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Nirjala Ekadashi 2008 in Ipameri, Goiás, Brazil Parana time 11:45⁠–⁠17:45, Sat 14 Jun

Vrat · times in UTC−3

When is Nirjala Ekadashi 2008 in Ipameri?

Friday 13 June

Jyeshtha Shukla Ekadashi

Smarta · Vaishnava

Full panchang for Fri 13 Jun in Ipameri

Parana time: when to break the fast?

Saturday 14 June

Parana time
11:45–17:45
6 h 0 min · Tithika’s convention

Nirjala Ekadashi timings: fast, parana

  • Friday 13 June
  • 06:40Fast beginsat sunrise
  • Saturday 14 June
  • 11:45–17:45Parana timeto break the fast · Tithika’s convention
Open in TithikaSee Nirjala Ekadashi's date in each of your places, side by side.

Why is Nirjala Ekadashi on Fri 13 Jun in Ipameri?

Nirjala Ekadashi is on Fri 13 Jun: Ekadashi holds that sunrise and all of its arunodaya.

Ekadashi through all of arunodaya and at sunrise. Ekadashi: 03:09 to 05:11 Sat.

Ekadashi holds arunodaya only until 05:11; then Dwadashi. Ekadashi: 03:09 Fri to 05:11.

One row per day, on one clock (UTC−3). Band: the tithi. Box: Arunodaya. Light strip: day; dark strip: night. Sun: sunrise.

Smartas test Ekadashi at sunrise: it holds sunrise on Fri 13 Jun only, at 06:40: Fri 13 Jun. Vaishnavas test arunodaya: Dashami ended at 03:09, before it (05:04–06:40).

Breaking the fast

Smarta · Vaishnava · Sat 14 Jun, 11:45–17:45 (sunset, Tithika’s convention)

Parana is on Dwadashi, after its first quarter (harivasara) and before it ends. Dwadashi runs from 05:11 on Sat 14 Jun to 07:27 on Sun 15 Jun; harivasara ends at 11:45. Parana is a day act, so Tithika ends the window at sunset, 17:45: Tithika’s convention. Dwadashi runs past midday: the Dharmasindhu reports that many keep parana to the first 3 muhurtas after sunrise, until 08:53, which here ends before harivasara does.

The rule

Jyeshtha Shukla Ekadashi

The Ekadashi fast runs from sunrise until parana the next day.

Smarta
Ekadashi at sunrise; over two sunrises the first, or the second when Dwadashi grows too; with none, the day it is current (Nirnayasindhu).
Vaishnava
Ekadashi through arunodaya, the 96 minutes before sunrise, unpierced by Dashami; over two sunrises, the second.
Breaking the fast
on Dwadashi, after its first quarter (harivasara).