Rudraksha Center wishes all Patrons & Visitors Health, Wealth and Happiness on this Maha Shivaratri 2022 and Beyond.
Maha Shivaratri is one of the most important festivals for Hindu worshippers and devotees of Lord Shiva, which is on Tuesday, 1st of March 2022. This festival is celebrated on the 13th / 14th night of the Krishna Paksha of the Maagh month. The word "Shiva Ratri" literally translates to "Night of the Lord Shiva".
Maha Shivratri Pooja Muhurat 2022 :
Chaturdashi Tithi begins from 03:18 AM of 1st March 2022 and will continue till 01:03 AM of 2nd March 2022
Maha Shivratri Puja Timings - from 06:43 PM of 1st March 2022 till 06:57 AM of 2nd March 2022
As per Puranas, during the churning of the ocean, a pot of poison emerged, which had the power to destroy the entire world. Lord Shiva, to save humanity, drank the entire pot of poison (turning his throat blue) thus gaining him the name "Neel (Blue) - Kanth (Throat)". The festival of Shivratri celebrates this event.
In modern times, Shivratri is celebrated by devotees all over the world. This festival has special significance for women as well. Married Women pray to Lord Shiva to grant well-being and happiness to the male members of the family - Father, Sons, Husband, while unmarried ones, pray for getting a suitable Husband. Devotees celebrate Maha Shivratri by keeping Fast and offering Incense, Flowers, Panchamrut and Bel Leaves ( Bilwa Patra ) to Lord Shiva in temples.
It is said that whoever remembers Lord Shiva with sincerity on Maha Shivratri is freed from all mortal sins and attains Moksha, thus being liberated from the cycle of Birth and Death, thus being united with Lord Shiva.
About Lord Shiva :