Sawan Putrada Ekadashi is a key day in Indian culture, celebrated on the 11th day of the bright fortnight in the Shravan month. It's a day dedicated to seeking children, ensuring their long life and happiness, and for good fortune. The name "Putrada Ekadashi" means "Ekadashi for sons."

People believe that by sincerely praying to Lord Vishnu on this day and helping the needy, couples will have children. Married women also see their happiness and fortune increase, and regular people achieve their goals.

Observing the fast on Putrada Ekadashi, which is a day for spiritual progress, by praising its significance, one can achieve the same level of devotion as during the Ashwamedha Yagya. This fast involves giving up grains like rice, wheat, maize, barley, and gram. It's important to focus on Lord Shri Hari throughout the day, as Lord Krishna is happy with this devotion. This leads to true happiness and makes it easier to receive blessings like Chintamani, which is a form of devotion to the Supreme Lord.

Date and Time

Putrada Ekadashi starts at 10:26 AM on August 15, 2024, and finishes at 9:39 AM on August 16. It's important in Hindu tradition, so it's celebrated on August 16.

Importance of Donations on Ekadashi

Donating is very important in the Sanatan tradition because it helps people grow and improve. It's about giving what you have, like your things, time, or skills, to others without expecting anything back. People think that giving to those in need while you're alive will make God happy and cleanse you of any wrongdoings.

It's believed that the things you get from working in this world stay with you. But, giving to others is something that follows you even after you die. So, it's a good idea to give some of your money to those who need it, as much as you can.

Lord Krishna mentioned in the Bhagavad Gita that Yajna, Dana, and Tapasya are essential practices that cleanse individuals.

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