Archive · 1 Jun 2025
Yogini Ekadashi: Fasting and Worship to Nullify Curses
Yogini Ekadashi is like a special day for Hindus, falling on June 21st.
It's a day to fast and pray to Lord Vishnu to help fix any bad luck or problems caused by curses.
Curses are like wishes of bad things happening to you, and this fast is supposed to undo those wishes.
On this day, people wear yellow, worship Vishnu and his wife, and read a special story about the fast.
The goal is to get rid of bad karma and bring good things into your life.
Yogini Ekadashi, a Hindu fast, offers a path to alleviate the effects of curses.
The Ekadashi fast is observed on the 11th day of the waning moon phase in Ashadha.
Fasting on Yogini Ekadashi is believed to cleanse sins and attract divine blessings from Lord Vishnu.
The day involves specific rituals, including wearing yellow, and worshipping Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi.
Observance includes listening to the Yogini Ekadashi story, reciting Vishnu Chalisa, and chanting mantras.
- Who
- Devotees of Lord Vishnu.
- What
- A Hindu fast dedicated to Lord Vishnu, focusing on nullifying curses.
- When
- June 21st (Yogini Ekadashi).
- Where
- Observed by Hindus.
- Why
- To be freed from curses and sins and attract divine blessings.
- Date of Observance
- June 21st
- Deity Honored
- Lord Vishnu
- Purpose
- To be freed from curses and sins
- Recommended Attire
- Yellow Clothes
- Rituals
- Fasting, Puja, Katha, Chanting
