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All You Need To Know About Parsva Ekadashi 2025

By September 7, 2024December 16th, 2024No Comments
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Parsva Ekadashi 2025 is an auspicious day to seek the blessings of Lord Vishnu’s fifth avatar, Lord Vamana. The Parsva Ekadashi is also known as Parivartini Ekadashi, Jayanti Ekadashi and Vamana Ekadashi. This day falls during the holy period of Chaturmas when Lord Vishnu goes to deep sleep.

Parsva Ekadashi 2025 Date and Tithi Timings 

  • Parsva Ekadashi 2025 Date: 3rd September 2025 (Wednesday)
  • Ekadashi Tithi Begins: 03:53 AM, Sep 03
  • Ekadashi Tithi Ends: 04:21 AM, Sep 04

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What is Parsva or Parivartani Ekadashi? 

Among all the other Ekadashis, Parsva Ekadashi 2025 is among the most auspicious and sacred. According to the Hindu calendar, the Parivartani Ekadashi falls on the 11th day of Shukla Paksha, during Bhadrapada’s lunar month, September, as per the Gregorian Calendar. 

Moreover, Hindus observe this festival during ‘Dakshinayana Punyakalam’, which signifies the Goddesses’ night period. Parsva Ekadashi occurs during the ‘Chaturmas’ period, which holds great blessings and acceptance. It is a day when devotees worship the fifth avatar of Lord Vishnu, Lord Vamana.

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What is the Importance of Parsva Ekadashi?

Parsva Ekadashi 2025 is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and is highly spiritual and religiously significant for Hindu devotees. Observing Parsva Ekadashi can help cleanse one’s past sins and help one attain freedom from the cycle of birth and death.

Different parts of India may have unique customs and practices for celebrating Parsva Ekadashi. In some regions, devotees organise parades and cultural programmes and sing devotional bhajans and kirtans. 

Moreover, on the day of Vamana Ekadashi, devotees who perform charitable acts are blessed with peace, prosperity, and happiness. So, dedicate this day to seeking blessing from Lord Vishnu through prayers and fasting. 

Mythological Story Behind the Celebration of Parsva Ekadashi 

The story of Parsva Ekadashi revolves around the demon king Bali and Lord Vishnu’s Vamana avatar. King Bali gained immense strength and control over the three worlds through true devotion towards Lord Vishnu. Despite his generosity and fairness, his growing power threatened the Gods as he had replaced King Indra. 

As a result, Lord Vishnu incarnated as Vamana, a dwarf Brahmin, to help all the dieties. King Bali was performing a havan when Vamana approached and requested three-half of the land. Bali, known for his unselfishness, agreed. 

When Vamana cover the entire Earth

In that situation, suddenly, Vamana grew into a giant form, covering the entire earth with one step, the heavens with the second, and leaving no space for the third. King Bali realised no other common man but Lord Vishnu, who was in the form of Vamana. 

Therefore, Bali offered his head for the third step. Vamana placed his foot on Bali’s head, pushing him to the Patal lok. However, impressed by Bali’s devotion, Vishnu allowed him to visit his kingdom every year. 

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Reason Behind Name of Parsva Ekadashi

Parsva Ekadashi is named after the word “Parsva,” which means “side” or “turn” in Sanskrit. This festival occurs during the Chaturmas period, a four-month sacred period in Hinduism when Lord Vishnu goes to sleep. 

On this day, Lord Vishnu turns to the right side from the left. Therefore, on this day, Parsva Ekadashi is observed to seek Lord Vishnu’s blessings for prosperity and spiritual growth. This festival is important because it happens during the Chaturmas period and highlights the importance of devotion and discipline.

Important Rituals to Perform during Parsva Ekadashi 2025

Here are some of the essential rituals of Parsva Ekadashi 2025. Following these instructions, one can perform the Parsva Ekadashi Puja. 

  • First, the devotees should wake up before sunrise and bathe during the Brahma Murtha. 
  • If you are observing fast, you must take a Sanklap. 
  • After that, wear a clean cloth and start preparing for the puja. 
  • First, place a yellow cloth for the puja and keep the idol or photos of Lord Hari Vishnu. 
  • Offer holy water, Akshat, Tulsi leaves, yellow-coloured flowers or Lotus, ghee lamps, roli, and sandalwood. 
  • You should also prepare the Panchmrit for Abhishekam. You’ll need curd, milk, sugar, honey, and ghee for that.
  • Start the puja by offering all the necessary ingredients while chanting the Vishnu mantra and stotram. 
  • A special aarti is performed with all the family members in the evening. 
  • Devotees should stay awake all night and indulge in bhajans and kirtans as a devotion towards lord vishnu. 

Parsva Ekadashi Vrat: Do’s and Don’ts

Here are the things you must follow and a few things you must strictly avoid during Parsva Ekadashi. 

Do’s:

  • Observe a strict fast from sunrise to sunset, consuming only fruits, milk, and water.
  • Engage in devotion by chanting mantras and reading sacred texts, especially the Vishnu Sahasranama.
  • Donate food, clothes, and money to the needy as an act of kindness and virtue.
  • Spend the day meditating, seeking spiritual upliftment and connection with Lord Vishnu.

Don’ts:

  • Refrain from consuming grains, beans, and certain vegetables like onions and garlic.
  • Avoid drinking alcohol, meat, and other unwanted foods that disturb spiritual purity.
  • Avoid anger, disputes, and negative thoughts. Maintain a calm and peaceful mind.
  • Avoid laziness, and stay active in performing prayers and other devotional activities. 

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Benefits of performing the Parsva Ekadashi Puja and Vrat

These are the special benefits of performing the Parsva Ekadashi 2025 puja and vrat: 

  • It brings inner peace and connection with Lord Vishnu through puja vidhi and fast. 
  • It helps in cleansing past karmas, leading to the removal of life’s obstacles and difficulties.
  • Fasting detoxifies the body, improves digestion, and boosts overall health and well-being.
  • Increases mental clarity and focus by consuming simple foods during the Parsva Ekadashi fast.
  • Attracts positive energy and blessings, bringing prosperity, happiness, and harmony to one’s life.

Frequently Asked Questions 

1. When is Parsva Ekadashi 2025?

Devotees will observe Parsva Ekadashi 2025 on Wednesday, 3rd September 2025. However, the Ekadashi Tithi will start at 03:53 AM, Sep 03 and end at 04:21 AM, Sep 04. 

2. Who is worshipped on Parivartani Ekadashi?

On the day of Parivartani Ekadshi, Lord Vamana, the fifth avatar of Lord Vishnu, is worshipped.

3. What are the other names of Parsva Ekadashi?

Parsva Ekadashi’s other names include Padma Ekadashi, Vamana Ekadashi, Jayanti Ekadashi, Jaljhilini Ekadashi, and Parivartini Ekadashi.

4. What are the benefits of Parsva Ekadashi?

Parsva Ekadashi vrat and puja are beneficial for spiritual growth, cleansing past karmas, enhancing mental clarity, and attracting positive energy.

5. What does the Parsva Ekadashi mythological story revolve around?

The Parsva Ekadashi story revolves around Lord Vishnu asking King Bali for three-half of the land. When Bali agreed, Vamana grew huge, covering the universe in two steps. Bali offered his head for the third step while he was pushed down to Patal lok.

6. Why is it called Parsva Ekadashi?

The Parsva Ekadashi is named after Lord Vishnu, who turned to his right side (Parsva) while sleeping during the Chaturmas period.

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