Celebrate the divine union of Shiva and Shakti on Sharavan Masik Shivratri, one of the holiest nights of the year. Performed in the sacred Avimukta Kshetra of Kashi, this puja invokes Mahadev’s blessings for peace, prosperity, and spiritual awakening. Fasting and participating in Shivratri Puja during Shravan amplifies the results manifold, leading to Sarva Manokamna Purti.

About the Puja:

Sharavan Masik Shivratri marks the monthly observance of Lord Shiva's divine night, falling on the Krishna Paksha Chaturdashi of Shravan month. It is believed to be the most powerful Shivratri of the year due to the sacred combination of Shravan Maas and the Shivratri Tithi. In Kashi—Mahadev’s eternal city—this occasion becomes even more potent as per Skanda and Shiv Puranas.

Devotees observe fast (vrat), perform Abhishek, Archana, Bilva Patra offering, Rudra Path, and Aarti at midnight. The Mahamrityunjay Mantra is chanted 1.25 lakh times to invoke Lord Shiva's healing and protective powers. Married couples seek harmony, unmarried individuals pray for ideal life partners, and spiritual seekers receive divine insight and inner peace.

This Puja will be performed by learned Kashi Pandits at the historic Mrityunjay Temple, known for bestowing Chiranjeev Jeevan (long life) and freedom from death-related fears.

Participating in this puja, especially on Shravan Shivratri, removes sins, grants moksha, and fulfills deep desires.

Significance of Sharavan Masik Shivratri:

Sharavan Masik Shivratri is celebrated during the holiest month of Lord Shiva—Shravan. According to scriptures, each Shivratri is a gateway to connect with Mahadev’s Tamo-guna energy, but Shravan Shivratri multiplies the benefit by 108 times. It is said that worshipping Shiva on this night is equivalent to performing Tapasya for thousands of years.

Fasting on this day and staying awake throughout the night in Shiva’s bhajan and katha pleases Mahadev. Devotees who offer Bilva Patra, Panchamrit, and chant “Om Namah Shivaya” with pure devotion are granted longevity, marital harmony, health, and divine blessings. For those struggling with karmic debts or family problems, this puja is a spiritual lifeline.

The cosmic alignment during this time opens a channel between Jeevatma and Paramatma, offering an opportunity for spiritual rebirth and release from bondage.

In Kashi, where Shiva never leaves his devotees, this Shivratri is said to grant Sarva Dukh Nivaran and assure Sadgati to one’s departed ancestors as well.