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Parama Ekadashi 2056 in Ipameri, Goiás, Brazil Parana time 10:08⁠–⁠17:49, Wed 10 May

Vrat · times in UTC−3

When is Parama Ekadashi 2056 in Ipameri?

Tuesday 9 May

Krishna Ekadashi of an adhika month

Smarta · Vaishnava

Full panchang for Tue 9 May in Ipameri

Parana time: when to break the fast?

Wednesday 10 May

Parana time
10:08–17:49
7 h 41 min · Tithika’s convention

Parama Ekadashi timings: fast, parana

  • Tuesday 9 May
  • 06:28Fast beginsat sunrise
  • Wednesday 10 May
  • 10:08–17:49Parana timeto break the fast · Tithika’s convention
Open in TithikaSee Parama Ekadashi's date in each of your places, side by side.

Why is Parama Ekadashi on Tue 9 May in Ipameri?

Parama Ekadashi is on Tue 9 May: Ekadashi holds that sunrise and all of its arunodaya.

Ekadashi through all of arunodaya and at sunrise. Ekadashi: 01:31 to 03:34 Wed.

Ekadashi ended at 03:34; arunodaya is Dwadashi. Ekadashi: 01:31 Tue to 03:34.

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 Tue 9 May only, at 06:28: Tue 9 May. Vaishnavas test arunodaya: Dashami ended at 01:31, before it (04:52–06:28).

Breaking the fast

Smarta · Vaishnava · Wed 10 May, 10:08–17:49 (sunset, Tithika’s convention)

Parana is on Dwadashi, after its first quarter (harivasara) and before it ends. Dwadashi runs from 03:34 on Wed 10 May to 05:52 on Thu 11 May; harivasara ends at 10:08. Parana is a day act, so Tithika ends the window at sunset, 17:49: Tithika’s convention. Dwadashi runs past midday: the Dharmasindhu reports that many keep parana to the first 3 muhurtas after sunrise, until 08:45, which here ends before harivasara does.

The rule

Krishna Ekadashi of an adhika month

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).