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Mahashivaratri – Agasthyam

Mahashivaratri

Shivaratri, the auspicious night dedicated to Lord Shiva, holds profound spiritual significance in our culture. It symbolizes the convergence of divine energy and human consciousness, offering devotees an opportunity for deep purification and spiritual awakening. In the practice of Kalari, an ancient Indian martial art, Shivaratri holds special significance as a day to initiate or recommence one’s journey on the path of mastery. Just as Lord Shiva is revered as the guru of kalaripayattu and sivasampradayam and the embodiment of strength, discipline, the practitioners of Kalari seek to embody these qualities through rigorous training and self-discipline.

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