According to the Hindu calendar, Yogini Ekadashi 2024 is celebrated in the month of Ashadha that is during the Krishna Paksha, that is the waning phase of the moon. As per the English calendar, it takes place in the month of June or July. This fasting can be taken by anyone, young or old, for individuals who want to avoid any kind of disease or health problems. The fasting is especially important to be taken by people who are suffering from any skin related disease like leprosy. 

Yogini Ekadashi has a strong significance on one’s life if fasting and puja are done strictly. The fasting like other Ekadashi fasts starts from sunrise and continues till the next day's sunrise. The person observing the vrat should not take any kind of cereal or grain like wheat, barley, or rice. It is also necessary that follower should remain clean throughout the day and recite Lord Vishnu chants. As per the fasting rituals, the devotee should stay awake during the night and pray for good health to Lord Vishnu.

When is Yogini Ekadashi in 2026 ( Yogini Ekadashi 2026 date and Vrat Katha)

As we have told you above that this Ekadashi is very important for all those who are suffering.

That is why they should also keep in mind the date and auspicious time.

Yogini Ekadashi 2026: Date and Parana Muhurat. Yogini Ekadashi 2026 is going to fall on 09 June, Tuesday.

Yogini Ekadashi Parana Shubh Muhurat: Parana Date: 10 June 2026, Wednesday Auspicious time of Parana: 05:26 am to 08:13 am

Duration: 2 hours 47 minutes. This information is important to break the fast of Yogini Ekadashi at the right time.

Rituals of Yogini Ekadashi 2026 (Yogini Ekadashi 2026 Vrat)

The puja and Vrat of Yogini Ekadashi will take place from the tenth day of the Hindu calendar till the twelfth day of the Hindu calendar. The followers must think positive and pray for blessings to Lord Vishnu while offering flowers and sweets to the picture or idol of the Lord. Other items like incense stick, lamps, water container and the bell should be kept in a plate to offer to God. Tulsi leaves should be brought on the previous day, so that one does not have to pluck it on the day of Ekadashi which is prohibited. All the devotees offer Tulsi leaves to Lord Vishnu. Other family members should also participate in the puja even if they are not fasting and recite the bhajans and aarti loudly for the family's health and prosperity.

After the puja is completed the Prasad must be disturbed to everyone and it must consist of either sweets or fruits. The followers of the fast have to remember to eat one or maximum two meals without grains and salt. Drinking water frequently should also be avoided.

On the next day, during sunrise, the followers must offer prayer to the Lord, and light lamp, along with distributing prasad (sweets), after which he/she completes his/her fast.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What is Yogini Ekadashi?

Answer:
Yogini Ekadashi is a Hindu holy fast, which falls on the Krishna Paksha Ekadashi (11th lunar day) of the month of Ashadha (June–July). It is considered to be very useful for eradicating sins, curing diseases, and attaining moksha (release from the cycle of birth and death).

Q2: When is Yogini Ekadashi in 2025?

Answer:
In 2025, Yogini Ekadashi is on: Sunday, 22 June 2025 Parana (breaking of the fast): Monday, 23 June 2025 (morning)

Q3: What is the importance of Yogini Ekadashi?

Answer:
It is said to free an individual from 84 lakh (8.4 million) life forms (yonis).
It aids in mental and physical cleansing. The fast is said to annihilate sins, enhance health, and lead to spiritual development.
It is also related to freedom from illness, poverty, and karmic debt.

Q4: On which god is Yogini Ekadashi worshipped?

Answer:
On this day, Lord Vishnu is particularly worshipped, usually in the form of Narayana, and also with the worship of Tulsi (Holy Basil).

Q5: What is the katha (story) of Yogini Ekadashi?

Answer:
The best-known legend is about Hemamali, a celestial nymph cursed because of lack of attention in serving Lord Shiva. He took the Yogini Ekadashi fast at the suggestion of Narad Muni and was released from his curse, finding salvation. The story highlights the redemptive strength of this fast.