MahaShivratri 2023 is the second most widely celebrated religious festival observed by the Hindu people across India, to worship Lord Shiva. It is celebrated on the night of #Chaturdashi Tithi (fourteenth lunar day) of Krishna Paksha (dark lunar half) of Phalgun month of our Hindi calendar.
In different parts of India and abroad, this ‘Vrat’ or fast is celebrated with a lot of devotion and zeal. In the temples of Lord Shiva, people gather in huge numbers to offer water, milk, honey, curd and sugarcane juice to the ‘Shiv-Lingam’ or the abstract representation of the Lord after observing a day-long fast. It is widely celebrated across the globe nowadays by the devotees of Baba Bhole Nath (another name for Lord Shiva).
It is believed that Lord Shiva is pleased even if someone just puts a pot full of water on the ShivLingam. Since our death comes under his jurisdiction, if He is pleased, then He can deter one’s death and grant a new lease of life.
Lord Shiva is one of the most powerful deities of ‘TriDev’ – Brahma, Vishnu and Maheshwar (Shiva), and the power of the destruction of the world is given to Him only.
This tithi (date) is perfect for performing remedial measures for ‘Doshas’ or faults present in one’s horoscope. Remedy for ‘Kaal Sarp Dosha’ can also be done on this auspicious muhurta, at a Shiva Temple.
This tithi (date) is perfect for performing remedial measures for ‘Doshas’ or faults present in one’s horoscope. Remedy for ‘Kaal Sarp Dosha’ can also be done on this auspicious muhurta, at a Shiva Temple.
Shivratri is a very powerful muhurat or day to eradicate life-threatening diseases from one’s body.
The Moon is symbolic of our mind and it becomes auspicious for us by performing Shiv Pujan or Prayers. The Moon keeps fluctuating in the sky, from day to day, to create instability in our lives. Shiv Pujan brings stability and invites prosperity to our home.
The Moon is the significator of our mind also and the Moon becomes auspicious for us by performing Shiv Pujan. The Moon keeps on fluctuating in the sky, from day to day, to create instability in our lives. Shiv Pujan brings stability and invites prosperity to our home.
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Many of the shortcomings, that are present in our #horoscope, may be eradicated by performing Puja on this very auspicious day.
MahaShivratri 2023 Muhurat:
MahaShivratri 2023 – Saturday, February 18, 2023
1. Nishita Kaal Pujan Timing – from 12:09 am to 12:58 am
Total Duration – 00 hrs 49 minutes
2. ShivRatri Paarna Timing – On 19th February – 06:41 am to 03:30 pm
Prahar Pujan Timing –
1. Night First Prahar Pujan Timing – Evening 06:26 pm to 09:30 pm
2. Night Second Prahar Pujan Timing – Night 09:30 pm to 12:33 am (19/02/2023)
3. Night Third Prahar Pujan Timing – 12:33am to 03:37 am (19/02/2023)
4. Night Fourth Prahar Pujan Timing – Early Morning 03:37 am to Morning 06:41 am (19/02/2023)
1. Chaturdashi Tithi begins – On 18th February 2023 at 08:02 pm
2. Chaturdashi Tithi ends – On 19th February 2023 at 04:18 pm