Maha Shivaratri - Chanting & Sound Bath

Mahashivratri is not about celebration, noise, or doing more.

It’s a night of pausing, remembering, and turning inward.

Traditionally, it’s believed to be the night when the energies of the universe naturally support stillness. A night when Shiva, the symbol of consciousness, balance, and dissolution, feels closer, more accessible. So people stay awake, chant, sit, breathe, and simply be.

Through the resonance of Om, the devotion of Om Namah Shivaya, and the healing vibration of the Mahamrityunjaya Mantra, we withdraw our awareness. You don’t need to know the words perfectly. Just letting the sound move through you is enough.

As the chanting slowly fades, we’ll rest into a long sound bath.

Come exactly as you are.