Padmini Vishuddha Ekadashi 2023 Date, Time, Rituals & Significance
The Padmini Vishuddha Ekadashi is a significant Ekadashi tithi that occurs every three years on the eleventh day of the Shukla Paksha, or waxing Moon, in the Adhik Maas or Malamaas. According to the Hindu calendar, the Adhik Maas is an additional month or leap month that occurs every three years. This means the Hindu year will have 13 rather than 12 months. According to the Gregorian calendar, Padmini Vishuddha Ekadashi occurs between July and August. It is also known as Shukla Paksha Adhik Maas Ekadashi. It is very important for Ekadashi to fast and appease Lord Vishnu or Purushottam on this day in order to attain temporal desires. The following Padmini Ekadashi occurs in 2023.
Padmini Ekadashi Date 2023
Saturday 29 July 2023
Start – July 28, 2023, at 2:51 p.m
End – July 29, 2023, at 1:05 p.m
Rituals of Padmini Ekadashi
- To observe Purushottam Ekadashi, rise early in the morning and bathe prior to sunrise. Singing your favourite hymns can purify the body and spirit.
- Padmini Ekadashi Vrat is a ritual involving fasting that you must observe at all costs. Do not consume urad dal, rice, spinach, Chikoo, or honey. If you are unable to observe a complete fast, you may consume fruits and dairy products.
- On the tenth day, the Dashami Tithi preceding the Padmini Ekadashi fast, a devotee must consume a wholesome’sattvik’ meal once, excluding scallions and garlic. Avoid dining with bronze utensils.
- Try to remain awake on Padmini Ekadashi, and if you must sleep, sleep on the floor if you have important work the following day.
- If possible, perform Panchamrit Abhishek of Lord Vishnu by igniting tulsi leaves, incense sticks, candles, and dhoopa after Padmini Ekadashi.
- Evening is a time when devotees of Lord Vishnu can chant or listen to Vishnu hymns and songs. Try reading the Vishnu Sahasranama and other books that you appreciate, such as the Upanishads and the Vishnu Purana.
- You may also chant his name if you have no other option. Evening Purushottam Ekadashi Vrat Katha recitation is also possible.
- On the day of Padmini Ekadashi, you can donate food, clothing, and other items to a socially or economically disadvantaged person.
- If you want a successful fast, you must follow the procedures outlined in your Kundli based on the movements of the planets.
- For this, you must seek the assistance of an expert and acquire your customised Janam Kundli along with the remedies and Shubh Muhurat based on the position of the planets.
How To Fast on Padmini Ekadashi
- During the Ekadashi fast, rise early in the morning, take a ritual bath, and don clean clothing.
- In front of the statues of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi, ignite a ghee lamp.
Light a lamp with incense and ghee. - Lord Vishnu and Mother Lakshmi deserve flowers, fruits, candies, and Panchamrit.
- Basil leaves must be included in every Bhoga offered to God.
- On this day, recite the “Vishnu Sahasranamam” and “Narayan Stotra”
- Go to the Lord Vishnu’s temple and observe a fast.
- On the second day, Dwadashi, the fast is broken at the time of Paran with sattvic sustenance.
Significance of Padmini Ekadashi
In the month of Purushottam, Ekadashi will be observed at Shri Panchmukhi Hanuman Temple. Sunday will be the day of Ekadashi’s fasting worship, according to the cleric of the Temple. He stated that the Ekadashi fast in the month of Purushottam has special significance. By observing the Ekadashi fast that occurs during the month of Purushottam, one attains an Ekadashi fast that is permanent. In this scenario, he must rise before dawn. During the Brahma muhurta, Surya Narayan is offered water by placing a roll in the water.
Additionally, these 33 names of God are spoken or the mantra Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya is chanted. During this, the Ekadashi fast’s history will be recounted. During this time, both the cow and the females are fed. Women fast during the month of Purushottam, according to religious texts. This month, all Braj residents performed Purushottam to obtain Lord Krishna. Since then, a fast is observed during the Purushottam month.
