Maha Shivaratri Meditation – Oxford

Join us in meditation on the night of Shiva, a celebration in adoration of Shiva on the night before the New Moon, and the most auspicious moment in the month for meditation when connecting with the deepest and most transcendental aspects of ourselves becomes easier.

Shivaratri, the Night of consciousness, is celebrated 12 times a year. It is the night in which we celebrate the Light of awareness that shines within. Once a year we celebrate Maha Shivaratri, the Great Night of Shiva, and we invite you to join us in this inner celebration of the Light of Consciousness, so that we may spread this light outside.

In a world of energy, movement, development, entropy, a world of Shakti, there is an underlying matrix of information, structure and meaning.
Shiva is the aspect consciousness present both at the individual, manifested level and at the cosmic level, the one who will guide us back to the essence of our being and to the real source of it all. Shiva refers to the masculine, conscious principle, and this night is auspicious for meditation and contemplation.

We kindly ask all those who wish to be part of this special night to arrive on time, no later than 9pm.