!
Benefits of Rama Ekadasi Vrat
Devotees who fast on the auspicious day of Rama Ekadashi can get the following benefits:
You can get relief from the sins of your past life or any wrong deeds you have done unintentionally in your life.
You can attain salvation for yourself and your ancestors
Observing fasting is equivalent to more than 100 Rajasuya Yagnas or 1000 Ashwamedha Yagnas (fire rituals to achieve strength and power) so you will get positive results in your life You can.
You can restore peace and happiness in your family .
Lord Vishnu can protect you from evil forces and hidden enemies.
Foods to avoid during Ram Ekadashi Vrat
Here are some foods that you should not consume during Ram Ekadashi Vrat.
Food Grains, cereals and pulses (beets) should be kept away from Ekadashi.
The flavor can be used in cooking, but mustard seeds should be avoided.
Asafoetida powder cannot be used because it contains grains. All things considered, it can be utilized uniquely in Ekadashi.
Cooking with grains should also be avoided. For example, stay away from the taste of brushing your hands with the ghee and chapati powder used to bake the puri.
You cannot also consume Vishnuprasadam if it contains the above taboo foods. However, such prasadam is taken on the next day.
People who worship Lord Vishnu with great devotion and devotion receive wealth, health and prosperity. Lord Vishnu also allows his followers to have their wishes fulfilled.
30 August
Jitiya Festival.Everything you need to know about this festival, vrat katha and more. Designerplanet
Author: Sakina Khatoon
Jitiya Festival Jivitputrika.Everything you need to know about this festival, vrat katha and more. Designerplanet
Key Highlights
Jivitputrika Vrat is observed on the Ashtami Tithi, Krishna Paksha Ashwin
On this day, women observe a vratMothers pray for the wellbeing of their children.
Women from Bihar, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh and some parts of Nepal observe the Vrat
How is Jivitputrika celebrated?
Jitiya puja is also known as “Jivitputrika Vrat” or “Jiutiya.Jitiya is an important festival of married Nepalese women from Mithilanchal and Tharu women of all castes. Jitiya vrata is performed for the well-being and long life of your children. It is performed at Aswin Krishna Ashtmi usually during the time of Pradosh.The women keep a Nirjala fast for the well-being of her children. The Jivitputrika Vrat is celebrated from the Saptami to the Navami of the Krishna Paksha of Ashwin month.
Dresses for Vart
Importance and Law:
It is believed that an eagle and a zorra who lived in a jungle near the Narmada River were friends. One day, several women came to perform the puja and the day. The too wanted to observe the Vrat. But the fox could not control his hambre. Therefore, she is there for food. On the other hand, the eagle observed the day with devotion. As a result, kids born to the Fox murieron few days after birth. Meanwhile, the descendants of Eagle were blessed with a long life. According to another story, Jimutavahana was a kind king of Gandharva. Jimutvanhan handed over his kingdom to his brothers and went to the woods to serve his priest. He would spend time taking care of his priest. One day I saw an old woman in mourning. When asking, she says that she belonged to a family of snakes (Nagvanshaki) and that she only had a child. But due to an oath, every day a snake is offered to Garuda as food and morning is the opportunity for his son to convert into his food.
Jimutavahana consoled him and promised that he would protect his son from Garuda. He decides to settle on the lecho de rocas as food for Garuda. Later, Garuda arrived and attacked the Jimutvahana with the nails. Garuda was surprised that Jimutavahana did not respond. Garuda asked for his identity. Jimutavahan described the entire scene. Garuda was pleased with the courage and benevolence of Jimutvahana. He promised Jimutavahana not to accept any sacrifice of the serpents. Jimutvahana saves the raza of the serpientes. Since then, the day has been observed for the good life of children and a long life. Jivitputrika Vrat shows el amor y el affection de las madres hacia sus hijos. The mother keeps a strict schedule, without a drop of water for the prosperity of her children.
Rituals/ Celebrations:
Jivitptrika Vrat is celebrated for three days, from the seventh to the ninth day of Krishna Paksha in the month of Ashwin. The first day is called Nahai-Khai. The mother eats food only after taking a bath. On this day, all mothers who have passed away in the family are also honored. The second day is called Khur-Jitiya or Jivitputerka day. Strict fasting is done without water which is also called dry fasting. Jitiya is a red and yellow thread worn by fasting mothers. Threads are removed when damaged. The fat ends on the third day with Parana. Various dishes and special delicacies called Jhor Bhaat or Curry- Rice, Noni saag and Madua Roti are prepared. In western Bihar, eastern Uttar Pradesh and Nepal, Parana is made with Noni ka saag, Maruwa roti and vegetable soup with zucchini. The Vrata is difficult because the ritual has to be performed without wasting even a little water.
FAQs: Frequently asked questions
Q.1 Can we drink water in jitiya vrat?
Ans. No, water is not allowed in jitiya vrat.
Q.2 Who perform jitiya fast?
Ans. Married woman can perform jitiya fast.
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