Gauna Mokshada Ekadashi 23 December

Gauna Mokshada Ekadashi is a special occasion in the Hindu calendar where people observe a fast and offer it to Lord Vishnu. The unique feature of this fast is that it is observed on the day before the actual Ekadashi and the breaking of the fast ceremony is celebrated on the day of the Ekadashi. The fast is usually observed without consuming water, and fruits are eaten during the breaking of the fast ceremony.

Fast on Gauna Mokshada Ekadashi

This fast is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, and some people also offer it to his relatives, such as Parvati and the Earth. However, Vishnu is the primary deity associated with this fast. The fast is broken on the day of the Ekadashi with various types of fruits.

Effects of Vishnu Fast on Gauna Mokshada Ekadashi

Observing this fast has several positive effects on the life of the person fasting. It brings happiness and prosperity into their lives. During the fast, people usually perform Puja and recite Vishnu tales. Only the tales written during that year are recited in the temple. In addition, listening to Kathas related to Lord Vishnu and his relatives has a significant impact on the person observing the fast, bringing them unlimited wealth and prosperity.

Overall, Gauna Mokshada Ekadashi is an auspicious occasion that provides spiritual and material benefits to those who observe it with devotion and sincerity.