MahaShivratri Workshop on pooja Vidhi Vidhan

Mahashivratri is celebrated as the grand night of Lord Shiva and holds deep spiritual and cosmic significance. Here’s why it is observed:

Marriage of Shiva & Parvati – According to mythology, Mahashivratri marks the divine union of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, symbolizing the balance of masculine and feminine energies.

Shiva’s Cosmic Dance (Tandav) – Some traditions believe that on this night, Lord Shiva performed the Tandava, the dance of creation, preservation, and destruction, representing the eternal cycle of the universe.

The Night of Ultimate Awakening – It is said that the planetary positions on this night enhance spiritual energy, making it the best time for meditation and self-realization.

Neelkanth Legend – In Samudra Manthan (churning of the ocean), Lord Shiva drank the deadly halahal (poison) to save the world. Devotees stay awake, chant "Om Namah Shivaya," and observe fasts in reverence.

Spiritual Transformation – Mahashivratri is considered an auspicious night for shedding past karma, seeking blessings, and achieving Moksha (liberation) through devotion and meditation.

On this night, devotees observe fasts, chant Shiva mantras, perform Rudrabhishek, and stay awake to absorb the divine energies. It is one of the most powerful nights for spiritual growth and inner transformation.

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