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షట్తిల ఏకాదశి వ్రత కథ|Shattila Ekadashi Story in Telugu

షట్తిల ఏకాదశి వ్రత కథ|Shattila Ekadashi Story in Telugu#ekadashi #vishnu #krishna Shattila Ekadashi, also famous as Tilda or Sattila Ekadashi, takes place on the 11th day during the Paush Month in the Krishna Paksha. According to the Gregorian calendar, this festival occurs either in the month of February or January.The importance of Shattila Ekadashi is to make the people understand about the divine blessings and benefits associated with making donations and offering food to the needy and poor. Hence, the most significant part of this observance is to feed the poor and perform the puja of Lord Vishnu as by performing this the devotees get blessed and are bestowed with abundant wealth and happiness. The devotees who observe a fast of Shattila Ekadashi must wake up early morning and should take a bath. They should clean the place of worship, decorate and adorn the altar and then install the statue, idol or the picture of deities Lord Vishnu and Lord Krishna. Devotees must offer prayers and worship the deities by performing pujas and reciting the hymns of Lord Krishna and readingVishnu Sahasranama. Prasad (sacred food), tulsi water, fruits, coconut, incense sticks, and flowers should be offered to the deities, and continuously chant the mantras and sing devotional songs. The same puja must be repeated on the next morning i.e. on Dwadashi and devotees can conclude their Shattila Ekadashi vrat after consuming the sacred food The fast of Shattila Ekadashi initiates at Ekadashi dawn and concludes on Dwadashi morning. The fast can only be concluded on the day of Dwadashi during Parana after performing puja rituals of Lord Vishnu. During the fast, devotees refrain themselves from consuming food and grains but few people consume sesame seeds on this particular day. In the milder form of the fast, devotees can also observe the fast by consuming fruits and milk in the day. #ekadashi #mythology #vishnu #krishna #telugu