By Pt. Suvrat Sharma
Discover the correct date for Shravan Shivratri this month. Know the auspicious Nishita Kaal puja timing, special yogas and the significance of the fast.
When the universe's energy converges at its center and nature becomes silent in deep meditation, then arrives the divine night of the Chaturdashi tithi (the 14th day) of the Krishna Paksha (the dark fortnight). This is not merely a date but a grand festival of the union of Lord Shiva and Adishakti Maa Parvati, of their love and asceticism merging into one-Masik Shivratri. This night brings a precious opportunity for seekers to connect their consciousness with the Shiva-element.
It is a religious belief that worshiping Mahadev and Maa Parvati with devotion on this day fills a seeker's life with happiness, good fortune and prosperity. Married women are blessed with unbroken marital fortune, while auspicious yogas for a swift marriage are formed in the lives of unmarried individuals. Let us explore in detail the correct date, auspicious timings and the divine yogas forming on this sacred Shivratri falling in the month of Shravan.
According to the calculations of the Panchang, the most important time for the worship of Lord Shiva is the Nishita Kaal (midnight period). Therefore, the fast and worship are observed on the day when the Chaturdashi tithi coincides with the Nishita Kaal at night.
As per astrological calculations, several auspicious yogas are forming on the Shivratri of Shravan month this year, which multiply the significance of this day manifold.
Muhurat | Time |
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Sunrise | 05:53 AM |
Sunset | 06:54 PM |
Brahma Muhurat | 04:26 AM to 05:10 AM |
Vijay Muhurat | 02:34 PM to 03:26 PM |
Godhuli Muhurat | 06:54 PM to 07:16 PM |
While every month's Shivratri is an opportunity to receive Lord Shiva's grace, the significance of the Shivratri falling in the month of Shravan is even greater. The month of Shravan is itself dedicated to Mahadev. When the festival of Shivratri arrives in this sacred month, it is as if nature itself is immersed in Shiva's devotion. The fast, jalabhishek (ritual bathing of the deity) and worship performed on this day hold the power to fulfill every wish of the seeker. This is not just a fast but a spiritual journey to conquer one's senses and awaken the Shiva-element residing within.
The Masik Shivratri fast reminds us that the foundation of happiness and good fortune in life is the balance of Shiva and Shakti. This day is not only about external rituals but also about internal surrender. On this sacred occasion, remember Mahadev and Maa Parvati with complete faith and trust, worship them and enrich your life with their divine grace. Through the compassion of Mahadev, all the troubles of a seeker are removed and auspiciousness dawns in their life.
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