Delhi Gauri Panchang — Friday, 4 December 2026

Krishna Ekadashi is dedicated to Vishnu, the preserver, embodying cosmic order and sustenance. This tithi is supremely auspicious for spiritual practices, fasting, and intense devotion, particularly for purification and ancestral blessings. The primary observance is the Ekadashi fast, where devotees abstain from grains and other foods, meditating on Vishnu to cleanse sins and attain spiritual merit, often with a focus on liberation.

Krishna Ekadashi, dedicated to Lord Vishnu, is a highly auspicious day for spiritual purification. Devotees observe a strict fast, either Nirjala (without water) or Phalahar (fruits only), refraining from grains, beans, and rice. Reciting Vishnu Sahasranama or Bhagavad Gita is highly recommended. It is auspicious for spiritual initiation and deep meditation. Avoid consuming grains, onion, garlic, or non-vegetarian food. Do not shave, cut nails, or engage in worldly pleasures. The powerful mantra 'Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya' should be chanted. Dana involves offering grains (on Dwadashi after breaking fast), clothes, or money to Vaishnava Brahmins or temples.

Friday is governed by Shukra (Venus), symbolizing love, beauty, and material comforts. Its character is artistic, charming, and diplomatic, influencing relationships and luxury. This day is auspicious for artistic pursuits, romantic endeavors, purchasing luxury items, and social gatherings. It is generally favorable for activities that bring joy and harmony. Devotees often worship Goddess Lakshmi or observe the Santoshi Ma Vrat, seeking peace, prosperity, and fulfillment of desires. Offering white flowers or sweets and wearing white clothes are common practices to appease Venus.