Ekadashi, derived from the Sanskrit words ‘eka,’ meaning ‘one,’ and ‘Dasha,’ meaning ‘ten,’ falls on the eleventh day of each lunar fortnight. This day holds immense spiritual significance within Hinduism, symbolizing a period dedicated to contemplation, meditation, and connection with the divine Supreme Personality of Godhead, Lord Krishna.

Ekadashi serves as a pause from the hustle and bustle of daily life, offering an opportunity to cleanse the body, mind, and spirit. Devotees strive to attain heightened awareness and deepen their connection with the divine energies that govern the universe by refraining from specific foods (grains, lentils, beans, etc.) and participating in spiritual practices.

Why Should I Donate on the Auspicious Day of Ekadashi?

• Ekadashi is a magnificent opportunity to extend goodwill to those in need, embodying the spirit of selfless generosity.
• By donating on this auspicious day, you not only benefit society but also align yourself with the positive divine energies that permeate Ekadashi.
• Donating on Ekadashi transcends the physical realm, serving as a profound expression of gratitude for the abundance in our lives and a recognition of the interconnectedness of all beings.
• Your contribution to Ekadashi transforms into a sacred act, amplifying the impact of your generosity, whether it's supporting educational initiatives, providing meals to the less fortunate, or aiding in the preservation of sacred sites.