Amalaki Ekadashi 2026 Remedies: Ekadashi of the Shukla Paksha (waxing phase) of the Phalguna month, falling on February 27th, is known as Amalaki or Amla Ekadashi. Due to its occurrence in the Phalguna month, it is considered the last Ekadashi in the Hindi calendar. On this day, special worship of the Amla tree is prescribed, and donating Amla is also considered highly virtuous. Religious belief holds that observing this fast with proper rituals yields the same benefits as performing numerous yagnas (sacrifices).

Importance of the Amla Tree
Worshipping the Amla tree along with worshipping Lord Vishnu is considered essential during this fast. In Hinduism, the Amla tree is considered extremely sacred and revered. It is believed that consuming Amla on this day provides health benefits and protects against diseases.

Must Do These Things on Amalaki Ekadashi

On this day, a lamp must be lit near the Tulsi plant in the evening.

Chanting the mantra "Om Namo Bhagwate Vasudevaya" while worshipping Lord Vishnu is considered auspicious.

You can also chant the mantra "Krim Krishnaya Namah" after anointing Lord Krishna.

Worshipping Mother Cow along with Lord Krishna and serving or donating to a cowshed is also considered virtuous.
Donating worship materials such as kumkum, sandalwood, flowers, sweets, oil, ghee, or clothes at a temple is considered auspicious.

Amla should be consumed on this day, whether in the form of fruit or juice. Donating amla also holds special significance.

In addition, worshipping Goddess Annapurna and donating food to the needy is also considered extremely auspicious.

Worship Method

Wake up in the morning, meditate on Lord Vishnu and take a vow to fast.

After bathing, worship Vishnu as per the prescribed rituals, light a lamp, and recite the Vishnu Sahasranama.

After the puja, place a Kalash under the Amla tree and worship it by offering incense, a lamp, sandalwood paste, roli, rice grains, and flowers.

After this, feed a Brahmin or a needy person.

The next day, after bathing and worshipping, donate the Kalash, clothes, and Amla, and then break the fast and eat food.

This fast, observed with devotion and discipline, is considered to yield special results.

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