Ekadashi is a sacred fasting day in Hinduism, observed on the 11th lunar day (Tithi) of both Shukla Paksha and Krishna Paksha every month. That means twice a month , devotees of Lord Vishnu observe Ekadashi vrat to seek blessings, purity of mind, and spiritual growth. In one year, there are 24 Ekadashi fasts , and during an Adhik Maas (extra lunar month) , the count increases to 26 . 🙏 Why Ekadashi is Observed Ekadashi fasting is believed to: Purify the body and mind Increase devotion and self-discipline Destroy negative energy and sins Bring blessings of Lord Vishnu Lead the soul towards Moksha (liberation) According to scriptures, grains and cereals are avoided to maintain purity and spiritual discipline. 🕉️ How to Observe Ekadashi Fast A Day Before Ekadashi (Dashami) Eat one satvik meal in the afternoon Avoid onion, garlic, and tamasic food Keep your thoughts pure and devotional On Ekadashi Day Devote...