Mahashivratri 2026: This time, those observing fast on Mahashivratri will get double the results, these 2 very auspicious coincidences are taking place!

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Mahashivratri 2026 Date and Shubh Yog: In Hindu religion, the festival of Mahashivratri is considered to be the biggest festival of Shiva devotion. In the year 2026, Mahashivratri fast will be observed on 15 February. According to astrology, this year’s Mahashivratri is going to be very special because on this day two such rare coincidences are taking place, which have the power to fulfill every wish of the devotees. Let us know about these auspicious coincidences and what is the right time for worship.

These 2 auspicious coincidences are taking place on Mahashivratri 2026

Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga

According to the Panchang, there will be Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga on February 15 from 07:00 am to 07:48 pm (more than 12 hours). It is believed that worship, donation or new work done in this yoga brings success to the person in every field. If your work is stuck for a long time, then doing Rudrabhishek during this time will be very beneficial.

Shravan Nakshatra and Shivavas

Shravan Nakshatra will start after 07:48 pm. In the scriptures, Shravan Nakshatra is considered best for Shiva Sadhana. Besides, there is also a coincidence of Shivavas on this day, which increases the results of Rudrabhishek manifold.

Puja Vidhi of Mahashivratri

If you want to please Mahadev on this special day, then worship with this method.

Bathing in Brahma Muhurta: Wake up early in the morning, take bath, wear clean clothes and take a pledge to fast.

Panchamrit Abhishek: Anoint Shivling with milk, curd, ghee, honey and Ganga water (Panchamrit).

Offer beloved things: Offer Belpatra, Dhatura, Shami leaves, Madar flowers and ashes to Mahadev.

Mantra chanting: Keep chanting Om Namah Shivay mantra continuously during the puja.

Deepdan and Aarti: Recite Shiva Chalisa in the evening and during Nishita period and perform aarti with ghee lamp.

Importance of Mahashivratri

According to mythology, the marriage of Lord Shiva and Mother Parvati took place on this day. By observing fast on Mahashivratri, unmarried girls get their desired groom and married women remain happy in their married life. From a spiritual point of view, this is a great festival of night vigil and awakening one’s consciousness.

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