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time_focus/monthly/ekAdashI/description_only/AmalakI-EkAdazI.toml

@@ -50,7 +50,9 @@ jsonClass = "HinduCalendarEventTiming"
 en = """The Shukla-paksha Ekadashi of `phAlguna` month is known as `AmalakI-EkAdazI`.
 
 The fruits of fasting on Ekādaśī are greatly extolled in the Padma Purana—
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 A person who bathes at Śaṃkhoddhāra and beholds the image of Viṣṇu does not acquire even a sixteenth of the merit earned by fasting on Ekādaśī. O noble king, even if one gives four lakhs of coins on the days of the Sun's transition between Zodiac signs, it does not equal even a sixteenth of the merit from an Ekādaśī fast! Indeed, fasting on Ekādaśī grants the same religious merit as bathing at Prabhāsa during a lunar or solar eclipse. One who drinks the sacred water at Kedāra is freed from rebirth, and likewise, fasting on Ekādaśī removes the cycle of rebirth. 
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 The merit from an Ekādaśī fast is a hundred times greater than the reward of performing an Ashvamedha sacrifice on earth. Fasting on Ekādaśī yields a hundredfold more merit than gifting a thousand cows to a learned brāhmaṇa. Those who fast on Ekādaśī are considered equal to those whose bodies are inhabited by Brahma, Viṣṇu, and Śiva. The merit from observing the Ekādaśī vow is immeasurable, and difficult to obtain even by the Devas. There is no other vow like that of the Ekādaśī, that destroys sins."""
 
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time_focus/monthly/ekAdashI/description_only/SaTtilA-EkAdazI.toml

@@ -45,7 +45,9 @@ jsonClass = "HinduCalendarEventTiming"
 en = """The Krishna-paksha Ekadashi of `pauSa` month is known as `SaTtilA-EkAdazI`.
 
 The fruits of fasting on Ekādaśī are greatly extolled in the Padma Purana—
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 A person who bathes at Śaṃkhoddhāra and beholds the image of Viṣṇu does not acquire even a sixteenth of the merit earned by fasting on Ekādaśī. O noble king, even if one gives four lakhs of coins on the days of the Sun's transition between Zodiac signs, it does not equal even a sixteenth of the merit from an Ekādaśī fast! Indeed, fasting on Ekādaśī grants the same religious merit as bathing at Prabhāsa during a lunar or solar eclipse. One who drinks the sacred water at Kedāra is freed from rebirth, and likewise, fasting on Ekādaśī removes the cycle of rebirth. 
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 The merit from an Ekādaśī fast is a hundred times greater than the reward of performing an Ashvamedha sacrifice on earth. Fasting on Ekādaśī yields a hundredfold more merit than gifting a thousand cows to a learned brāhmaṇa. Those who fast on Ekādaśī are considered equal to those whose bodies are inhabited by Brahma, Viṣṇu, and Śiva. The merit from observing the Ekādaśī vow is immeasurable, and difficult to obtain even by the Devas. There is no other vow like that of the Ekādaśī, that destroys sins."""
 
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time_focus/monthly/ekAdashI/description_only/ajA-EkAdazI.toml

@@ -45,7 +45,9 @@ jsonClass = "HinduCalendarEventTiming"
 en = """The Krishna-paksha Ekadashi of `zravaNa` month is known as `ajA-EkAdazI`. Satya Harishchandra performed this to get back family and kingdom.
 
 The fruits of fasting on Ekādaśī are greatly extolled in the Padma Purana—
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 A person who bathes at Śaṃkhoddhāra and beholds the image of Viṣṇu does not acquire even a sixteenth of the merit earned by fasting on Ekādaśī. O noble king, even if one gives four lakhs of coins on the days of the Sun's transition between Zodiac signs, it does not equal even a sixteenth of the merit from an Ekādaśī fast! Indeed, fasting on Ekādaśī grants the same religious merit as bathing at Prabhāsa during a lunar or solar eclipse. One who drinks the sacred water at Kedāra is freed from rebirth, and likewise, fasting on Ekādaśī removes the cycle of rebirth. 
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 The merit from an Ekādaśī fast is a hundred times greater than the reward of performing an Ashvamedha sacrifice on earth. Fasting on Ekādaśī yields a hundredfold more merit than gifting a thousand cows to a learned brāhmaṇa. Those who fast on Ekādaśī are considered equal to those whose bodies are inhabited by Brahma, Viṣṇu, and Śiva. The merit from observing the Ekādaśī vow is immeasurable, and difficult to obtain even by the Devas. There is no other vow like that of the Ekādaśī, that destroys sins."""
 
