Shivaratri is a ritual of remembrance and practice
Shiva is the granter of welfare and remover of pain, the destroyer of illusion and giver of Peace, ever watchful of us day and night. On this darkest night we ask that he take his rest, and we will remember him and the practices we have been taught. The mind will be absorbed. Shiva will not need to worry about us because we will be in Sadhana. With prayers, chanting, practices and
ceremony we will keep engaged in that focused remembrance.
It is an auspicious time to deepen our understanding of our true nature, to reaffirm or renew our vow to regularly practice sadhana and live a yogic life.
Schedule
February 15 – 7:00 pm: All-night vigil begins – Ganesh Puja – Hanuman Chalisa – Shiva Arati – Kirtan – Asanas – Yajñas.
February 16 – 7:00 am: Procession – lingams to the pond.
February 16 – 8:00 am: Simple ‘break fast’ breakfast.
Participation and accommodation:
- If you are interested in participating in offering in the midnight Shiva Puja or Maha Shivaratri Puja the following morning, 👉 contact Mahavir: theseentheseen@yahoo.com
- If you are arriving from off-island and need a room, 👉 contact Anuradha: anuradhaom@gmail.com
- All are welcome to participate and observe anytime throughout the night. Hara Hara Mahadev 🔱 🕉️
“When God is loved and continuously remembered that is meditation.”
“Repetition of a divine name or a sacred syllable brings the mind into the present where there is no past or future, only divine presence.” – Babaji
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