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Prabodhini Ekadashi

Prabodhini Ekadashi – End of Chaturmas 2026

Shop Prabodhini Ekadashi essentials—tulsi, incense, diyas, and Vishnu puja items—for a calm end-of-Chaturmas observance at home.

Festival date: 20 November 2026

About Prabodhini Ekadashi

20 November 2026

Prabodhini Ekadashi, also called Devutthana or Dev Uthani, falls on Kartik Shukla Ekadashi. Vaishnava lore says Vishnu awakens from yoga-nidra, closing the four-month Chaturmas that began on Devshayani. Devotees fast, offer tulsi, and often celebrate Tulsi Vivah nearby as the wedding season reopens. The day pairs devotion with a gentle return to fuller household festivity. Madhuma’s festival essentials help you ready a respectful Vishnu altar for Prabodhini at home.

Frequently Asked Questions

Practical answers for shopping Prabodhini Ekadashi essentials.

It is Kartik Shukla Ekadashi, when Vishnu is said to awaken from yoga-nidra and Chaturmas ends.

Yes—Prabodhini, Devutthana, and Dev Uthani are common names for the same Kartik bright Ekadashi.

Devshayani in Ashadha begins Vishnu’s rest and Chaturmas; Prabodhini in Kartik marks the rising and season’s close.

Many families ceremonially marry Tulsi to Vishnu (Shaligram) on or near this Ekadashi as auspicious household rites resume.

As with other Ekadashis—grain-free, often fruit or nirjala—ending on Dwadashi after proper parana. Match intensity to health.

Lord Vishnu, remembered as rising from Shesha’s rest at the end of the sacred four-month season.

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