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time_focus/monthly/ekAdashI/description_only/aparA-EkAdazI.toml

@@ -48,7 +48,9 @@ jsonClass = "HinduCalendarEventTiming"
 en = """The Krishna-paksha Ekadashi of `vaizAkha` month is known as `aparA-EkAdazI`.
 
 The fruits of fasting on Ekādaśī are greatly extolled in the Padma Purana—
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 A person who bathes at Śaṃkhoddhāra and beholds the image of Viṣṇu does not acquire even a sixteenth of the merit earned by fasting on Ekādaśī. O noble king, even if one gives four lakhs of coins on the days of the Sun's transition between Zodiac signs, it does not equal even a sixteenth of the merit from an Ekādaśī fast! Indeed, fasting on Ekādaśī grants the same religious merit as bathing at Prabhāsa during a lunar or solar eclipse. One who drinks the sacred water at Kedāra is freed from rebirth, and likewise, fasting on Ekādaśī removes the cycle of rebirth. 
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 The merit from an Ekādaśī fast is a hundred times greater than the reward of performing an Ashvamedha sacrifice on earth. Fasting on Ekādaśī yields a hundredfold more merit than gifting a thousand cows to a learned brāhmaṇa. Those who fast on Ekādaśī are considered equal to those whose bodies are inhabited by Brahma, Viṣṇu, and Śiva. The merit from observing the Ekādaśī vow is immeasurable, and difficult to obtain even by the Devas. There is no other vow like that of the Ekādaśī, that destroys sins."""
 
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time_focus/monthly/ekAdashI/description_only/indirA-EkAdazI.toml

@@ -45,7 +45,9 @@ jsonClass = "HinduCalendarEventTiming"
 en = """The Krishna-paksha Ekadashi of `bhAdrapada` month is known as `indirA-EkAdazI`. Indrasena's son did Ekadashi and as a result he was shifted from hell to heaven.
 
 The fruits of fasting on Ekādaśī are greatly extolled in the Padma Purana—
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 A person who bathes at Śaṃkhoddhāra and beholds the image of Viṣṇu does not acquire even a sixteenth of the merit earned by fasting on Ekādaśī. O noble king, even if one gives four lakhs of coins on the days of the Sun's transition between Zodiac signs, it does not equal even a sixteenth of the merit from an Ekādaśī fast! Indeed, fasting on Ekādaśī grants the same religious merit as bathing at Prabhāsa during a lunar or solar eclipse. One who drinks the sacred water at Kedāra is freed from rebirth, and likewise, fasting on Ekādaśī removes the cycle of rebirth. 
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 The merit from an Ekādaśī fast is a hundred times greater than the reward of performing an Ashvamedha sacrifice on earth. Fasting on Ekādaśī yields a hundredfold more merit than gifting a thousand cows to a learned brāhmaṇa. Those who fast on Ekādaśī are considered equal to those whose bodies are inhabited by Brahma, Viṣṇu, and Śiva. The merit from observing the Ekādaśī vow is immeasurable, and difficult to obtain even by the Devas. There is no other vow like that of the Ekādaśī, that destroys sins."""
 
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time_focus/monthly/ekAdashI/description_only/jayA_or_bhaimI-EkAdazI.toml

@@ -50,7 +50,9 @@ jsonClass = "HinduCalendarEventTiming"
 en = """The Shukla-paksha Ekadashi of `mAgha` month is known as `bhaimI-EkAdazI`. If this coincides with the nakshatram Punarvasu, the tithi is even more special and is known by the appellation `jayA`.
 
