Perform these Tulsi remedies on Devshayani Ekadashi; you will never face a shortage of wealth..

There are 24 Ekadashis in a year in Hinduism, among which *Devshayani Ekadashi* holds special significance in the scriptures. Lord Shri Hari Vishnu enters a state of *Yoganidra* (cosmic slumber) for four months, marking the beginning of *Chaturmas*. According to religious belief, auspicious activities such as weddings, housewarming ceremonies (*Griha Pravesh*), and tonsure ceremonies (*Mundan*) are not performed during this period. Worshipping Goddess Tulsi alongside Lord Vishnu on *Devshayani Ekadashi* is considered particularly significant. According to Pandit Anand Bhardwaj, an astrologer from Ujjain, a specific remedy involving the Tulsi plant performed on this day is believed to bring happiness, prosperity, financial gain, and the grace of Lord Vishnu.

It is believed that *Chaturmas* begins the day after *Devshayani Ekadashi*. From this day onwards, Lord Vishnu enters four months of *Yoganidra*. Lord Shiva takes charge of looking after the universe during these four months. This is precisely why the month of *Sawan* begins the day after this date. Auspicious activities like weddings are prohibited during the ensuing four months; instead, spiritual practice (*Sadhana*), fasting, and self-restraint are given special importance. This year, *Devshayani Ekadashi* is set to be even more special, as highly auspicious celestial combinations—such as *Amrit Siddhi Yoga*, *Brahma Yoga*, and *Indra Yoga*—are forming on this day.

When will *Devshayani Ekadashi* be observed?

According to the Vedic calendar, *Chaturmas* begins with *Devshayani Ekadashi* during the *Shukla Paksha* (waxing phase of the moon) of the *Ashadha* month. In the year 2026, the *Devshayani Ekadashi* fast will be observed on Saturday, July 25. On this day, Lord Vishnu will enter *Yoganidra*, marking the commencement of *Chaturmas*. *Chaturmas* will conclude on *Devutthana Ekadashi* during the *Shukla Paksha* of the *Kartik* month. This year, *Devutthana Ekadashi* falls on November 20, 2026; thus, *Chaturmas* will span from July 25 to November 20, 2026.

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