ekadasi imp points

Oh king, one should never give up fasting on Ekadasi, even if it falls on Saturday, Sunday, on an eclipse day or on Sankranti day. 

Ekadasi and Dvadasi are both qualified for fasting. 
Furthermore, one should fast when Ekadasi is combined with Dvadasi, but one should never fast when Ekadasi is combined with Dasami. 
One should never fast on the days when Ekadasi is overlapped with Dasami. 
If one does so, looses whatever merit he had accumulated for one hundred years. 
ref: https://www.salagram.net/ekadasi-vratHBV.htm 


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