Mohini Ekadashi 2026: Do not commit these 4 mistakes tomorrow, otherwise Lord Vishnu may get angry.

Ekadashi date is considered to have special significance in Hindu religion and among these also Mohini Ekadashi is considered very auspicious. In the year 2026, Mohini Ekadashi will be celebrated on 27th April. According to religious beliefs, on this day Lord Vishnu took the form of Mohini and provided nectar to the gods during the churning of the ocean. Therefore, this date is considered special to get the blessings of Lord Vishnu and remove negativity from life.

According to spiritual experts, fasting and worshiping on this day keeps the mind calm, increases positive energy and brings happiness and prosperity in life. Besides, this fast also helps in keeping the person away from bad deeds and mental stress.

Religious significance of Mohini Ekadashi

It is believed that by observing the fast of Mohini Ekadashi, the problems going on in a person’s life start reducing. This fast shows the way out of attachment and negative thinking. By worshiping Lord Vishnu, happiness, peace and prosperity remain in the house. Many people also consider this day special for self-purification and concentration of mind.

Do puja and fast like this

• On this day, wake up early in the morning, take bath and wear clean clothes. Light a lamp in front of the picture or idol of Lord Vishnu in the home temple. Using yellow flowers, Tulsi leaves and yellow fruits in worship is considered auspicious.
• Chant the mantra “Om Namo Bhagwate Vasudevay” during the puja. Lighting a ghee lamp near the Tulsi plant in the evening is also considered beneficial. Donating food, water or clothes to needy people brings virtuous results.

Don’t do this even by mistake

Eating rice on the day of Mohini Ekadashi is not considered auspicious. Apart from this, keep distance from onion, garlic and non-vegetarian food. Try to remain calm throughout the day and do not argue or misbehave with anyone. People observing fast should also avoid sleeping too much during the day, so that the mind remains engaged in worship and devotion.