 The fruits of fasting on Ekādaśī are greatly extolled in the Padma Purana—
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 A person who bathes at Śaṃkhoddhāra and beholds the image of Viṣṇu does not acquire even a sixteenth of the merit earned by fasting on Ekādaśī. O noble king, even if one gives four lakhs of coins on the days of the Sun's transition between Zodiac signs, it does not equal even a sixteenth of the merit from an Ekādaśī fast! Indeed, fasting on Ekādaśī grants the same religious merit as bathing at Prabhāsa during a lunar or solar eclipse. One who drinks the sacred water at Kedāra is freed from rebirth, and likewise, fasting on Ekādaśī removes the cycle of rebirth. 
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 The merit from an Ekādaśī fast is a hundred times greater than the reward of performing an Ashvamedha sacrifice on earth. Fasting on Ekādaśī yields a hundredfold more merit than gifting a thousand cows to a learned brāhmaṇa. Those who fast on Ekādaśī are considered equal to those whose bodies are inhabited by Brahma, Viṣṇu, and Śiva. The merit from observing the Ekādaśī vow is immeasurable, and difficult to obtain even by the Devas. There is no other vow like that of the Ekādaśī, that destroys sins."""
 
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time_focus/monthly/ekAdashI/description_only/kAmadA-EkAdazI.toml

@@ -45,7 +45,9 @@ jsonClass = "HinduCalendarEventTiming"
 en = """The Shukla-paksha Ekadashi of `caitra` month is known as `kAmadA-EkAdazI`.
 
 The fruits of fasting on Ekādaśī are greatly extolled in the Padma Purana—
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 A person who bathes at Śaṃkhoddhāra and beholds the image of Viṣṇu does not acquire even a sixteenth of the merit earned by fasting on Ekādaśī. O noble king, even if one gives four lakhs of coins on the days of the Sun's transition between Zodiac signs, it does not equal even a sixteenth of the merit from an Ekādaśī fast! Indeed, fasting on Ekādaśī grants the same religious merit as bathing at Prabhāsa during a lunar or solar eclipse. One who drinks the sacred water at Kedāra is freed from rebirth, and likewise, fasting on Ekādaśī removes the cycle of rebirth. 
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 The merit from an Ekādaśī fast is a hundred times greater than the reward of performing an Ashvamedha sacrifice on earth. Fasting on Ekādaśī yields a hundredfold more merit than gifting a thousand cows to a learned brāhmaṇa. Those who fast on Ekādaśī are considered equal to those whose bodies are inhabited by Brahma, Viṣṇu, and Śiva. The merit from observing the Ekādaśī vow is immeasurable, and difficult to obtain even by the Devas. There is no other vow like that of the Ekādaśī, that destroys sins."""
 
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time_focus/monthly/ekAdashI/description_only/kAmikA-EkAdazI.toml

@@ -45,7 +45,9 @@ jsonClass = "HinduCalendarEventTiming"
 en = """The Krishna-paksha Ekadashi of `ASADha` month is known as `kAmikA-EkAdazI`.
 
 The fruits of fasting on Ekādaśī are greatly extolled in the Padma Purana—
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 A person who bathes at Śaṃkhoddhāra and beholds the image of Viṣṇu does not acquire even a sixteenth of the merit earned by fasting on Ekādaśī. O noble king, even if one gives four lakhs of coins on the days of the Sun's transition between Zodiac signs, it does not equal even a sixteenth of the merit from an Ekādaśī fast! Indeed, fasting on Ekādaśī grants the same religious merit as bathing at Prabhāsa during a lunar or solar eclipse. One who drinks the sacred water at Kedāra is freed from rebirth, and likewise, fasting on Ekādaśī removes the cycle of rebirth. 
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 The merit from an Ekādaśī fast is a hundred times greater than the reward of performing an Ashvamedha sacrifice on earth. Fasting on Ekādaśī yields a hundredfold more merit than gifting a thousand cows to a learned brāhmaṇa. Those who fast on Ekādaśī are considered equal to those whose bodies are inhabited by Brahma, Viṣṇu, and Śiva. The merit from observing the Ekādaśī vow is immeasurable, and difficult to obtain even by the Devas. There is no other vow like that of the Ekādaśī, that destroys sins."""
 
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time_focus/monthly/ekAdashI/description_only/kaizika-EkAdazI.toml

@@ -45,7 +45,9 @@ jsonClass = "HinduCalendarEventTiming"
 en = """The Shukla-paksha Ekadashi of `vRzcikamAsa` is also celebrated as `kaizika-EkAdazI`. Kaisika Puranam, consisting of 82 shlokas describes the story of `nampADuvAn2` and a `rAkSasa` who attained mukti by `nAmasaGkIrtanam` and the fruits of `nampADuvAn`'s `nAmasaGkIrtanam`, respectively!
 
