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The Significance and Observance of Mahasivaratri
Mar. 18 | This falls on the 13th (or 14th) day of the dark half of Phalgun (February-March). The name means “the night of Shiva”. The ceremonies take place chiefly at night. This is a festival observed in honour of Lord Shiva. Shiva was married to Parvati...
Sri Maha Sivaratri – Audios/Videos 2013
Mar. 17 | Sri Maha Sivaratri Live Recorded Broadcast Audios & Videos on 10th March 2013 Sri Maha Sivaratri – Bhajans 001 Jaya Ganesh by Sw. Vimalanandaji 002 siva siva 003 lingastakam 004 Har Gao 005 Om Namaha Sivaya (partial) 006 Anand Rehna...
Sri Maha Sivaratri – Photos
Mar. 17 | Photos Taken during Maha Sivaratri Celebration on 10th March 2013 [Show as slideshow] [View with PicLens] ...
Sri Maha Sivaratri – Programe Schedule
Mar. 7 | Jai Gurudev ! Om Namah Shivaya ! THE DIVINE LIFE SOCIETY HEADQUARTERS, SHIVANANDANAGAR MAHA SIVARATRI CELEBRATION PROGRAMME CLICK HERE – Live Broadcasting Page Sunday 10th MARCH 2013 5.00 To 6.00 A.M. Brahma-Muhurtha...
The Subjective Dimension of Prayer
Mar. 7 | By Swami Chidananda We will soon be observing the sacred annual worship of Lord Siva, Mahasivaratri. It is customary to regard and to speak of Lord Siva in terms of being a destroyer. The three aspects of the Supreme Being are Brahma the creator, Vishnu...
Siva – The Mystic Night
Mar. 7 | By Swami Krishnananda We conceive God as glory, as creativity and as austerity. Vishnu is glory and magnificence; Brahma is creativity force; and Siva is austerity and renunciation. You might have heard it said that God is the embodiment of six attributes...
The Message of Mahasivaratri
Mar. 7 | Mahasivaratri is one of the holy days that my guru, Swami Sivananda observed with great intensity and devotion. There are numerous stories in our myths and legends to illustrate the popular belief that Lord Siva is pleased with even unintentional and...
Siva Yoga Sadhana
Mar. 7 | by Swami Krishnananda SECRET OF PANCHAKSHARA Panchakshara is a Mahamantra which is composed of five letters, Namassivaya. A Mantra is that which removes all obstacles and miseries of one who reflects on it and bestows eternal bliss and immortality. Panchakshara...
Lord Siva and His Lilas
Mar. 7 | Swami Sivananda Siva is known by the name ‘Girisa’, as He is the Lord of the Mount Kailasa. Siva is called ‘Tryambaka’, because He has a third eye in His forehead, the eye of wisdom (Jnana Chakshus). The word ‘Hara’ is derived from the root...