Dev Uthani Ekadashi 2025: Significance, Celebration Date, and Rituals
Understanding Dev Uthani Ekadashi
Dev Uthani Ekadashi 2025: This significant day in Hindu tradition, also referred to as Devotthan Ekadashi, marks the awakening of Lord Vishnu from his four-month period of yogic slumber. On this occasion, the joyous sounds of trumpets herald the return of auspicious events in households. Additionally, the day is particularly important for the Tulsi Vivah, as it is believed that participating in this ceremony on Dev Uthani yields rewards akin to giving away a daughter. Observing a fast on this day is thought to bring prosperity and favorable outcomes in various pursuits. However, there is some uncertainty regarding the exact date for Dev Uthani Ekadashi this year. Let’s explore when this festival will be observed in 2025.
Date of Celebration
When will Dev Uthani Ekadashi be celebrated?
The Ekadashi Tithi during the Shukla Paksha (waxing phase) of Kartik month is set to commence on November 1st at 9:11 AM and will conclude the following day, November 2nd, at 7:31 AM. Thus, Dev Uthani Ekadashi will be celebrated on November 1st, 2025.
Auspicious Timing for Worship
Auspicious Time
Astrologers suggest that the ideal time for worship on Devuthani Ekadashi will be at 7:00 PM on November 1st, 2025. It is believed that all deities will awaken from their slumber at this hour. The Shatabhisha Nakshatra will also be active until 6:20 PM, along with the presence of Dhruva Yoga during this period.
Rituals and Worship Method
Worship Method
To observe Devuthani Ekadashi, begin by sprinkling Ganga water throughout your home before commencing worship. Dress in yellow attire and create an image of Lord Vishnu's feet for the ritual.
Use red ochre to craft this figure and place seasonal fruits, sweets, plums, and water chestnuts nearby. Additionally, keep items intended for donation close to the deity. Position some sugarcanes beside the figure and cover them with a sieve or basket. Light a lamp near the figure and offer prayers to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi. At the auspicious time, sound a conch or bell to awaken all deities with the chant 'Utho Deva, Baitha Deva'. Finally, present Panchamrit to the gods, and on the following day, donate according to your means while breaking the fast.
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