 The fruits of fasting on Ekādaśī are greatly extolled in the Padma Purana—
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 A person who bathes at Śaṃkhoddhāra and beholds the image of Viṣṇu does not acquire even a sixteenth of the merit earned by fasting on Ekādaśī. O noble king, even if one gives four lakhs of coins on the days of the Sun's transition between Zodiac signs, it does not equal even a sixteenth of the merit from an Ekādaśī fast! Indeed, fasting on Ekādaśī grants the same religious merit as bathing at Prabhāsa during a lunar or solar eclipse. One who drinks the sacred water at Kedāra is freed from rebirth, and likewise, fasting on Ekādaśī removes the cycle of rebirth. 
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 The merit from an Ekādaśī fast is a hundred times greater than the reward of performing an Ashvamedha sacrifice on earth. Fasting on Ekādaśī yields a hundredfold more merit than gifting a thousand cows to a learned brāhmaṇa. Those who fast on Ekādaśī are considered equal to those whose bodies are inhabited by Brahma, Viṣṇu, and Śiva. The merit from observing the Ekādaśī vow is immeasurable, and difficult to obtain even by the Devas. There is no other vow like that of the Ekādaśī, that destroys sins."""
 
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time_focus/monthly/ekAdashI/description_only/mOhinI-EkAdazI.toml

@@ -45,7 +45,9 @@ jsonClass = "HinduCalendarEventTiming"
 en = """The Shukla-paksha Ekadashi of `vaizAkha` month is known as `mOhinI-EkAdazI`.
 
 The fruits of fasting on Ekādaśī are greatly extolled in the Padma Purana—
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 A person who bathes at Śaṃkhoddhāra and beholds the image of Viṣṇu does not acquire even a sixteenth of the merit earned by fasting on Ekādaśī. O noble king, even if one gives four lakhs of coins on the days of the Sun's transition between Zodiac signs, it does not equal even a sixteenth of the merit from an Ekādaśī fast! Indeed, fasting on Ekādaśī grants the same religious merit as bathing at Prabhāsa during a lunar or solar eclipse. One who drinks the sacred water at Kedāra is freed from rebirth, and likewise, fasting on Ekādaśī removes the cycle of rebirth. 
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 The merit from an Ekādaśī fast is a hundred times greater than the reward of performing an Ashvamedha sacrifice on earth. Fasting on Ekādaśī yields a hundredfold more merit than gifting a thousand cows to a learned brāhmaṇa. Those who fast on Ekādaśī are considered equal to those whose bodies are inhabited by Brahma, Viṣṇu, and Śiva. The merit from observing the Ekādaśī vow is immeasurable, and difficult to obtain even by the Devas. There is no other vow like that of the Ekādaśī, that destroys sins."""
 
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time_focus/monthly/ekAdashI/description_only/mOkSadA-EkAdazI.toml

@@ -63,7 +63,9 @@ jsonClass = "HinduCalendarEventTiming"
 en = """The Shukla-paksha Ekadashi of `mArgazIrSa` month is known as `mOkSadA-EkAdazI`. During the bright half of Mārgaśīrṣa, the Mokṣadā Ekādaśī vratam is observed, and it is recommended that its religious merits be dedicated to deceased ancestors for their salvation, as stated by Brahmā. King Vaikhānasa, after hearing a sage's advice, returned home and observed this vow during Mārgaśīrṣa. Just as he dedicated its merits to his father, a shower of flowers fell from the sky, leading to a miracle ---  celestial event where flowers showered from the sky, and Vaikhānasa's father and ancestors attained salvation! From the heavens, the father blessed his son and ascended to the divine realm. Observing the Mokṣadā Ekādaśī vratam eradicates sins and grants salvation after death. This Ekādaśī is deemed unparalleled in its ability to offer salvation. The extent of its religious merit is immeasurable, likened to a wish-fulfilling gem. Simply reading or hearing of this vratam bestows religious merit comparable to that of a Vājapeya sacrifice.
 
