Devuthani Ekadashi Puja

Dev Uthani Ekadashi Puja: The day of Devuthani Ekadashi is considered a symbol of the awakening of Lord Vishnu and the resumption of auspicious works. On this day devotees worship Lord Vishnu and organize Tulsi Vivah. According to mythological belief, after four months of Devshayan, Lord Vishnu wakes up from Yoga Nidra on this day, due to which auspicious and auspicious energy is again transmitted in the creation. For this reason, special worship rituals are followed on this date. It is believed that the devotee who observes this fast with devotion, gets prosperity, marital happiness and divine blessings in his life. So let us know in detail about the worship method and necessary materials of Devuthani Ekadashi.

Devuthani Ekadashi puja method

• The picture or Shaligram of Lord Vishnu is compulsorily installed in the puja.
• The Tulsi plant is kept near Lord Vishnu, because Tulsi Mata is the main goddess of this fast.
• Yellow flowers are offered to Lord Vishnu, which is a symbol of auspiciousness and prosperity.
• Roli, rice and Ganga water are used in the puja as a sign of purification and auspicious work.
• The environment is purified by lighting incense and lamps.
• The Lord is anointed with Panchamrit (milk, curd, ghee, honey and sugar).
• Sweets and fruits are offered as Prasad.
• Lord Vishnu is awakened from yoga nidra by the sound of conch or bell.
• Red chunari, mangalsutra, bangles, turmeric and kumkum are considered essential for organizing Tulsi Vivah.

How to worship Devuthani Ekadashi?

1. Morning bath and resolution

On the day of Devuthani Ekadashi, one wakes up before sunrise and takes bath. After this, a resolution is taken to worship Lord Vishnu and a vow is taken to keep fast throughout the day. Some people observe waterless fast, while many devotees eat fruits.

2. Preparation of the place of worship

By spreading a clean yellow cloth, a picture of Lord Vishnu or a Shaligram stone is installed at a sacred place in the house. A Tulsi plant is kept nearby, because Tulsi Mata is considered the main goddess of this fast.

3. Worship material

Yellow flowers, Tulsidal, incense, lamp, sandalwood, Panchamrit, naivedya (offering), conch, bell, Akshat, Ganga water, and sweets are required for the puja. Using ghee or sesame oil in the lamp is considered auspicious.

4. Worship of Lord Vishnu

After lighting the lamp, yellow flowers, basil leaves and naivedya are offered to Lord Vishnu. After that Om Namo Bhagwate Vasudevaya mantra is chanted. Many devotees also recite Vishnu Sahasranama Stotra or Geeta on this day.

5. Special action of divine enlightenment

The specialty of Devuthani Ekadashi is to awaken Lord Vishnu from Yoga Nidra. For this, devotees wake up the Lord with the sound of conch, bell or Mridang. At this time the traditional mantra is chanted - Get up Dev Keshav, the month of Kartik has come, the time has come to start the auspicious work like marriage etc.

6. Organization of Tulsi marriage

In many homes, the marriage of Tulsi Mata and Shaligram ji is performed on this day. This marriage is considered a symbol of the resumption of auspicious works.

7. Vrat and Parana

After the puja, fast is observed throughout the day. The fast is broken after sunrise on Dwadashi Tithi. At the time of Paran, Prasad is taken by offering Kheer, Puri, Panchamrit and fruits to Lord Vishnu.

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