Kamika Ekadashi 2026: Kamika Ekadashi fast will be observed on August 9, worship will yield special results.

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New Delhi: In Hinduism, the Ekadashi fast is considered highly significant for devotion to Lord Vishnu and spiritual practice. Kamika Ekadashi, which falls during the Krishna Paksha (dark fortnight) of the month of Sawan, also holds special significance. It is believed that observing the fast and worshipping with devotion on this day bestows the blessings of Lord Vishnu as well as Lord Shiva. This year, the auspicious conjunction of Dwipushkar Yoga is forming on Kamika Ekadashi, further enhancing the day’s religious significance. According to religious beliefs, observing this fast with proper rituals can bestow merit equivalent to that of a major yagna.

Kamika Ekadashi 2026: Date and Time

According to the Panchang, the Ekadashi Tithi of the Krishna Paksha of Sawan will begin at 1:59 am on August 8, 2026, and will last until 11:04 am on August 9. Based on the Udaya Tithi, the Kamika Ekadashi fast will be observed on Sunday, August 9, 2026.

Auspicious Times for Worship

On Kamika Ekadashi, there will be several auspicious times for worship and religious activities. Brahma Muhurta will be from 4:02 am to 4:45 am. Amrit Kaal is followed by Amrit Kaal from 6:42 am to 8:09 am. Abhijit Muhurta will be from 11:37 am to 12:30 pm. Vijay Muhurta will be from 2:15 pm to 3:07 pm, and Godhuli Muhurta will be from 6:38 pm to 7:00 pm.

Breaking Time of the Fast

The Ekadashi fast is concluded by breaking the fast on the Dwadashi Tithi. In 2026, the Kamika Ekadashi fast will be broken on the morning of August 10th. The auspicious time for this is from 5:50 am to 8:00 am. Devotees should try to break the fast during this time.

Special Precautions

It is important to observe certain dietary rules on the day of Parana. Avoid rice, gram, lentils, and eggplant. It is best to keep the food sattvic and light. Furthermore, a sattvic meal should also be eaten on the evening of Dashami, the day before the fast, to ensure proper preparation for the fast.

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