Ekadashi Puja is observed on the 11th lunar day of each fortnight, dedicated to Lord Vishnu, and involves fasting and prayers for spiritual merit and divine blessings.
60 min Physical & Online Ekadashi & Vrat Pujas
Why perform Ekadashi Puja?
Seeks spiritual merit and Lord Vishnu's blessings
Supports a disciplined, devotional lifestyle
Believed to bring peace of mind and inner clarity
When should Ekadashi Puja be performed?
Observed on Ekadashi, the 11th day of each lunar fortnight, occurring twice a month.
How is Ekadashi Puja performed?
Sankalp & Fasting
The devotee takes a vow and observes a partial or full fast for the day.
Vishnu Puja
Lord Vishnu is worshipped with tulsi leaves, flowers, and mantras.
Fast Breaking
The fast is broken the next day (Dwadashi) at the appropriate time.
Items needed (Samagri)
An idol or image of Lord Vishnu
Tulsi leaves and flowers
Fruits for the fast (if observing a partial fast)
Frequently Asked Questions
How strict is the Ekadashi fast?
Practices vary widely — some observe a strict water-only fast, others avoid grains but eat fruits, based on personal capacity and tradition.
How many Ekadashis are there in a year?
There are 24 Ekadashis in a typical year, occurring twice each lunar month.
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