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Kamika Ekadashi, like any other ekadashi is considered to be an auspicious day to worship Lord Vishnu. Worshiping Lord Vishnu on this special day washes away all sins and gives Moksha. 
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It also helps a person to acquire Punya which is equal to that obtained by performing an Ashwamedha Yaga or donating a cow or performing: a sacrifice or Yagnas. 
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Kamika Ekadashi is celebrated during Krishna Paksha of Shravana month by all Hindus throughout the country.


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Kamika Ekadashi

On this day people take bath early in the morning and then pray to Lord Vishnu. Panchamrut Abhishek is done to Lord Vishnu on this day. He is also worshiped with colorful and fragrant flowers. Worshiping Lord Vishnu with Tulsi leaves is considered as the most auspicious deed. Fruits, milk and sesame seeds are offered to Lord Vishnu. People fast on this day, do deepdan (light lamps) and donate clothes and money to Brahmins. 
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They do Jagaran on Ekadashi night and spend their time in singing bhajans and reading Holy Scriptures. On Dwadashi, which is the next day of the Ekadashi people break their fast.

Kamika Ekadashi, like any other ekadashi is considered to be an auspicious day to worship Lord Vishnu. Worshiping Lord Vishnu on this special day washes away all sins and gives Moksha

Naga Panchami is a day of traditional worship of Nagas or snakes observed by Hindus throughout India, Nepal, and other countries where Hindu adherents live. \n
Naga Vrat is observed on the Shravana Shukla Panchami (fifth day of the bright half of Shravan month)./n
 If Panchami is prevailing for less than 3 Muhurats on its Tithi and Chaturthi is also less than 3 Muhurats on the previous day, Vrat must be observed on Chaturthi./n
 It is also believed that if Chaturthi prevails for more than 3 Muhurats and then Panchami begins with the ending after the 2 Muhurats of next day, the fast can be observed on the next day only.


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Naga Panchami

1.  8 snakes are considered as the deities of this festival. So, they are worshiped on this day. Their names are Anant, Vasuki, Padma, Mahapadma, Takshak, Kuleer, Karkata, and Shankha./n
2.  Take one meal on Chaturthi and keep a fast on the next day i.e. Panchami. Dinner can be taken on Panchami after closing the fast./n
3.  For Puja, place the image or earthen idol of snake on the wooden stool./n
4.  Offer turmeric, vermillion, rice, and flowers on Nag Devta./n
5.  After that, present the mixture of raw milk, Ghee, sugar to the Nag Devta posited over stool./n
6.  Once the Puja Procedure is over, perform the Aarti of Snake God./n
7.  You may also give donations to a snake charmer and offer that milk mix to a snake./n
8.  At the end, the worshipper must listen to the Nag Panchami Katha.

Shravana Putrada Ekadashi is celebrated and observed in dedication to Lord Vishnu. This festival and puja is especially done by a married couple who are unable to have a child, especially a son in which they observe a Putrada Ekadashi fast and perform pujas to worship Lord Vishnu and seek his blessings.

Shravana Putrada Ekadashi Muhu

Shravana Putrada

On this day, 24 hours fasting is observed and worship is offered to the god Vishnu (like other ekadashis) by both husband and wife in particular, who do not have a son for a long time after marriage, to beget a male child. This day is especially observed by Vaishnavas, followers of Vishnu.

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