Events
“Festivity is an opportunity to celebrate the grandeur of life. A season of festivity is a reminder as to how life should be lived.”
—Sadhguru
On auspicious days related to Devi, special celebrations and offerings, including vibrant cultural performances, elaborate Abhishekams and more, take place at Linga Bhairavi abodes, enabling devotees to receive and benefit from her Grace.
Apr - Jun 2024
Lunar Hindu New Year
The Lunar Hindu New Year is very significant, not just culturally, but scientifically too, because it takes into account the relationship between our planet, the sun and the moon, and its impact on the human system. As such, the New Year's dates were set to mark the beginning of the new agricultural season and the welcoming of spring, and not on 1 January.
Chitra Purnima
Traditionally, Purnima (full moon) is a time for devotion and becoming receptive to the grace of the Divine. The full moon offers a unique possibility by enhancing the qualities of an individual and helps improve overall health and development. Every Purnima is celebrated at Linga Bhairavi with an elaborate Abhishekam (sacred offering), accompanied by vibrant music and dance. This creates an explosive atmosphere for devotees to bask in Devi’s Grace.
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Jul - Sep 2024
Oct - Dec 2024
Navratri
Experience the first-ever Navratri celebration at Linga Bhairavi Nepal in person. Feminine worship has always been prominent in this culture. Navratri are nine powerful nights dedicated to Devi – a feminine manifestation of the Divine. Linga Bhairavi manifests all three dimensions of the Divine Feminine, traditionally represented as Durga, Lakshmi, and Saraswati. These three dimensions represent the three basic qualities of existence – tamas (inertia), rajas (action), and sattva (transcendence). The first two are oriented towards wellbeing and prosperity, and the third is towards the aspiration to go beyond. This Navratri, join us for an elaborate Abhishekam every night, various offerings to earn Devi’s grace, cultural performances, and traditional food and craft stalls.
Jan - Mar 2025
Thaipusam
Thaipusam, which takes place on the first full moon after the winter solstice, is traditionally seen as a day of auspiciousness and grace, which a person can make use of for their wellbeing. This day is also known as “Dhanya Purnima”, which means a full moon of fulfillment. It is a day when many siddhas, seers and Yogis chose to leave their body and attain to their ultimate nature.