Author: Guru Maa Astrologer Posted on: January, 10, 2023
Mahashivaratri is one of the biggest festivals of the Hindus. According to Panchangam (Amavasant Panchang) of South India, Mahashivaratri is celebrated on Chaturdashi of Shukla Paksha of Magha month. On the other hand, according to the Panchang (Purnimant Panchang) of North India, the festival of Mahashivratri is celebrated on the Chaturdashi of Krishna Paksha of Phalgun month. However, in 2023, Mahashivaratri will be celebrated across the country on 18 February.
The night of Shivratri is considered to be the night of the divine dance of Shiva, hence this tradition has been going on for a long time. Since ancient times, this day has served as a confluence for dance festivals in various Hindu temples like Khajuraho, Modhera, Konark, etc. On this day, people worship Lord Shiva through their dance and depict dance postures mentioned in Natya Shastra.
Astrology is an integral part of Hinduism, and many Hindus consult astrologers for guidance and advice on important occasions such as Mahashivaratri. Astrologers can provide insights into the astrological influences at play on the day of the festival, as well as offer remedies and suggestions for how to make the most of the positive energies. For example, an astrologer might recommend performing certain rituals or puja or suggest certain mantras or other spiritual practices to help enhance the blessings of Lord Shiva.
If you are looking for astrological remedies to help get success and solve your problems on the special occasion of Mahashivaratri 2023, you might consider consulting with astrologer guru maa Vidyavati ji. Guru maa Vidyavati ji is a vashikaran specialist in Mumbai who has been helping people with their astrological needs for many years. Here are five astrology remedies that you can do on Mahashivaratri 2023 to solve different problems:
On Mahashivaratri 2023, visit a Shiva temple and offer milk, honey, and bilva leaves to the lingam (the symbol of Shiva). After the puja, light a Diya (oil lamp) with sesame oil and recite the "Om Namah Shivaya" mantra 108 times.
Wake up early on Mahashivaratri and take a bath before sunrise. Wear clean clothes and visit a Shiva temple. Offer fruits and flowers to the lingam and recite the "Mahamrityunjaya Mantra" 108 times. This mantra is said to protect from accidents and illnesses.
On Mahashivaratri, light a Diya with mustard oil and offer it to Lord Shiva along with dhoop (incense). Recite the "Shiva Panchakshari" mantra ("Om Namah Shivaya") 108 times. This will help remove obstacles in your career.
On Mahashivaratri 2023, prepare a paste of sandalwood powder and saffron. Offer it to the lingam along with a bouquet of bel leaves (a type of leaves considered very sacred to Lord Shiva). Recite the "Om Namah Shivaya" mantra 108 times while doing the puja. This will help overcome problems in relationships.
On Mahashivaratri, offer a yellow mustard oil lamp to the lingam along with coconut. Recite the "Shiva Sahasranama Stotram" (A Thousand Names of Shiva) or "Putra Prapti Mantra" (Mantra for Obtaining Children) 108 times. This will help obtain blessings for children and progeny.
It is important to observe certain customs and rituals to show respect and devotion to Lord Shiva. Here are some mistakes to avoid on Mahashivaratri 2023:
Not fasting: Many Hindus observe a fast on Mahashivaratri, as it is believed to purify the body and mind and bring blessings from Lord Shiva. Avoiding the fast on this day can be considered disrespectful.
Not performing puja: Performing puja, or worship, is an important part of Mahashivaratri celebrations. Not performing puja, or not performing it properly, can be considered disrespectful to Lord Shiva.
Not dressing appropriately: On Mahashivaratri, it is customary to wear clean, white clothes as a symbol of purity. Avoiding wearing appropriate clothes, especially for men is important not to shave on this day, which can be considered disrespectful to Lord Shiva.
Not focusing on the spiritual aspect: Mahashivaratri is a day of spiritual significance, and it is important to focus on one's spiritual practice, rather than getting caught up in the celebrations and revelries. Avoiding the spiritual aspect of this day can be considered disrespectful to Lord Shiva
Not paying attention to time: As per Indian Astrology and Vedic beliefs, there are specific auspicious timings and time windows when these remedies and rituals should be performed. So not paying attention to time and doing it at the wrong time may not yield the desired results.
Let us tell you that Mahashivaratri is usually celebrated on the 13th or 14th day of the Krishna Paksha of the month of Phalgun. As per the English calendar, it usually falls in February or March. According to the position of the Moon, Mahashivratri falls just before Amavasya and this time Mahashivratri 2023 will be celebrated across the country on Saturday, 18 February.
Mahashivaratri 2023 Date 18 February 2023, Saturday
Sunrise 18 February 2023, 07:01
Sunset 18 Feb 2023, 06:20
Nishita Kaal Puja Timings: 00:09 on February 18 to 01:00 on February 19
First Night Prahar Puja Time 18:13 to 21:24
Second Night Prahar Puja Time 19 February 21:24 to 00:35
Third Night Prahar Puja Time 19 February 00:35 to 03:46
Fourth Night Prahar Puja Time 19 February 03:46 to 06:56
Chaturdashi date starts on 18 February 2023 at 20:02
Chaturdashi date ends on 19 February 2023 at 16:18
Maha Shivratri Paran Time 19 February 06:56 to 15:24
Mahashivaratri is one of the major Hindu festivals celebrated all over the country and is celebrated throughout the night and day. Mahashivaratri festivities include prayers, Rudra Abhishek, music and dance rituals, worship in temples, and fasting. On this day devotees observe a fast to please Lord Shiva, where people refrain from consuming any type of food and consume only sattvic foods after worshiping the Lord and breaking the fast.
Let us tell you that before starting the Mahashivaratri Puja, you need to collect the following items, as they hold a lot of importance when it comes to worshiping Lord Shiva. Wake up early in the morning and bathe with white sesame seeds in water and wear white clothes. Install the Shivling on a cloth on the altar and perform Rudra Abhishek by bathing it with milk, curd, honey, rose water, ghee, and more. After this, offer the garland of bel Patra to Lord Shiva and then apply a paste of sandalwood and ashwagandha. After this light incense sticks. You should chant the mantra “Om Namah Shivay” while worshiping Lord Shiva. You can also recite Mahamrityunjaya Mantra to please Lord Shiva
By following the traditional customs and avoiding common mistakes, one can fully participate in the spiritual significance of Mahashivaratri and reap its benefits. Consulting an astrologer can help one to identify the appropriate remedies and rituals to suit one's specific needs, as every individual chart is unique. May this Mahashivaratri bring blessings, peace, and prosperity to all.
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