EKADASHI CALENDAR

Ekadashi has great importance in Hindu religion. There are two Ekadashi in every month. Which is called ‘Ekadashi’, the eleventh date after ten days of full moon and new moon. Among all the fasts, the fast of Ekadashi is considered the most ancient. There are two Ekadashis in every month and there are 24 Ekadashis every year, but when Adhikamas or Malmas comes, their number increases to 26 Ekadashis.According to the Hindu calendar, a day is called Tithi. There are 30 Tithis in each month. Which is divided into two parts, Shukla Paksha and Krishna Paksha. Shukla Paksha When the size of the moon starts increasing gradually, it is called Shukla Paksha.Full moon comes after Shukla Paksha ends. Similarly, when the size of the moon starts decreasing in the Krishna Paksha, it is called Krishna Paksha, after it ends, there is a new moon. Ekadashi also continues on the basis of these aspects. Maximum devotees come to visit Baba on Ekadashi of Krishna Paksha and Shukla Paksha.