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	<description><![CDATA[The One Fast So Powerful That It Is Said to Grant the Merit of All 24 Ekadashis There are certain days in the Hindu calendar that feel different. The air feels different. The prayers feel deeper. The mind naturally turns inward. And among all Ekadashis observed throughout the year, one stands apart with an aura of intensity, discipline, and spiritual significance. That day is Nirjala Ekadashi. For many devotees, Nirjala Ekadashi is not merely a fast. It is a test of faith. A test of discipline. A test of surrender. Yet every year, thousands of people remain confused. Should water be consumed? Can fruits be eaten? What if health does not permit a complete fast? What exactly are the Nirjala Ekadashi rules? And perhaps most importantly: How to observe Nirjala Ekadashi correctly? Let's understand the deeper significance of this sacred day and the rules that every devotee should know.]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[The One Fast So Powerful That It Is Said to Grant the Merit of All 24 Ekadashis There are certain days in the Hindu calendar that feel different. The air feels different. The prayers feel deeper. The mind naturally turns inward. And among all Ekadashis observed throughout the year, one stands apart with an aura of intensity, discipline, and spiritual significance. That day is Nirjala Ekadashi. For many devotees, Nirjala Ekadashi is not merely a fast. It is a test of faith. A test of discipline. A test of surrender. Yet every year, thousands of people remain confused. Should water be consumed? Can fruits be eaten? What if health does not permit a complete fast? What exactly are the Nirjala Ekadashi rules? And perhaps most importantly: How to observe Nirjala Ekadashi correctly? Let's understand the deeper significance of this sacred day and the rules that every devotee should know.]]></description>
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