Maha Shivratri 2019 - When is Maha Shivratri 2019, Muhurata, Puja, Timing, Fasting Time

Auspicious festival of Mahashivaratri falls on the 4th night of the new moon during Krishna Paksha in the Hindu month of Phalgun. The Sanskrit term, Krishna Paksha means the period of waning moon or the dark fortnight and Phalguna corresponds to the month of March - March in English Calendar. Shivaratri Festival is celebrated on a moonless night.

Maha Shivratri -  is on March 4th, Monday 2019

According to Hindu mythology, Shivaratri or ‘Shiva's Great Night’ symbolizes the wedding day of Lord Shiva and Parvati. Many however, believe, Shivaratri is the night when Lord Shiva performed the Tandava Nritya - the dance of primordial creation, preservation and destruction. Celebrating the festival in a customary manner, devotees give a ritual bath to the Lingam with the panchagavya - milk, sour milk, urine, butter and dung. Celebrations of Shivaratri Festival mainly take place at night. Devotees of Lord Shiva throng Shiva temples across the country and spend ‘the Night of Lord Shiva’ by chanting verses and hymns in praise of the Lord. The festival holds special meaning for the ladies. They pray to Goddess Parvati also called ′Gaura′, the giver of ′suhag′ for good husbands, marital bliss and a long and prosperous married life

When is Shivaratri Maha Shivratri 2019?

Maha Shivratri, the night of the worship of Lord Shiva, occurs on the 14th night of the new moon during the dark half of the month of Phalguna when Hindus offer special prayer to Lord Shiva who is the lord of the destruction of Maya or illusions. Mahashivratri 2019 falls on 4th March Monday 2019 This Year.

The Festival of Lord Shiva is on 4th March 2019 Monday

Maha Shivratri (known as "The Night of Shiva") is a Hindu festival celebrated annually in reverence of Lord Shiva. Shivratri (in Sanskrit 'ratri' means night) is the night when Lord Shiva is believed to have performed the Tandava Nritya, the dance of primordial creation, preservation and destruction. This festival is celebrated for one day and one night. Maha Shivratri is also known as Shivaratri (and written as Sivaratri, Shivaratri, Sivarathri or Shivarathri). On this auspicious day devotees glorify, honor and worship Lord Shiva with sanctifying rituals throughout the night. For devotees of Shiva, this day is the most propitious day of the year as it is believed that whoever worships Him with true devotion is freed of all sins and is blessed with Nirvana or Moksha (liberation from the eternal cycle of life and death). As per the Vedas,

The Universal Spiritual energy generated by favorable planetary positions is at its peak during this time. Thus Mahashivratri puja benefits and has a profound impact on the Supreme Lord’s devotees. Every year Rudra Centre organizes a grand celebration for Maha Shivratri where devotees participate in Rudra Abhishek. Bhajans, Rudram chanting, satsang with Neeta Singhal and dances are a part of this and devotees experience divine Shiva energy in the perfect ambience of Chakra Yog. You are welcome to attend this joyous celebration of union of Shiva with Shakti any time between 6:38 pm to 1:00 am. Participation is Free.

Maha Shivratri 2019 - Muhurata For Puja, Timing For Fasting, Time For Breaking Fast

• Chaturdashi Tithi Begins: 04:34 PM on [4th March 2019]
• Chaturdashi Tithi Ends: 07:07 PM on [5th March 2019]

Nishita Kaal Puja Time -12:25 AM to 01:14 AM [5th March 2019] 

First Prahar Puja Time [Night]: 06:41 PM to 09:45 PM [on 4th March]
Second Prahar Puja Time [Night]: 09:45 PM to 12:49 AM [on 5th March]
Third Prahar Puja Time [Night]: 12:49 AM to 03:54 AM [on 5th March]
Ratri Fourth Prahar Puja Time: 03:54 AM to 06:58 AM [on 5th March] 

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Time To Break Your Fast: 06:58 AM to 3:45 PM [on 5th March]