Devuthana Ekadashi

Devuthana Ekadashi (or Prabodhini Ekadashi) marks the auspicious awakening of Lord Vishnu from his Chaturmas period, signalling the return of auspicious activities like weddings and housewarmings.

• Awakening of Lord Vishnu
  On this day, Lord Vishnu wakes up from his four-month Yog Nidra (cosmic sleep), which began on Devshayani Ekadashi.

• Marks End of Chaturmas
  Devuthana Ekadashi signifies the end of the holy Chaturmas period, after which all शुभ (auspicious) activities can begin again.

• Tulsi Vivah Celebration
  The sacred ritual of Tulsi Vivah is performed, symbolizing the marriage of Tulsi (holy basil) with Lord Vishnu (Shaligram form).

• Also Known as Prabodhini Ekadashi
  This Ekadashi is also called Prabodhini Ekadashi, meaning “the awakening Ekadashi.”

• Fasting and Worship
  Devotees observe fast, perform special पूजा, and offer prayers to Lord Vishnu for prosperity, happiness, and spiritual growth.