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Mahāśivarātri, one of the two most important nights of sādhana, holds a profound significance for practitioners. This Śivaratri, Mā Uma Pārvatī, will share stories from Kālidāsa's Kumārasambhava, depicting the marriage of Shiva and Shakti, which symbolizes the union of our inner Shiva and Shakti.
Myths and stories can heal, guide, and inform us. Mā Uma Pārvatī feels they are essential in navigating complex times. These epic tales from the Indian tradition have been told and retold for millennia, guiding practitioners through the twisting landscape of life and sādhana. With the multi-layers of myths, we can navigate the complex emotions and challenges of our times, using these teachings as keys to understanding ourselves and the world around us.
During this session, we will also learn a simple and powerful practice for your nighttime sādhana on Mahāśivarātri.
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Date: Wednesday, February 26th*
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Times: EST / New York City time:
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12:00 - 14:00
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Cost: $1 or more by donation. Contribute to infrastructure costs with a minimal offering and more if you would like to offer to Mā Pārvatī.
*Shivaratri is traditionally observed on the evening of the 14th lunar day (Chaturdashi) of the waning moon, leading into the new moon. Due to time zone differences, the date of Shivaratri can vary depending on where you are located. For those in New York City and eastward into Europe, Shivaratri will fall on the evening of February 26th. However, for those west of New York City to the West Coast, Shivaratri will align with the evening of February 25th.
To accommodate this variation and provide space for practice, our session will be held on February 26th.
Whether you are concluding or beginning your Mahāśivarātri practice, join Maa on the 26th for stories, meditation and sangha.
Mahāśivarātri, una de las dos noches más importantes de sādhana, tiene un significado profundo para los practicantes. Este Śivaratri, Mā Uma Pārvatī, compartirá historias del Kumārasambhava de Kālidāsa, que describe el matrimonio de Shiva y Shakti, que simboliza la unión de nuestro Shiva y Shakti interiores.
Los mitos y las historias pueden curarnos, guiarnos e informarnos. Mā Uma Pārvatī siente que son esenciales para navegar en tiempos complejos. Estos cuentos épicos de la tradición india se han contado y vuelto a contar durante milenios, guiando a los practicantes a través del paisaje serpenteante de la vida y el sādhana. Con las multicapas de mitos, podemos navegar por las emociones y desafíos complejas de nuestros tiempos, utilizando estas enseñanzas como claves para entendernos a nosotros mismos y al mundo que nos rodea.
Durante esta sesión, también aprenderemos una práctica simple y poderosa para tu sādhana nocturno en Mahāśivarātri.
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Fechas: En línea, Miércoles 26 de febrero*
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Horario: Hora de Nueva York:
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12:00 - 14:00
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Costo por donación: $1 para entrar a la sala. Contribuye a los costes de infraestructura con una ofrenda mínima y más si quieres ofrecer a Mā Pārvatī.
