Mahashivratri transcends the celebration of the deity Shiva, it signifies the realization that all existence emanates from and depends upon Shiva, the ultimate power. Shiva here transcends religious boundaries, it represents the nameless, formless force that is the source of the universe.
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Mahashivratri transcends the celebration of the deity Shiva, it signifies the realization that all existence emanates from and depends upon Shiva, the ultimate power. Shiva here transcends religious boundaries; it represents the nameless, formless force that is the source of the universe. Mahashivratri, in its essence, is not solely a Hindu festival; it is a day to elevate one’s consciousness, to recognize the divine presence within, fostering personal and financial success by tapping into spiritual abundance.
It’s crucial to grasp that Shiva isn’t merely a deity with a physical form, Shiva is the cosmic energy that underpins all existence, termed as ‘Sarvam Sivamayam.’ When we pass away, the life force within us, which sustains us, departs, known as Shiva or ‘Jeevan Sivananan.’ While various forms represent and honor Shiva, the ultimate power is beyond description, an omnipresent and infinite cosmic force.
We celebrate not only Lord Shiva but also the divine union of Shiv and Parvati as Mahashivratri is the day when Shiva and Adi Shakti got united through the bond of marriage. This sacred bond, marked by celestial events and profound symbolism, stands as a testament to eternal love and cosmic harmony.
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