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Next Ekadashi
Annada Ekadashi
14 (Fri) Krishna Ekadashi. Annada Ekadashi (in Soquel). Fast. 15 (Sat) Krishna Dvadashi. Paran between 06:25 and 10:56. The glories of Annada Ekadashi is described in the Brahmavaivartha purana in the conversation between Lord Krishna and Maharaj Yudhisthira. Maharaj Yudhisthira said, "O, Krishna! What is the name of the Ekadashi, which occures during the wanning moon in the month of August/September. Please be kind to me and explain this".
Parsva Ekadashi
28 (Fri) Gaura Ekadashi. Fasting on Parshva Ekadashi (in Soquel). 29 (Sat) Gaura Dvadashi. Paran between 06:36 and 10:57 after the worship of Sri Vamanadev The glories of Parsva Ekadashi which is also known as Parivartini Ekadashi or Vamana Ekadashi is described in Brahmavaivartha Purana in the conversation between Lord Krishna and Maharaj Yudhisthira. Maharaj Yudhisthira asked Lord Krishna, "What is the name of the Ekadashi which occures during the waxing moon in the month of August/September. How one should observe this Ekadashi and what is the merit one obtain by observing it? Please explain to me all these in details".
Indira Ekadashi
13 (Sun) Krishna Ekadashi. Indira Ekadashi (in Soquel). Fast. 14 (Mon) Krishna Dvadashi. Paran between 06:49 and 09:40. The glories of Indira Ekadashi is described in Brahmavaivartha Purana in the conversation between Lord Krishna and Maharaj Yudhisthira. Maharaj Yudhisthira said, "O, Krishna! O, Madhusudana! O Killer of the demon Madhu! What is the name of the Ekadashi, which occures during the wanning moon in the month of September/October. What are the rules and regulations for observing this Ekadashi and what is the merit one gains by observing it".
Padmini Ekadashi
27 (Sun) Gaura Ekadashi. Padmini Ekadashi (in Soquel). Fast. 28 (Mon) Gaura Dvadashi. Paran between 07:01 and 09:18.
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How comply Ekadasi?
Ekadasi - day austerities or penances regularly observed by those who follow Sanatana Dharma. "Eka" means "one" and "dashi" - means "ten."