Indira Ekadashi 2019 Wishes & HD Images: WhatsApp Stickers, Photos, SMS, Greetings, GIFs and Messages to Wish on Festival Dedicated to Lord Vishnu

Indira Ekadashi is one of the auspicious observance in the Hindu calendar, dedicated to Lord Vishnu. It is commemorated with fasting, Ekadashi Puja and other rituals. Indira Ekadashi is marked on the eleventh day of the Krishna Paksha during the month of ‘Ashwin’. The dates may vary and this year, Ekadashi is observed on September 25. Ekadashi commemoration revolves around the reverence of Lord Vishnu, and Indira Ekadashi falls during Pitru Paksha, the fortnight dedicated to our ancestors. It is also called as Ekadashi Shradh. In addition to all the rituals, people also send Ekadashi wishes and messages, Ekadashi WhatsApp Stickers and Facebook Status pictures to share the blessings of Lord Vishnu and pay homage to the ancestors.

Celebrated on the eleventh lunar day (tithi) of each of the two lunar phases which occur in a Hindu calendar month, Ekadashi is considered to be one of the most auspicious days in the Hindu Calendar. It is especially celebrated with great fervour and enthusiasm by devotees of Lord Vishnu. Keeping Ekadashi fasts has been seen as customary, with the Nirjal or waterless fast being considered the most beneficial. Fasting during Indira Ekadashi is believed to provide salvation to our forefathers, who have passed on. While fasting without consuming even a drop of water is extremely challenging, most devotees choose to fast by refraining from consuming any solid food through the day. They observe fast by depending only on liquids and water. Indira Ekadashi Vrat 2019 Date: Tithi, Parana Time, Ekadashi Vrat Katha and Puja Vidhi to Worship Lord Vishnu.

The Ekadashi fast begins at sunrise and extends up to the sunrise on the next day (Dwadashi). Devotees who observe this fast seek forgiveness for any wrong deeds in the past and some Vishnu Bhakts also seek his blessings and love by keeping the Ekadashi fast. As we commemorate this important day by remembering Lord Vishnu and our ancestors, here are a few Ekadashi wishes and messages to share with your friends and family.