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Every year, the occasion of Mahashivratri is celebrated as the convergence of Shiva and Shakti — the masculine and feminine energies which balance the world. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, on this day people observe fasts and chant ‘Om Namah Shivaya’ and ‘Har Har Mahadev’ while offering prayers at the temple.
This year, Maha Shivratri is being celebrated on March 1, which is a Tuesday. The Chaturdashi tithi will begin on 03:16 AM on Mar 01, 2022 and end at 01:00 AM on Mar 02, 2022.
According Drik Panchang, a day prior to the puja, devotees eat only one time, and on the day — after finishing morning rituals — they pledge to observe a full-day fast, meaning they cannot eat anything until the next day. The fasting is done not only to seek blessings of the Lord, but also for self-determination.
On this auspicious occasion, take a moment to wish your loved ones a very happy Maha Shivratri.
*May all the difficulties in your life be banished by Lord Shiva.
This year, Maha Shivratri is being celebrated on March 1, which is a Tuesday. The Chaturdashi tithi will begin on 03:16 AM on Mar 01, 2022 and end at 01:00 AM on Mar 02, 2022.
According Drik Panchang, a day prior to the puja, devotees eat only one time, and on the day — after finishing morning rituals — they pledge to observe a full-day fast, meaning they cannot eat anything until the next day. The fasting is done not only to seek blessings of the Lord, but also for self-determination.
On this auspicious occasion, take a moment to wish your loved ones a very happy Maha Shivratri.
*May all the difficulties in your life be banished by Lord Shiva.