
Amalaki Ekadashi, observed during the Shukla Paksha of Phalguna month in 2026, is a Hindu fasting day dedicated to Lord Vishnu and the sacred amla (gooseberry) tree, believed to be His abode. Devotees observe upavasa (fasting) and worship the amla tree, emphasizing spiritual pursuits. The fast is broken after sunrise on the following day within the Dwadashi Tithi, avoiding Hari Vasara. The day is linked to the legend of King Chitrasena, a devout Vishnu follower who faced demons while observing Ekadashi.
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