Savor an evening of classical dance with Punyah Dance Company's 'Päda' - a Bharatanatyam performance by Parshwanath Upadhye and group on day 3 of Yaksha - a festival of culture, music and dance during Mahashivratri celebrations this year.

Revel in the harmony of violin and veena as they weave together an evening of mellifluous melodies on day 2 of Yaksha - a three-day festival of culture, music and dance during Mahashivratri celebrations this year.

Enjoy an evening of soulful Carnatic music on day 1 of Yaksha - a three-day festival of culture, music and dance during Mahashivratri celebrations this year.

Celebrate Mahashivratri 2022 with Sadhguru on 1 March 2022, starting at 6 PM IST/12:30 PM GMT Mahashivratri is one of the largest and most significant among the sacred festivals of India and a night of immense spiritual possibilities for any spiritual seeker. This year, Mahashivratri will be followed by 7 days of Spiritual and Cultural Exuberance, ending on 8 March. Rudraksha Diksha is an opportunity to bring home the grace of Adiyogi by receiving a Rudraksha powerfully energized by Sadhguru on Mahashivratri night.

Sadhguru answers a question regarding the festival of MahaShivRatri. He talks about how this festival is relevant not only for those in India, but around the world as well.

Find out about the Yogic science and significance of the night of Mahashivratri, and how it is especially beneficial to sit awake and aware, with the spine in a vertical posture on this night.

Sadhguru speaks about a certain dimension of consciousness which can go beyond time, and how Markandeya came in touch with that dimension to become a master of time.

Sadhguru relates the story of how Shiva created Veerabhadra, and how Shiva was able to harness his energy to move upward instead of downward. Because of this, his consciousness and capability were greatly enhanced.

This year, connect with Sadhguru - The living Yogi as he explores an enigmatic theme - The Heart of Yoga. What do you think it is about?

Sadhguru talks about Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva and how they signify the different aspects of existence. Sadhguru explains that Brahma is about the genesis, Vishnu is about the organization of the creation, and Shiva is oblivion.

Sadhguru tells the story of how Parvati married Shiva and how the question of Shiva’s lineage came up during the wedding. So where does Shiva come from? Find out in this video.

“In the Grace of Yoga” is a unique opportunity to be in Sadhguru's presence during the auspicious time of Mahashivratri.

The “In the Grace of Yoga” online program is a unique opportunity to be in Sadhguru's presence during the auspicious time of Mahashivratri, from wherever you are in the world! This year, Sadhguru explores a completely new theme – “The Heart of Yoga,” where he will delve into the very essence of Yoga.

Mahashivratri '21 was an unprecedented night with over 20 million people from around the world participating online and many more joining on television. Watch glimpses of the epic night here in 6 exciting minutes.

Sadhguru is deeply touched by the devotion and skill of Isha Samskriti students as they prepare to perform on Mahashivratri. He expresses how they can become a powerful possibility and a means to take people from the surface of life to its very core.