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Podcast dedicated to Jyotish or Vedic Astrology by Elena Starikova. https://www.astro-analysis.net
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Parshva Parivartini Ekadashi (opens the original)
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Ekadashi is a sacred day of fasting from grains and legumes, purification, spiritual practice, and developing our relationship with God. 🙏 The name Parshva Parivartini means “turning over.” During Chaturmasya, Lord Vishnu rests on Ananta in the ocean of milk. On this Ekadashi, He turns to His other side. He rests on Shayana Ekadashi, turns on Parshva Ekadashi, and awakens on Utthana Ekadashi. 🍽️ You may observe the fast according to your ability: • fruits, milk, roots and water • one meal of per
Annada Ekadashi (opens the original)
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Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Saraswati Thakura writes: “Just as service to the master is the fundamental function of the servant, so service to Vishnu is natural and inherent to the jiva (soul). This is called Vaishnavata (Vaishnavism), and every jiva is a Vaishnava.” This is a day when we can remember the Lord more deeply and try to serve the Vaishnavas. And if you are just beginning your journey into Vedic culture, start with the Bhagavad-gita. Nowhere else is the nature of the world, the nature of t
Pavitraropani Ekadashi (opens the original)
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🍃 Pavitraropani Ekadashi, also known as Putrada Ekadashi, is one of the important Ekadashis in the Hindu calendar. This day is observed on the 11th day of the Shukla Paksha (waxing moon phase) of the Shravana month (July–August) in the Hindu lunar calendar. The name "Pavitraropani" is associated with the ritual of offering sacred threads (pavitra), which are placed on the murtis (deities) and around the necks of devotees as a sign of purification and devotion. This ritual symbolizes the purifica
Kāmikā Ekadash (opens the original)
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According to the Puranas, worshipping the Lord with Tulasi leaves carries immense spiritual power. Seeing Tulasi, touching her, offering prayers to her, and offering her leaves to the Lord are said to purify a person and help free them from fear, suffering, and the reactions of past actions. 🌿 It is said that one who faithfully offers Tulasi leaves at the lotus feet of the Lord receives the opportunity to develop pure devotion.
Śrī Śayana Ekādaśī (opens the original)
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🌿 Śayana Ekādaśī, also known as Padma Ekādaśī, Deva-Śayanī Ekādaśī, or Viṣṇu-Śayanī Ekādaśī, marks the day when Lord Viṣṇu, together with the demigods, symbolically enters His divine sleep (yoga-nidrā). This day also marks the beginning of Dakṣiṇāyana—the Sun’s southward journey.
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