"Among all vows, Ekadashi is most dear to Lord Sri Krishna."
— Padma Purana

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Ekadashi, observed on the eleventh day of the lunar fortnight, is one of the most auspicious days in the Vedic calendar. It is a special opportunity to purify the mind and heart through devotion, self-discipline, and remembrance of Lord Sri Krishna.

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More than simply fasting, Ekadashi is a day to reduce material distractions and increase our spiritual practices. By sincerely observing Ekadashi, devotees cultivate inner peace, strengthen their devotion, and make steady progress in Krishna consciousness.

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How to Observe Ekadashi

 

Devotees are encouraged to:

• Observe a fast according to their health and capacity.

• Avoid grains and beans.

• Chant the Hare Krishna Maha Mantra.

• Read Bhagavad-gita and Srimad Bhagavatam.

• Participate in Bhajan, Kirtan, and Hari-katha.

• Perform Go-Seva by serving and caring for Gomatas.

• Spend the day in prayer, remembrance, and devotional association.

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Join Us in Observing Ekadashi

 

we invite all devotees and well-wishers to observe this sacred Ekadashi by engaging in Krishna bhakti, Go-Seva, and spiritual association.

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May the blessings of Sri Sri Radha Govinda, Sri Guru, and Gomata inspire devotion, peace, and spiritual strength in your life.

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Hare Krishna! 🙏