 The fruits of fasting on Ekādaśī are greatly extolled in the Padma Purana—
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 A person who bathes at Śaṃkhoddhāra and beholds the image of Viṣṇu does not acquire even a sixteenth of the merit earned by fasting on Ekādaśī. O noble king, even if one gives four lakhs of coins on the days of the Sun's transition between Zodiac signs, it does not equal even a sixteenth of the merit from an Ekādaśī fast! Indeed, fasting on Ekādaśī grants the same religious merit as bathing at Prabhāsa during a lunar or solar eclipse. One who drinks the sacred water at Kedāra is freed from rebirth, and likewise, fasting on Ekādaśī removes the cycle of rebirth. 
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 The merit from an Ekādaśī fast is a hundred times greater than the reward of performing an Ashvamedha sacrifice on earth. Fasting on Ekādaśī yields a hundredfold more merit than gifting a thousand cows to a learned brāhmaṇa. Those who fast on Ekādaśī are considered equal to those whose bodies are inhabited by Brahma, Viṣṇu, and Śiva. The merit from observing the Ekādaśī vow is immeasurable, and difficult to obtain even by the Devas. There is no other vow like that of the Ekādaśī, that destroys sins."""
 
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time_focus/monthly/ekAdashI/description_only/pANDava-nirjalA-EkAdazI.toml

@@ -57,7 +57,9 @@ jsonClass = "HinduCalendarEventTiming"
 en = """The Shukla-paksha Ekadashi of `jyaiSTha` month is known as `nirjalA-EkAdazI`.
 
 The fruits of fasting on Ekādaśī are greatly extolled in the Padma Purana—
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 A person who bathes at Śaṃkhoddhāra and beholds the image of Viṣṇu does not acquire even a sixteenth of the merit earned by fasting on Ekādaśī. O noble king, even if one gives four lakhs of coins on the days of the Sun's transition between Zodiac signs, it does not equal even a sixteenth of the merit from an Ekādaśī fast! Indeed, fasting on Ekādaśī grants the same religious merit as bathing at Prabhāsa during a lunar or solar eclipse. One who drinks the sacred water at Kedāra is freed from rebirth, and likewise, fasting on Ekādaśī removes the cycle of rebirth. 
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 The merit from an Ekādaśī fast is a hundred times greater than the reward of performing an Ashvamedha sacrifice on earth. Fasting on Ekādaśī yields a hundredfold more merit than gifting a thousand cows to a learned brāhmaṇa. Those who fast on Ekādaśī are considered equal to those whose bodies are inhabited by Brahma, Viṣṇu, and Śiva. The merit from observing the Ekādaśī vow is immeasurable, and difficult to obtain even by the Devas. There is no other vow like that of the Ekādaśī, that destroys sins."""
 
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time_focus/monthly/ekAdashI/description_only/pApAGkuzA-EkAdazI.toml

@@ -45,7 +45,9 @@ jsonClass = "HinduCalendarEventTiming"
 en = """The Shukla-paksha Ekadashi of `Azvayuja` month is known as `pApAGkuzA-EkAdazI`.
 
 The fruits of fasting on Ekādaśī are greatly extolled in the Padma Purana—
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 A person who bathes at Śaṃkhoddhāra and beholds the image of Viṣṇu does not acquire even a sixteenth of the merit earned by fasting on Ekādaśī. O noble king, even if one gives four lakhs of coins on the days of the Sun's transition between Zodiac signs, it does not equal even a sixteenth of the merit from an Ekādaśī fast! Indeed, fasting on Ekādaśī grants the same religious merit as bathing at Prabhāsa during a lunar or solar eclipse. One who drinks the sacred water at Kedāra is freed from rebirth, and likewise, fasting on Ekādaśī removes the cycle of rebirth. 
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 The merit from an Ekādaśī fast is a hundred times greater than the reward of performing an Ashvamedha sacrifice on earth. Fasting on Ekādaśī yields a hundredfold more merit than gifting a thousand cows to a learned brāhmaṇa. Those who fast on Ekādaśī are considered equal to those whose bodies are inhabited by Brahma, Viṣṇu, and Śiva. The merit from observing the Ekādaśī vow is immeasurable, and difficult to obtain even by the Devas. There is no other vow like that of the Ekādaśī, that destroys sins."""
 
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