A Night with the Divine on March 8, 2024, from 6 PM to 6 AM IST
One of the biggest and most important of India’s religious holidays is Mahashivratri. The event honours Shiva’s Grace, who is regarded as the Adi Guru, or the First Guru, the source of the Yogic tradition. On this night, the darkest of the year, the planetary alignments are such that there is a strong natural upsurge of energy in the human system. Maintaining a vertical posture during the night and remaining alert and awake is incredibly good for one’s physical and spiritual well-being.
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2024 Mahashivratri Celebrations by Sadhguru
Mahashivratri is a vibrant, all-night celebration that features amazing musical performances by well-known performers and thunderous meditations by Sadhguru.
Explosive Guided Meditations
(with Sadhguru)
Traditional and Martial Arts Performances
(by Samskriti students)
Adiyogi Divya Darshanam
A powerful video imaging show depicts the origin of yoga
Ways to attend 2024 Mahashivratri Celebrations by Sadhguru at Isha Foundation
Visit Isha Yoga Center in person
- Come celebrate with thousands of people at the Isha Yoga Center, a potent place for inner development.
Watch the live feed at isha.sadhguru.org
- Watch the evening’s concerts and join in on the meditations live via webcast.
On Television India’s main TV networks
- You can watch the event live on television as well.
- Asstha
- Network 10
- Divine
FAQs
In Isha, is Mahashivratri free?
Rudraksha, specifically energized on Mahashivratri by Sadhguru, is being freely distributed to everyone. Bring Shiva’s grace home with you. During the auspicious period of Mahashivratri, contribute to the festivities and the Annadanam (food offering) for thousands of devotees.
Entry fee for Adiyogi on Shivratri at Isha?
The Adiyogi Shiva Statue does not require an admission fee. But accessing the Isha Yoga Center, where the monument is situated, costs money.
What is the time of Isha Mahashivratri 2024?
Friday, March 8, 2024, from 6 PM to 6 AM IST
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