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#VaikuntaEkadasi #MahaPeriyava (Gems from Deivathin Kural)
Periyava has explained the importance of observing this Vratha in great lengths and depths and the significance behind it.
“Ekadashyam thu karthavyam sarvesham bhojana dwayam”
This is the first part of a sloka. What is
Periyava has explained the importance of observing this Vratha in great lengths and depths and the significance behind it.
“Ekadashyam thu karthavyam sarvesham bhojana dwayam”
This is the first part of a sloka. What is
the meaning of this? “Ekadashyam thu karthavyam Sarvesham” means, on Ekadasi day, it should be done like this by all the people.
What should be done?
The answer comes as “Bhojana Dwayam”.
Don’t you understand the meaning? Dwayam means 2. “Bhojana Dwayam”, means, two times food.
What should be done?
The answer comes as “Bhojana Dwayam”.
Don’t you understand the meaning? Dwayam means 2. “Bhojana Dwayam”, means, two times food.
It conveys the meaning that everyone should have food two times on Ekadasi day. Normally, we have heard that on Ekadasi, one has to fast, and also go waterless. Whereas, here, you are saying that it is said, not once, but food should be taken twice? This sloka is actually a
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