Sadhguru Mahashivratri 2025: Mahashivratri is one of India’s most revered and significant festivals, honouring the grace of Lord Shiva, regarded as the Adi Guru or the First Guru, from whom the Yogic tradition originates. Falling on the darkest night of the year, the festival coincides with planetary alignments that create a powerful natural surge of energy in the human system. Staying awake and maintaining an upright posture throughout the night is believed to bring immense physical and spiritual benefits.  

Isha Foundation’s Sadhguru Mahashivratri celebrations, are among the most anticipated spiritual events worldwide, will be held on February 26, 2025, from 6 PM to 6 AM IST at the Isha Yoga Center in Coimbatore. 

The night-long celebration will be available for virtual participation through online platforms and YouTube. The live stream can be accessed at:

https://isha.sadhguru.org/mahashivratri/live-webstream/ and will also be telecast on more than 100 TV channels. Registration is required to join the event online. In addition, you can also watch the live stream of this program on the Sadhguru app, or on the Sadhguru Hindi YouTube channel and Facebook page. One can also tune in to Zee5 to watch the Mahashivratri celebration. 

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Sadhguru will lead the midnight Mahamantra (Om Namah Shivay) initiation for the first time, believed to bring profound well-being. Later, during Brahma Muhurtham at 3:40 AM, he will guide participants in Shambho Meditation, an auspicious time for spiritual growth.  

Adding to the experience, Sadhguru will launch the "Miracle of the Mind" app, featuring a 7-minute guided meditation to help users build a powerful daily practice.  

The event will feature performances by renowned artists, including Ajay-Atul, Muktidan Gadhvi, Paraox, CassMae, Sounds of Isha, Isha Samskriti, and other multi-regional musicians, making it a blend of spiritual and musical grandeur.  

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Mahashivratri, known as “The Great Night of Shiva,” is one of the most significant events in India’s spiritual calendar. The fourteenth day of each lunar month, observed before the new moon, is called Shivratri. Among the twelve Shivratris in a year, the one that falls in February or March, Mahashivratri, holds the highest spiritual significance. On this night, the northern hemisphere aligns in a way that naturally triggers an upsurge of energy within the human system. This cosmic phenomenon creates an ideal opportunity for spiritual growth.

To harness this energy, the tradition of a nightlong festival was established, encouraging devotees to stay awake with their spine erect throughout the night. This posture allows the energy to flow freely, enhancing both physical and spiritual well-being.