Ekadashi alludes to the eleventh day of Shukla and Krishna Paksha of each Hindu month as indicated by the Hindu Lunar Calendar. On these devout days the aficionados love Lord Vishnu, and they have a solid confidence that by supplicating and fasting on these two favorable days Lord would be satisfied and every one of the wrong doings of their lives will be exculpated, in this manner giving them a quiet life loaded with happiness.
On this event of Kamada Ekadashi, lovers eat 'Saatvik' nourishment, which means sustenance that is straight forward and totally vegan. Individuals of Hindu religion serenade, recount and sing tunes for the duration of the night, adulating the Lord. They trust that Lord would react to their petitions and get peace and congruity their lives by evacuating every one of the wrong doings. Kamada Ekadashi is the second Ekadashi that falls amid the Shukla Paksha of the principal month of the Hindu calendar.