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Worshiping Amla tree on Amalaki Ekadashi gives results of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva worship | आमलकी एकादशी पर आंवले के पेड़ को पूजने से मिलता है ब्रह्म, विष्णु और शिव पूजा का फल

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  • Amalaki Ekadashi fast will be observed on 24 and 25 March, according to Hindu calendar, this is the last Ekadashi of the year

Ekadashi of Falgun Shuklapaksa is on the 25th of the last month of the Hindu calendar. This fast will also be observed on 24th in some parts of the country due to almanac distinction. It is called Amalaki Ekadashi in the Puranas. It is also called Rangabhari Ekadashi at some Vaishnav pilgrimage centers, since the beginning of the 6-day Holi festival from this day itself.

Like every Ekadashi, special worship is done to Lord Vishnu on this day. It is believed that a person who observes the fast of Amalaki Ekadashi with full legal practice, gets the blessings of Lord Vishnu. At the same time salvation is attained.

The last Ekadashi of the Hindu calendar
According to Hindu Panchang, the 11th date of every Paksha is called Ekadashi. It comes twice every month. Ekadashi after full moon is called Ekadashi of Krishna Paksha and Ekadashi after Amavasya is called Ekadashi of Shukla Paksha. Right now the Falgun Mass is going on. Which is the last month of the Hindu calendar. Therefore, 24-25 March will be the last Ekadashi of the year of the Hindu calendar.

There is mention in Padma Purana
Lord Vishnu is worshiped on the day of Amalaki Ekadashi. Amalaki means Amla. It is said that Lord Vishnu had distinguished amla as an Adi tree. It is believed that by worshiping Amla and Shri Hari Vishnu on the day of Amalaki Ekadashi, a person attains salvation. Amalaki Ekadashi is mentioned in the Padma Purana. With this worship, the family also maintains an atmosphere of happiness and love.

Garun Purana: Amla tree originated due to Laxmiji’s tears
It is written in the Garun Purana that on this day the Amla tree originated from the tears of Bhagwati and Lakshmiji. The Amla tree is believed to be inhabited by the trinity (Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh). Brahmaji resides in the upper part of the gooseberry, Shivji in the central part, and Lord Vishnu resides in the root of the gooseberry. It is believed that the devotees who worship Lord Vishnu on the day of Amalaki Ekadashi and worship the Amla tree, get a virtuous fruit.

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