Ekadashi is not just a fast — it’s a reset for your soul. On this sacred lunar day, the Sun (soul) and Moon (mind) align, allowing emotional chaos to quiet and karmic weight to lift.

Through the story of Ekadashi Devi, we learn that sin doesn’t begin in the soul — it begins in the mind, fueled by food, desire, and reaction. Fasting breaks this loop. By avoiding grains and turning inward, you stop feeding confusion and start restoring clarity.

Vishnu declared that on Ekadashi, sin resides in food — but those who fast are protected. The result? A lightness of being, inner order, and the return of peace.

Practice it with sincerity, especially on your birth Tithi, and watch old karmas dissolve as your true path unfolds.

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