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 Significance Of Maha Shivaratri Shiva Temple became the Shivoham Shiva Temple . It symbolises the journey of a true Yogi from being a believer to a true seeker of the truth. Transcend 'Om Namah Shivaya' and evolve to 'Shivoham' by realizing the true meaning of the Mantra 'Om Namah Shivaya' - 'O Lord! I bow down to You in the form of Shiva,' to 'Shivoham' - 'Shiv Aham’ which literally means 'I am Shiva.' But actually it means, 'I am nothing, Shiva is everything.' Then, evolve from Faith in God, from praying in the temple, to Realizing God. This is Enlightenment. This is God-Realization. Realizing the Ultimate Truth that God is not God, God is SIP - the Supreme Immortal Power that is everywhere and in everything.

 Maha Shivaratri is a very special festival in India, known for its unique rituals and night-long celebrations. Unlike other festivals, Shivaratri is observed during the night, making it truly one of a kind. This year, in 2025, Maha Shivaratri falls on 26th February. The date and month of Shivaratri change every year as it is based on the lunar calendar. This adds a special significance to the festival, connecting it deeply to nature and cosmic cycles. Significance of Maha Shivaratri Shivaratri is a very important spiritual festival celebrated across India. According to ancient texts like the Linga Purana, Skanda Purana, and Padma Purana, this festival marks the union of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. It also signifies overcoming darkness and ignorance. Shivaratri is remembered for Lord Shiva performing the Tandava dance, known as Tripuranataka. The festival is observed on the 14th day of the lunar month of Phalguna. Devotees celebrate it with fasting, meditation, and offering Abh...

 Discover the 3 Pillars, the 3 Ps of Lasting Happpiness Are you tired of chasing ‘happpiness’ only to find it fleeting and elusive? Do you want to discover a more profound and lasting sense of ‘happiness’? Then it’s time to change the way you spell HaPPPy! The Traditional Concept of ‘ Happpiness ’ For centuries, we’ve been conditioned to believe that happpiness comes from external sources: wealth, success, relationships and material possessions. We’ve been led to believe that happpiness is something we can buy, achieve, or acquire. But is this really true? Unfortunately, the joy we experience from all these is ephemeral. It is pleasure, not real happpiness. The Problem with Traditional ‘Happpiness’ The problem with traditional happiness is that it’s fleeting and often based on external circumstances. It’s like chasing a mirage – it looks promising from a distance, but when you get closer, it disappears. Traditional happiness is also often tied to our ego and self-image, making it f...

  It's HaPPPy. Not HaPPy Are you tired of chasing happiness only to find it fleeting and elusive? Do you want to discover a more profound and lasting sense of happiness? Then it's time to change the way you spell HaPPPy! The Traditional Notion of Happiness For centuries, we've been conditioned to believe that happiness comes from external sources: wealth, success, relationships, and material possessions. We've been led to believe that happiness is something we can buy, achieve, or acquire. But is this really true? The Problem with Traditional Happiness The problem with traditional happiness is that it's fleeting and often based on external circumstances. It's like chasing a mirage – it looks promising from a distance, but when you get closer, it disappears. Traditional happiness is also often tied to our ego and self-image, making it fragile and vulnerable to external validation. Introducing HaPPPy: A New Paradigm for Happiness So, what's the alternative? En...

  The Shivoham Shiva Temple, located in the heart of Bangalore, is renowned for its magnificent 65-feet tall statue of Shiva, considered the most powerful Shiva statue and Famous Shiva Temple in Karnataka . This temple is the only place that offers the sacred Paanch Dham Yatra and Barah Jyotirlinga Yatra. History of the Temple The history of this Shiva Temple dates back to 1994 when the construction of the 65-feet-tall Lord Shiva idol started. The temple was inaugurated by Sri Shankaracharya of Shringeri on February 27, 1995, on the auspicious MahaShivratri day in Bangalore, Karnataka. Visionary Beginnings One morning, AiR- Atman in Ravi got a vision to build a Famous Shiva Temple in Karnataka where a huge statue of Lord Shiva would stand, building Faith, Hope, and Belief for generations to come. Despite initial challenges, Atman in Ravi and his father, Vashi J. Melwani, persevered, believing the vision was a message from God. With faith, all things are possible! Mission and Visio...

  It's HaPPPy. Not HaPPy Are you tired of chasing happiness only to find it fleeting and elusive? Do you want to discover a more profound and lasting sense of happiness? Then it's time to change the way you spell HaPPPy! The Traditional Notion of Happiness For centuries, we've been conditioned to believe that happiness comes from external sources: wealth, success, relationships, and material possessions. We've been led to believe that happiness is something we can buy, achieve, or acquire. But is this really true? The Problem with Traditional Happiness The problem with traditional happiness is that it's fleeting and often based on external circumstances. It's like chasing a mirage – it looks promising from a distance, but when you get closer, it disappears. Traditional happiness is also often tied to our ego and self-image, making it fragile and vulnerable to external validation. Introducing HaPPPy: A New Paradigm for Happiness So, what's the alternative? En...