26/02/2025
🌙 Mahashivratri has always been deeply connected with yoga and the pursuit of inner transformation. It is not just a religious festival but a time to turn inward and transcend limitations. It is an opportunity to dissolve the ego, surrender to the infinite and experience the oneness that yoga seeks to establish 💙
This sacred night is dedicated to Lord Shiva, the Adi Yogi and Adi Guru (the first teacher), who is considered the originator of yoga. According to yogic traditions, Mahashivratri marks the night when Shiva transcended physical limitations and became one with the cosmos, attaining absolute stillness—an ultimate state of yoga.
This is why Shiva is often depicted in deep meditation, symbolizing the highest state of consciousness and self-realization ✨🔥
On this divine night, planetary alignments create an environment highly conducive to spiritual growth.
It is believed that during Mahashivratri, natural energies surge upwards, making it an ideal time for yogic practices, breath works, meditation and heightened awareness -allowing the energy to flow freely through the spine enhancing spiritual experience🧘🏻♀️
Chanting Shiva Panchakshari mantra - “Om Namah Shivaya” and doing meditation helps align one’s energy with the higher vibrations of the universe 🕉️🔱
