Invitation to Mahaashivaraathri - 2018 Celebrations

at Aadhivaarapupeta

You are invited to celebrate Mahaashivaraathri in Adivarapupeta.

Mahaashivaraathri

Mahaashivaraathri, the Great Night of Shiva, falls on February 13th this year.
It is the main annual function at the Shivabalayogi ashram in Adivarapupeta
- Mother Ashram, the sacred place where the great Yogi of Yogis sat for
almost all of his twelve-year tapas — meditation in samaadhi, the state of
enlightenment.

Mahaashivaraathri is the most auspicious time of year for the presence of Lord
Shiva, Shivabalayogi's Divine Guru, God in the form of a yogi. It is also a
celebration of the presence of Shivabalayogi, a manifestation of Lord Shiva
Himself.

Those who visit the Mother Ashram know his presence there can be felt
physically, just like his own physical body. That presence is even more
profound during the Great Night of Shiva.

Before Shri Swamiji dropped his own physical form, he always returned to
his native village of Adivarapupeta to celebrate Mahaashivaraathri every year.
His presence in that ashram is as important as it is powerful.

Now that Shivabalayogi is in Mahaasamaadhi — the great or ultimate
samaadhi — he gives even more experiences to assure us that he is ever
present. "You need experiences. That is what I give."


The trustees of the Adivarapupeta Ashram Trust and the trustees of Shri 
Shivabalayogi Maharaj International Trust warmly invite you to experience and
celebrate the profound blessings of the Great Night of Shiva in
Adivarapupeta.

There is never any charge for His blessings!