People celebrate the Grace of lord shiva, who is regarded by Hindus as the Adi Guru, or the original guru from whom the Yogic tradition derives, during Mahashivratri, one of the biggest and most important sacred Hindu holidays.
Devotees are eager to learn the auspicious times and procedures for doing the Nishita Kaal Puja, or midnight devotion, as Mahashivratri is being performed on Wednesday, february 26 this year. According to the information, it is set for february 26 from 12:09 am until 12:59 am on february 27.
Here's maha shivratri auspicious timings:
1) Nishita Kaal Puja Time - 12:37 AM to 01:29 AM, february 27
2) Shivaratri Parana Time - 07:36 AM, february 27
3) Ratri First Prahar Puja Time - 06:30 PM to 09:46 PM
4) Ratri Second Prahar Puja Time - 09:46 PM to 01:03 AM, february 27
5) Ratri Third Prahar Puja Time - 01:03 AM to 04:20 AM, february 27
6) Ratri Fourth Prahar Puja Time - 04:20 AM to 07:36 AM, Feb 27
7)Chaturdashi Tithi begins - 06:38 AM on february 26, 2025
7)Chaturdashi Tithi ends - 04:24 AM on february 27, 2025
Here are maha shivratri auspicious rituals:
Devotees fast for the entire day during maha shivratri and present lord shiva with milk, honey, ghee, fruits, bhaang, and sweets. Before going to the temple to ask the deity for blessings, all of the devotees take a bath early in the morning.
On the evening of Mahashivratri, they congregate at the temple to worship the shiva Linga. Devotees then spend the whole night at the temple lighting lamps. Additionally, at night, magnificent processions of lord shiva and Parvati are carried out on a palanquin.
Devotees often eat a small sattvic meal—which excludes non-cereal meals, fruits, and sweets—to break the fast.
Devotees are eager to learn the auspicious times and procedures for doing the Nishita Kaal Puja, or midnight devotion, as Mahashivratri is being performed on Wednesday, february 26 this year. According to the information, it is set for february 26 from 12:09 am until 12:59 am on february 27.
Here's maha shivratri auspicious timings:
1) Nishita Kaal Puja Time - 12:37 AM to 01:29 AM, february 27
2) Shivaratri Parana Time - 07:36 AM, february 27
3) Ratri First Prahar Puja Time - 06:30 PM to 09:46 PM
4) Ratri Second Prahar Puja Time - 09:46 PM to 01:03 AM, february 27
5) Ratri Third Prahar Puja Time - 01:03 AM to 04:20 AM, february 27
6) Ratri Fourth Prahar Puja Time - 04:20 AM to 07:36 AM, Feb 27
7)Chaturdashi Tithi begins - 06:38 AM on february 26, 2025
7)Chaturdashi Tithi ends - 04:24 AM on february 27, 2025
Here are maha shivratri auspicious rituals:
Devotees fast for the entire day during maha shivratri and present lord shiva with milk, honey, ghee, fruits, bhaang, and sweets. Before going to the temple to ask the deity for blessings, all of the devotees take a bath early in the morning.
On the evening of Mahashivratri, they congregate at the temple to worship the shiva Linga. Devotees then spend the whole night at the temple lighting lamps. Additionally, at night, magnificent processions of lord shiva and Parvati are carried out on a palanquin.
Devotees often eat a small sattvic meal—which excludes non-cereal meals, fruits, and sweets—to break the fast.
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