- The Sun-Moon-Earth combination is in the orbital path on new and full moon days and this divergence will commence from ekadasi 11th day
- Moon gravitational pull which means water will have influence of moon pull on earth
- Moon is Lord of watery sign as per astrology
- Human body digestive systems is controlled by water & fluid balance
- Digestion predominantly happen during night with help of moon energy
-Since moon influence over water on ekadasi will be high and it will impact our digestive systems
- Nirjala ekadasi Fasting was practiced by our ancestors which means no new water will be consumed nor food
- Thus this aids to smoothen and self repair your digestive systems and body cells
- This will prevent any sort of infectious or cancerous cell growth in your body
The fast has to be concluded with drinking water infused with Tulsi
As per Ayurveda, this is given to remove the impurities accumulated by your system the following day through excretion synonymous to elixir
As per Sastra, This water is Holy water where Tulsi symbol of maha lakshmi is quenching the thirst of the Fasting soul which chanted name of Maha Vishnu
The same is practiced to departing soul at its last moments so that Vishnu is pleased and soul reaches his feet
Leaving aside the embedded cultural aspect the scientific aspect has pivotal benefits to human health especially mind
Western sys imposes a watch period of last 3 days of lunar fortnight (Amavasya / Pournami )
to all mental asylums holding lunatic with severe mental illness
They feed the inmates of asylum very minimal water and bland veg diet
Lunacy is a term derived from lunar which means moon
As per purusha suktam, "chandra manasa jathaga"
-Moon is significator of human mind /horoscope
Ekadasi Fasting = Eternal gateway to heightened consciousness spiritually and mentally
Do follow atleast one meal skipped on this day
Step up gradually to nirjala state
Your mind body soul will send you thankful signal aka happiness
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