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