Shravana Putrada Ekadashi – Know The Importance
Significance of Putrada Ekadashi
Hinduism places the most value on rituals carried out at the time of birth and death. Hinduism specifies the number of funeral rites that must only be carried out by the son. It is thought that the son must perform the burial ceremonies in order for the soul to be freed. The son also fulfills the obligation of practicing standard Shraddha in order to appease the deceased person’s soul, whether it is on Earth or in Heaven.
For couples who adhere to Hinduism’s belief of “life after death,” not having a boy child becomes a source of grief. Couples who want to have a boy kid are urged to observe the Putrada Ekadashi fast.
Shukla, Shravan In particular among the Vaishnava community, Paksha Ekadashi is often referred to as Pavitropana Ekadashi or Pavitra Ekadashi.
