Mahashivratri Anushtanam is a sacred, multi-day spiritual observance that begins with the Shiva Purana Parayanam from the 10th to the 15th Feb, performed in the holy city of Kashi by Acharyas following Vedic and Agamic traditions. On the night of Mahashivratri, the Anushtanam reaches its spiritual culmination with Maha Rudram chanting, the sthapana of three Shiva Lingas, and sacred abhishekam, followed by dhyana and kirtan through the night. The observance concludes at Brahma Muhurta, offering participants a serene and profound opportunity for inner purification, spiritual upliftment, and the grace of Lord Shiva.
Pradosha Kala to Brahma Muhurta | Night-long
Kashi
February 10th – 15th, 2026
Anushtanam Procedure
Each ritual is performed with precision and purity, invoking the grace of Mahadeva for inner purification, removal of obstacles, and fulfillment of righteous desires.
Shiva Purana Parayanam: Sacred recitation of the Shiva Purana conducted daily from the 10th to the 15th in Kashi, gently preparing the mind and spirit through continuous remembrance of Lord Shiva.
Maha Rudram Chanting: On the 15th, as Mahashivratri night begins, 1331 recitations of Sri Rudram are chanted by Acharyas with precise Vedic svaras, marking the sacred commencement of the night-long Anushtanam.
Sthapana of Three Shiva Lingas: Ritual installation of three Shiva Lingas, symbolising the sacred presence of Mahadeva during the Mahashivratri Anushtanam.
Rudra Abhishekam: Multiple sacred abhishekams offered to the installed Shiva Lingas using traditional dravyas, accompanied by Vedic mantras.
Dhyana and Kirtan: Collective meditation and devotional kirtan observed through the night, fostering inner stillness and devotional absorption.
Mahashivratri Mahapuja: The Anushtanam culminates at Brahma Muhurta with the Mahashivratri Mahapuja, marking the spiritual completion of the observance.
Maharudram and Maha Shivratri Anushtanam performed in Kashi is believed to yield immediate and long-lasting spiritual and material benefits. When performed with Sankalpa in your name, the effects of the ritual extend deeply into one’s life and destiny.
Removal of planetary doshas and adverse graha influences from the kundali
Opening of paths for financial growth, prosperity, and stability
Fulfillment of long-pending wishes and heartfelt prayers
Protection from negative energies and unseen obstacles
Increase in peace, harmony, and positivity within the family
Strengthening of spiritual discipline, inner clarity, and devotion to Lord Shiva
Participants may also choose to receive specially abhimantrit Rudraksha and sacred Bhasma, energized during the Anushtanam, as part of their blessed prasadam.
How the Anushtanam is Performed
This Anushtanam allows sincere devotees from anywhere in the world to participate in an authentic practice at Kashi, without physical presence, while maintaining full spiritual sanctity.
Select the Maha Shivratri Anushtanam and preferred date.
Submit your Name, Gotra, and Nakshatra for Sankalpa.
Acharyas perform the complete Anushtanam live in Kashi.
Receive prasadam, abhimantrit items at your home.
Participate in Anushtanam
You may participate in a single sacred observance or choose the complete spiritual package for deeper preparation and greater benefits.
Maha Shivratri Anushtanam
February 15th, 2026 | Pradosha Kala to Brahma Muhurta | Night-long
Shiva Purana Parayana Sankalpa | February 10th – 15th, 2026
Daily Parayana performed in Kashi with Sankalpa in your name.
Complete Maha Shivratri Package
Shiva Purana Parayana from Feb 10–15 + Maha Shivratri Anushtanam
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the full duration of this Anushtanam?
This Anushtanam is a multi-day sacred observance that begins with Shiva Purana Parayanam from the 10th to the 15th, and culminates on the night of Mahashivratri with Maha Rudram chanting, Abhishekam, Dhyana, and Kirtan.
What is Shiva Purana Parayanam and why is it important?
Shiva Purana Parayanam is the continuous sacred recitation of the Shiva Purana, which prepares the mind and spirit through remembrance of Lord Shiva. It forms the spiritual foundation for the Mahashivratri night Anushtanam.
What happens on the night of Mahashivratri?
On the 15th night, the Anushtanam reaches its peak with 1331 recitations of Maha Rudram, the ritual installation of three Shiva Lingas, sacred Abhishekam, followed by all-night Dhyana and devotional Kirtan.
Is this Anushtanam performed in my name?
Yes. Sankalpa is taken in your name (and Gotra, if provided) during the Anushtanam, ensuring that the spiritual merits of the rituals are directed specifically to you.
Can I participate without being physically present in Kashi?
Yes. The Anushtanam is performed in Kashi by experienced Acharyas and streamed live. You may participate from anywhere while receiving the spiritual benefits of Sankalpa and ritual performance.
What benefits are traditionally associated with this Anushtanam?
Traditionally, this Anushtanam is associated with inner purification, removal of spiritual and astrological obstacles, peace of mind, and the grace of Lord Shiva for overall well-being and clarity in life.
Is fasting mandatory to participate?
Fasting is not mandatory. Participants are encouraged to observe fasting or simple dietary discipline according to their capacity and comfort.
What will I receive after the Anushtanam?
After the Anushtanam, participants receive Prasadam blessed during the rituals. Abhimantrit Rudraksha , Bhasma and Pancha Meva Prasad is included.
Who conducts this Anushtanam?
The Anushtanam is conducted by traditional Vedic Acharyas from Kashi, following established Vedic and Agamic injunctions.
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