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Mahalaya Amavasya

at Linga Bhairavi

13 October 2023

Coimbatore

Mahalaya Amavasya is a special day dedicated to making an offering to express our gratitude to all the previous generations of people who have contributed to our life.

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“We would like people to live blissfully. If they don’t live blissfully, then at least they should die peacefully. If they don’t even do that, we want to do something for them after their death.” —Sadhguru

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Significance of Mahalaya Amavasya

Sadhguru: Without the generations that came before us, firstly we would not exist here; secondly, without their contribution we would not have all the things that we have today. Mahalaya Amavasya is a day when we express our gratitude to all of them. It is done as a ritual to pay homage to one’s dead parents, but is actually an expression of gratitude for all those generations of ancestors who lived before us.

Ways to Participate

Annadanam

In honor of your ancestors, make a sacred offering of food, which will be offered to spiritual seekers. Touch another life and enrich your own.

Kalabhairava Shanti

Kalabhairava Shanti is a sacred ritual that can be performed after the death of a loved one, on any Amavasya night. A special annual Kalabhairava Shanti is conducted on Mahalaya Amavasya.

Mahalaya Amavasya Offerings

Make an appeal to Devi’s Grace through various online offerings.

Mahalaya Amavasya Offerings

Devotees can make an appeal to Devi’s Grace through various online offerings.

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