Mahāshivratri is the most sacred night devoted to Lord Shiva, the source of peace, strength, and inner awakening. On this blessed night, devotees stay awake in prayer, meditation, and mantra, offering abhishek to the Shiva-Lingam and performing sacred yajna with devotion. It is a time to surrender ego, release past burdens, and invite divine grace into our lives. With a pure heart and steady mind, we sit in silence, chant the holy names of Shiva, and open ourselves to His presence. Mahāshivratri is not just a festival — it is a powerful opportunity to connect with our inner Self, experience stillness, and feel the deep love and protection of Mahadev.

Traditional Tantra | Invocation of the Divine Masculine

Engage with a traditional tantric master, Guruji Maharaj, and access the authentic tools of this ancient path.

Shiva Sadhana is the direct practice to honor the primordial masculine energy. Under Guruji’s guidance, this workshop utilizes the core implements of traditional tantra—Mantra, Yantra, and Yagna—to invoke Shiva’s absolute grace. This three-day intensive is a vehicle for blessings, culminating in your initiation into this tantric lineage.

The Practice: You will experience the essential techniques of traditional tantra, including Initiation (Samskar)—a purification process that uses herbs for cleansing—the creation of an activated rice Yantra, Japa Meditation, the powerful Tantric Fire Ceremony (Yagna), and a Private Audience with Guruji.

Navratri literally means ‘Festival of Nine Nights’, it is a significant Hindu festival celebrated traditionally around the world for 9 nights and 10 days with lots of enthusiasm. The significance of Navratri is the win of positivity over negativity or good over evil.

Within the tradition of Shivoham Tantra we worship Dasha Mahavidhya during these festive periods. Dasha Mahavidhya are the 10 divine cosmic powers which are considered as primordial energies.

The 10 Mahavidhya are incarnations of Maa Parvati which follows as Maa Kali, Maa Tara,  Maa Tripursundari, Maa Tripur Bhairavi, Maa Bhuvaneshwari, Maa Chinnamasta, Maa Dhumavati, Maa Baglamukhi, Maa Matangi, Maa Kamala. 

According to Guruji Maharaj the 10 Mahavidhya are the medium to receive the divine cosmic energy which is constantly emitting from Lord Shiva who is the source of the energy of the universe. Lord Shiva gave this universe a sacred path to achieve liberation and a chance to connect with the knowledge and purity of universe.

Navratri literally means ‘Festival of Nine Nights’, it is a significant Hindu festival celebrated traditionally around the world for 9 nights and 10 days with lots of enthusiasm. The significance of Navratri is the win of positivity over negativity or good over evil.

Within the tradition of Shivoham Tantra we worship Dasha Mahavidhya during these festive periods. Dasha Mahavidhya are the 10 divine cosmic powers which are considered as primordial energies.

The 10 Mahavidhya are incarnations of Maa Parvati which follows as Maa Kali, Maa Tara,  Maa Tripursundari, Maa Tripur Bhairavi, Maa Bhuvaneshwari, Maa Chinnamasta, Maa Dhumavati, Maa Baglamukhi, Maa Matangi, Maa Kamala. 

According to Guruji Maharaj the 10 Mahavidhya are the medium to receive the divine cosmic energy which is constantly emitting from Lord Shiva who is the source of the energy of the universe. Lord Shiva gave this universe a sacred path to achieve liberation and a chance to connect with the knowledge and purity of universe.