In the Sanatan tradition, the Ekadashi of the Krishna Paksha of the Kartik month is known as Rama Ekadashi. This sacred Ekadashi, which falls before Diwali, is considered especially significant for worshipping Lord Vishnu and seeking the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi. According to religious beliefs, observing a fast with devotion, worshipping Lord Vishnu, remembering the name of Hari, making donations, and performing acts of service on Rama Ekadashi are believed to bring spiritual merit and pave the way for happiness, peace, and prosperity in life.
Lord Vishnu is worshipped as the preserver of the universe and the protector of devotees. Ekadashi Tithi is considered especially sacred for the worship of Shri Hari. On Rama Ekadashi, there is a tradition of remembering and worshipping Goddess Lakshmi along with Lord Vishnu. This sacred occasion inspires us to follow the path of devotion, righteousness, and selfless service.
According to religious beliefs, observing the Rama Ekadashi fast with devotion, meditating on Lord Vishnu, chanting the name of Hari, and serving those in need are believed to bring spiritual merit. The good deeds performed on this day further strengthen the feelings of devotion and service in one’s life.
In Sanatan culture, charity and service are considered among the noblest good deeds in life. Helping someone in need, feeding a hungry person, and becoming a source of support for someone who is helpless are true expressions of humanity. The sacred occasion of Rama Ekadashi inspires us to connect our devotion with service and bring happiness into the life of someone in need.
On this sacred Rama Ekadashi, Narayan Seva Sansthan is providing food service for underprivileged, needy, helpless, and differently-abled Children. By offering your devotion at the feet of Shri Hari, join this noble service initiative on Ekadashi and become a part of providing nutritious and sweet food to the plate of a child in need.
On Rama Ekadashi, remember Lord Vishnu, chant the name of Hari, meditate on Goddess Lakshmi, and take a sacred resolve to donate and serve. Bring a smile to the face of someone in need through your good deeds and offer your devotion to the Lord in the form of selfless service.
