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Devutthani ekadashi: On the Devuthani Ekadashi, Lord Vishnu is offered Singhada because it is a fruit produced in water, which is a symbol of the water element and life renaissance of Vishnu rising from Kshirsagar. Singhada maintains energy, coolness and balance in the body, hence it has been called the waterfall of Dev Jagran.
Meaning of Devuthani Ekadashi
Kartik Shukla Ekadashi is the day when Lord Vishnu wakes up from Yoganidra of four months. Auspicious works, marriage, and charity begin on this day. According to mythological belief, when Vishnu wakes up in Kshirsagar, he is offered water -related elements, the most prominent of which is Singhada, a fruit which is completely born in water.
In the year 2025, Devauthani Ekadashi is falling on 1 November. It is mentioned in the Bhavishya Purana that Jalad was generated, Vishnave Pratyartham Dedayet. That is, they are happy to offer the fruits produced by water to Lord Vishnu.
Singhada grows up in water and rises up, like Vishnu gives birth to creation with water. Therefore, it is also considered to be a symbol of Matsya and Kachhap as Jalavatari form of Vishnu. Putting it is not only a tradition, but is a symbol of the re-beginning of the creation-cycle.
The water element and the balance of the body makes the water chestnut
The weather changes in Kartik month, water energy in the body starts decreasing. Singhada naturally provides coolness, minerals and energy to the body.
It is abundant potassium, phosphorus and vitamin B6. It maintains a balance of water elements during fasting. Its cool tendency reduces the heat and acidity of the body. In this way, the fruit which is offered to Vishnu by symbolizing water, becomes a scientific medium of balance and stability in human beings.
Tulsi marriage and water chestnut
Tulsi-Shaligram marriage takes place on Devuthani Ekadashi. Tulsi is a symbol of the life-energy of the earth, and Singhada is a symbol of water and energy. When both these two are offered to Lord Vishnu, it gives the divine message of union of earth and water that now the creation has become active again.
Spiritual message, awakening of inner consciousness
Devuthani means not only God to wake up, but also the awakening of our consciousness. Singhada thrives in the depth of water, but comes to the surface and gives life to the surface, it is a symbol of the rise of human intensity. When Vishnu wakes up, every part of the creation speaks, now life has started flowing again.
What to learn from this tradition?
The Singhada teaches us that the balance of life is possible only when the inner water means peace and feelings are pure. Being flowing like water is Vishnu-element: calm, restrained and nutritious.
Offering Singhada to Lord Vishnu is not only religious deeds, but worship of water, consciousness and balance. It reminds us that just as Vishnu rises from Kshirsagar, in the same way every human should also get up from his depth and start a new life.
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