Mahashivratri 2024 is fast approaching, and for those seeking a profound spiritual experience, Isha Foundation’s celebration in Coimbatore promises an enchanting night filled with explosive meditations, musical performances, and traditional arts. Scheduled for March 8, 2024, this Hindu festival marks the darkest night, celebrating the grace of Shiva, the Adiguru, and the originator of yogic sciences.
Highlights of the Celebration: The Mahashivratri celebration at Isha Foundation includes explosive meditations guided by Sadhguru, captivating musical performances by renowned artists, a powerful show illustrating the origin of Yoga, and traditional martial arts performances by Isha Sanskriti students. The event promises an unparalleled experience for devotees and seekers alike.
Spiritual Significance: Among the 12 Shivratris in a calendar year, Mahashivratri holds high spiritual significance. Sadhguru explains that on this night, the northern hemisphere experiences a natural upsurge of energy, pushing individuals toward their spiritual peak. To make the most of this spiritual energy, Sadhguru advises keeping the spine straight, staying awake, and remaining attentive.
Registration and Ticket Information: To attend the nightlong celebration, interested individuals must make prior bookings, as seats are limited and reserved on a first-come, first-serve basis. Registration for the event can be done through the official link: Isha Foundation Mahashivratri 2024 Registration.
Ticket prices vary based on the chosen seating category:
- Ganga Bay: Rs 50,000
- Yamuna: Rs 25,000
- Mahanadi: Rs 10,000
- Narmada: Rs 5,000
- Brahmaputra: Rs 2,500
- Godavari: Rs 1,000
- Cauvery: Rs 500
- Tapi: Rs 250
- Tamirapurani: Rs 0
Online Participation: For those unable to attend in person, the Mahashivratri celebration can be witnessed online via live webstream. The event can be accessed through the following link: Isha Foundation Mahashivratri Live Webstream.
Television Broadcast: The celebration will also be broadcasted on 100-plus television channels, with translations available in 9 Indian and 6 global languages.
As Mahashivratri draws near, Isha Foundation invites devotees and seekers to register, book tickets, and prepare for a night of spiritual immersion and bliss.
