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Parama Ekadashi 2023: Know The Significance Of Vrat Katha, Adhik Maas Parama Ekadashi Katha
Parama Ekadashi Vrat Katha: Ekadashis are extremely important in Hinduism and hold immense significance. However, there is one Ekadashi that is extremely rare and one can attain siddhi by simply fasting or observing vrat on this day.
This one comes every three years and by following all the rituals of this Ekadashi, one can attain ultimate happiness, prosperity and accomplishment is called Parama Ekadashi.

This year Parma Ekadashi will be observed on Saturday, 12 August 2023. Ekadashi Tithi will start at 05.06 am on 11 August 2023, and end at 06.31 am on 12 August 2023. During this, the time of worship will be from 07.28 am to 09.07 am.
The second Ekadashi that falls under Adhikamas or Purushottam month is called Parama Ekadashi or Purushottami Ekadashi. In 2023, this Ekadashi in the month of August is on the 12 August and the day is Saturday. By the way, the result of religious work done in Adhikamas is manifold, in that also Parma Ekadashi is considered even more fruitful. This is known as the rare Siddhidatri Ekadashi.
This Ekadashi is celebrated for five days. It is mandatory to listen to the Vrat Katha along with worshipping Lord Krishna methodically and fasting. Lord Vishnu is pleased just by listening to the vrat story, so let us know the fast story of Parma Ekadashi.
Parma Ekadashi 2023: Vrat Katha
In Kurukshetra, Arjun asked Shri Krishna what is Parama Ekadashi and when it should be celebrated, then Shri Krishna said, O Arjun! The Ekadashi of Krishna Paksha of Adhik month is Parama Ekadashi and by doing this one gets a lot of virtues. By saying this, Lord Vishnu told the story of the fast.
There is a city called Kampilya, a gentleman and a Brahmin of religious nature who lived with his wife. The Brahmin family was very poor. Brahmin's wife was very sad due to poverty but never returned any beggar empty-handed from her door.
One day a Brahmin thought of going abroad to earn money but the wife asked him to be satisfied. One day sage Kaundilya arrived at their house, and a Brahmin couple honoured the sage and did good service. Pleased with this, the sage told the way to remove his poverty. The sage asked to fast on the Parma Ekadashi of Krishna Paksha of Adhik month. The sage told that Kubera, the god of wealth himself removes poverty when Lord Vishnu is pleased with the fast.
Then Brahmin couple fasted on Parama Ekadashi and worshipped Vishnu according to the rituals. By doing this his poverty went away. After dying together, both went to Vaikunth Lok. Lord Krishna told Arjuna that those who fast on Parma Ekadashi will definitely be blessed.
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