Dev Uthani Ekadashi 2025 marks the end of Lord Vishnu’s four-month rest known as Chaturmas and the beginning of the Hindu wedding and festive season. On November 1, 2025 (Saturday), this Ekadashi — also called Prabodhini Ekadashi — is celebrated with devotion across India as a symbol of divine awakening and renewal. Two weeks later, Utpanna Ekadashi 2025, November 15 (Saturday), brings another spiritually significant day that focuses on inner transformation and new beginnings.
Dev Uthani Ekadashi 2025 Date and Timing
- Date: November 1, 2025 (Saturday)
- Paran (fast time): November 2 between 1:11 PM and 3:23 PM
According to Hindu belief, Lord Vishnu wakes up from his cosmic slumber on this day, marking the resumption of auspicious ceremonies such as weddings, house clearances and new business ventures. It is often seen as the spiritual “reset button” of the year.
Meaning of Dev Uthani Ekadashi
The day marks the divine awakening (Prabodhan) of Vishnu after four months of rest during Chaturmas. Devotees believe that doing good deeds, observing fasts and doing spiritual practices on this day attract blessings for prosperity and happiness. The scriptures describe the merits of this Ekadashi as equivalent to performing several sacred sacrifices (yajñas).
Utpanna Ekadashi 2025 Date and Meaning
- Date: November 15, 2025 (Saturday)
- Tithi starts: 12:49 PM, continues till November 16
Utpanna Ekadashi marks the symbolic birth of Ekadashi and represents spiritual awakening and inner renewal. The Sanskrit word utpanna means “arising” or “arising”. It is a day for self-reflection, meditation and making new resolutions.
How to observe Utpanna Ekadashi
- Keep your surroundings and thoughts clean.
- Offer prayers and tulsi leaves to Lord Vishnu.
- If fasting is not possible, choose light *sattvic* food.
- Avoid arguments, negativity and distractions.
- Focus on personal growth, acts of kindness and helping others.
After Dev Uthani Ekadashi: Return of auspicious ceremonies
With Dev Uthani Ekadashi marking the end of Chaturmas, the long hiatus for marriages and sacred rituals is finally being lifted. Families begin planning weddings, housewarming parties and business inaugurations, making November a month of joy and celebration.
