Ekadashi Seva:
The Supreme Fast
"Ekadashi is the mother of devotion. One who observes it with sincerity attains the highest spiritual abode."
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Feel the Transcendence at ISKCON Kanpur
Every Ekadashi, our temple transforms into a beacon of spiritual energy. From pre-dawn chants to midnight kirtans, the atmosphere is charged with devotion. By participating in Seva, you become part of this ancient lineage of selfless service.
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"Ekadashi is the mother of devotion. One who observes it with sincerity attains the highest spiritual abode. Of all the days, Ekadashi is the most dear to Lord Sri Hari."
Srimad Bhagavatam & Brahma Vaivarta Purana
Ekadashi Mahatmya
The Sacred Narratives of Fasting
The Essence of Tapa
In the Srimad Bhagavatam, the glory of Ekadashi is described as the best among all penances. It is not merely a restriction of food, but a redirection of consciousness. By fasting from grains, one allows the soul to feast on divine names and service.
Brahma Vaivarta Purana
24
Ekadashis Per Year
Hari-Vasara
The Day of Lord Hari
Sacred Seva Opportunities
Participate in Ekadashi
Select an offering below to support the temple's special Ekadashi observances and rituals.
Nirjala Ekadashi Maha Seva
The most rigorous fast of the year with exclusive Maha-Abhishek and deepa-daan rituals.
₹11,000
Kamada Ekadashi Bhoga
Sponsor specialized non-grain Raj Bhoga and evening Chappan Bhoga for the Deities.
₹2,100
Ekadashi Annadan
Feeding hundreds of devotees and pilgrims during the special Ekadashi gathering.
₹5,100
Brahmachari Seva
Supporting the monks during special Ekadashi spiritual retreats and daily necessities.
₹1,501
Custom Ekadashi Offering
Every contribution, small or large, fuels the divine mission and supports our Vedic heritage.
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Upcoming Ekadashi
Jan
07
Saphala Ekadashi
Parana: 07:15 AM - 10:30 AM
Jan
21
Putrada Ekadashi
Upcoming Observance
Feb
05
Shat-tila Ekadashi
Upcoming Observance
Why is Fasting Important?
Beyond religious merits, Ekadashi allows physiological rest and supports spiritual focus by reducing energy spent on digestion. It is considered one of the most potent ways to cleanse consciousness and karma.