In the vast tapestry of Sanatan Dharma, sometimes astronomical variations lead to differences in when an Ekadashi is observed. "Gauna" refers to this secondary or regionally adjusted observance.
Equal Spiritual Merit
Despite being observed a day later, Gauna Yogini Ekadashi holds the same spiritual weight. It is believed to help cleanse negative karma and lead the soul closer to moksha. This flexibility highlights that the sincerity of devotion matters more than rigid timing.
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