Maha Shivaratri – Embracing the Infinite

Maha Shivaratri Celebration – A Night of Transformation

Tomorrow, Tuesday at 5:48PM, we will celebrate Maha Shivaratri, an ancient tradition honoring the cosmic dance of Shiva (Third Eye and Consciousness) and Parvati (the Universal Mother, the Divine Feminine). This sacred night symbolizes the union of the individual soul with higher consciousness, a time for powerful manifestation, breaking limitations, and harmonizing the divine feminine and masculine within and around us.

Shiva is the Lord of Sankalpa (intention), representing the willpower to define and achieve our goals. Maha Shivaratri happens on the darkest night of the lunar month, signifying the dissolution of ignorance and the awakening of inner wisdom.

From sunset to sunrise, we stay awake in deep reflection and meditation, keeping our spine erect to align with the cosmic movement of divine energies.

During this night, we perform Pujas—rituals of prayer, mantra chanting, and sacred offerings to honor divine power. Here’s what you’ll need for the Maha Shivaratri Puja:

• A stone or crystal representing Shiva
• A small plate for Shiva to rest on (that can get wet/sticky)
• Two flowers
• One incense stick
• One candle
• A cup of water
• Small amounts of
  • Milk
  • Yogurt
  • Ghee
  • Honey
• One piece of fruit

### Fasting Recommendation:
Fasting from sunset (Tuesday) to sunrise (Wednesday) is highly recommended.

Download the instructions which include the schedule and the Sanskrit prayers for each offering HERE. We will go live on Instagram at four different times, following the guide we will send in a PDF format.

Let’s come together in devotion and intention, aligning with the divine energies of this sacred night!