2038
- Friday, 1 January 2038 · Saphala Ekadashi
- Sunday, 17 January 2038 · Pausha Putrada Ekadashi
- Sunday, 31 January 2038 · Shattila Ekadashi
- Monday, 15 February 2038 · Jaya Ekadashi
- Monday, 1 March 2038 · Vijaya Ekadashi
- Wednesday, 17 March 2038 · Amalaki Ekadashi
- Wednesday, 31 March 2038 · Papamochani Ekadashi
- Friday, 16 April 2038 · Kamada Ekadashi
- Thursday, 29 April 2038 · Varuthini Ekadashi
- Saturday, 15 May 2038 · Mohini Ekadashi
- Saturday, 29 May 2038 · Apara Ekadashi
- Sunday, 13 June 2038 · Nirjala Ekadashi
- Monday, 28 June 2038 · Yogini Ekadashi
- Monday, 12 July 2038 · Devshayani Ekadashi
- Tuesday, 27 July 2038 · Kamika Ekadashi
- Wednesday, 11 August 2038 · Shravana Putrada Ekadashi
- Thursday, 26 August 2038 · Aja Ekadashi
- Thursday, 9 September 2038 · Parsva (Parivartini) Ekadashi
- Saturday, 25 September 2038 · Indira Ekadashi
- Friday, 8 October 2038 · Papankusha Ekadashi
- Sunday, 24 October 2038 · Rama Ekadashi
- Sunday, 7 November 2038 · Devutthana (Prabodhini) Ekadashi
- Tuesday, 23 November 2038 · Utpanna Ekadashi
- Tuesday, 7 December 2038 · Mokshada Ekadashi
- Wednesday, 22 December 2038 · Saphala Ekadashi
2039
- Wednesday, 5 January 2039 · Pausha Putrada Ekadashi
- Thursday, 20 January 2039 · Shattila Ekadashi
- Friday, 4 February 2039 · Jaya Ekadashi
- Saturday, 19 February 2039 · Vijaya Ekadashi
- Sunday, 6 March 2039 · Amalaki Ekadashi
- Sunday, 20 March 2039 · Papamochani Ekadashi
- Tuesday, 5 April 2039 · Kamada Ekadashi
- Tuesday, 19 April 2039 · Varuthini Ekadashi
- Thursday, 5 May 2039 · Mohini Ekadashi
- Wednesday, 18 May 2039 · Apara Ekadashi
- Friday, 3 June 2039 · Nirjala Ekadashi
- Friday, 17 June 2039 · Yogini Ekadashi
- Saturday, 2 July 2039 · Devshayani Ekadashi
- Saturday, 16 July 2039 · Kamika Ekadashi
- Monday, 1 August 2039 · Shravana Putrada Ekadashi
- Monday, 15 August 2039 · Aja Ekadashi
- Tuesday, 30 August 2039 · Parsva (Parivartini) Ekadashi
- Wednesday, 14 September 2039 · Indira Ekadashi
- Wednesday, 28 September 2039 · Padmini Ekadashi
- Friday, 14 October 2039 · Parama Ekadashi
- Thursday, 27 October 2039 · Papankusha Ekadashi
- Saturday, 12 November 2039 · Rama Ekadashi
- Saturday, 26 November 2039 · Devutthana (Prabodhini) Ekadashi
- Monday, 12 December 2039 · Utpanna Ekadashi
- Sunday, 25 December 2039 · Mokshada Ekadashi
How the date is fixed
The eleventh day of each half of the lunar month, kept on the day Ekadashi is running at sunrise. If it starts and ends between two sunrises, the fast moves to the next day. Each Ekadashi is named after its North Indian (purnimanta) month; dark-half Ekadashis also show the amanta month, which is one month behind.
About
Ekadashi occurs twice a lunar month, on the eleventh tithi of the bright and the dark half, giving 24 in a normal year and 26 in a year with an adhika masa; each has its own name and story. The day is fixed by the tithi at sunrise, with a further condition: if Dashami is still running at the start of the day (in the smarta rule, at dawn; in the Vaishnava rule, at the 96-minute arunodaya before sunrise), the fast moves to the next day. This is why two almanacs can print consecutive dates for the same Ekadashi. The fast is broken (parana) in Dwadashi the next morning, after sunrise and before Dwadashi ends.
How it is observed
A fast from grains for the day, Vishnu worship, and the parana in Dwadashi the following morning.