Celebrate Great Night of Shiva on Monday, February 23, 2009

By on February 23, 2009 in Uncategorized

Here is a video in honor of the Great Night of Shiva, a Hindu festival celebrated this year on Monday, February 23. According to Hindu mythology, Shiva’s devotees fast all day, and offer flowers, fruit and ba leaves. Devotees also hold an all-night vigil, during which devotees perform Shiva’s Tandava. The Tandava is a vigorous dance signifying the cosmic cycle of creation, preservation and dissolution.

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2 Responses to Celebrate Great Night of Shiva on Monday, February 23, 2009

  1. Satchitanand February 25, 2009 at 2:22 am #

    Hi Donna,

    Thank you for the beautiful chant of the maha-mrutyunjaya!

    I will like to share another Shiv Mantra which I think is pure bliss:

    Om Namah Shivaya Guruveh

    Sat-Chit-Ananda Murtiyeh

    Nishprapanchayah; Shantayah; Nirlambayah; Tejasye

    This means:

    Salutations to the Lord Shiva

    The embodiment of Truth Knolwedge and Bliss

    He who is beyond the worlds (Nishprapanchayah),

    at peace (Shantayah),

    in-dependent (Nirlambayah)

    and Radiant ( Tejasye)

    Love and Light

    Rajesh Kapoor

  2. TeleMeditations February 25, 2009 at 1:23 pm #

    Satchitanand,

    Thank you, that is very beautiful.

    Donna

    Creating positive change through guided imagery.. .www.TeleMeditations.com