People in the Vaishnav community fast on Ekadashi and worship Lakshmi Narayan ji with great devotion on Shattila Ekadashi. They also follow special practices on this day. Do you know when and why Shattila Ekadashi is celebrated in the month of Magha? Let’s find out the date and good time for Shattila Ekadashi.

When is Shattila Ekadashi celebrated?

Shattila Ekadashi is celebrated every year a day before Dwadashi in the Shukla Paksha of the Magh month. In simple terms, it falls on the Ekadashi day of this month. By fasting on this day, devotees seek salvation and receive blessings from Lord Vishnu. Donating sesame seeds and food on this day brings great rewards and helps fix any problems.

When is Shattila Ekadashi (Good Time for Shattila Ekadashi)

According to the Vedic calendar, Ekadashi Tithi of Shukla Paksha in Magh month starts on January 24 at 7:25 PM and ends on January 25 at 8:31 PM. In Sanatan Dharma, the day is counted from sunrise, so Shattila Ekadashi is celebrated on January 25.

Good Time for Vishnu Puja: 8:33 AM to 9:53 AM on January 25, 2025.

Shattila Ekadashi Shubh Yoga

Dhruva Yoga and Shivavas Yoga will be present on Shattila Ekadashi. Worshipping Lakshmi Narayana during this time brings desired results and increases happiness and good fortune.

Six Ways to Use Sesame on Shattila Ekadashi:

• Bathe with sesame water
• Offer sesame seeds in Tarpaṇa (oblations)
• Donate sesame seeds
• Eat food with sesame seeds
• Perform Havan (fire rituals) with sesame seeds
• Drink water mixed with sesame seeds

It is believed that donating sesame seeds on this day removes sins and brings blessings.

Significance of Shattila Ekadashi:

On this special day, Lord Vishnu is worshipped sincerely. It is believed that donating sesame seeds helps one reach heaven. Sesame seeds are said to come from Lord Vishnu’s sweat, making them important for this fast. Observing this vrat brings peace, prosperity, and happiness in life and strengthens relationships, adding joy to married life.

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