The festival of Dev Uthani Ekadashi holds great spiritual importance in Sanatan Dharma. According to Hindu beliefs, on this sacred day, Lord Vishnu awakens from his four-month-long yog nidra (divine sleep), marking the end of Chaturmas. Devotees worship Lord Vishnu on this day, and the Tulsi Vivah (holy marriage of Tulsi and Vishnu) is also performed. However, along with performing rituals and prayers, devotees are advised to follow certain rules and avoid specific actions on this day.
3. Do Not Eat Tamasik Food
This sacred day is meant for purity and devotion. Devotees should avoid non-vegetarian food, alcohol, onions, garlic, or any kind of tamasik (impure) food. The day should be observed with sattvik meals and spiritual focus.