Mahasivarathri

 

Yogalinga

Mahasivarathri

Author Gurukkal Dr. S Mahesh

        Shivaratri, the auspicious night dedicated to Lord Shiva, holds profound spiritual significance in our culture. It symbolizes the convergence of divine energy and human consciousness, offering devotees an opportunity for deep , purification, and spiritual awakening. In the practice of Kalari, an ancient Indian martial art, Shivaratri holds special significance as a day to initiate or recommence one's journey on the path of mastery.Just as Lord Shiva is revered as the guru of kalaripayattu and sivasampradayam and the embodiment of strength, discipline.  the practitioners of Kalari seek to embody these qualities through rigorous training and self-discipline. At Agasthyam, we are honored to announce our upcoming Yogalinga event, coinciding with the revered occasion of Shivaratri. This auspicious night holds profound significance as we gather to celebrate the glory of spirituality through a blend of cultural activities and spiritual observances. In the embrace of this sacred atmosphere, we will showcase special performances that pay homage to the divine essence of Lord Shiva and his cosmic dance of creation and destruction. Additionally, our gathering will be enriched by moments of collective meditation and satsang, fostering an environment of deep introspection and spiritual communion. Through these practices, we aim to imbue the night with auspiciousness, inviting participants to bask in the divine energies and blessings of Shivaratri. Join us as we honor this sacred tradition and embark on a journey of spiritual elevation and inner transformation.By beginning or renewing their practice on Shivaratri, aspirants align themselves with the divine energies of Lord Shiva, seeking his blessings to overcome obstacles, cultivate inner strength, and progress on the path of self-realization. Thus, Shivaratri serves as a sacred occasion for Kalari practitioners to embark on their journey with renewed dedication, harnessing the divine power of Lord Shiva to guide them towards mastery of the body, mind, and spirit. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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