Mahashivratri 2026 on February 15 features rare auspicious yog, Shravan Nakshatra, and extended Nishita Kaal puja timings. Perform Rudrabhishek and get divine blessings from Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.
Mahashivratri 2026 will be celebrated on February 15, promising a rare combination of auspicious yogas, Shravan Nakshatra, and extended Nishita Kaal puja timings, making this year’s festival exceptionally holy for devotees. Observed annually on the Chaturdashi of Krishna Paksha in the month of Phalgun, Mahashivratri marks the sacred marriage of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.
Devotees observe fasting and perform rituals on this day to seek blessings, spiritual growth, and success in all aspects of life. In 2026, the celestial alignments make Mahashivratri even more special, as several highly beneficial yogas coincide.
Auspicious Yog on Mahashivratri 2026
According to the Panchang, this year Mahashivratri will witness the formation of Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga, considered extremely auspicious for success in all endeavors and the removal of obstacles. Along with this, Abhijeet Muhurta, a highly favorable period for rituals, will also occur, enhancing the spiritual significance of worship.
Additionally, Shivvas Yoga, considered highly auspicious for performing Rudrabhishek and other Lord Shiva rituals, coincides with the festival. Worship during Shivvas Yoga is believed to amplify spiritual benefits and bring divine blessings.
Nakshatra Significance
In 2026, the Mahashivratri evening will also feature the Shravan Nakshatra, which is considered highly favorable for prayers, rituals, and meditation. According to the Panchang, Uttarashadha Nakshatra will continue until 7:48 PM on February 15, after which Shravan Nakshatra begins, making the evening a spiritually potent time for devotees.
Chaturdashi Tithi and Nishita Kaal Timings
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Chaturdashi Tithi: Begins at 5:04 PM on February 15 and ends at 5:34 PM on February 16, 2026.
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Nishita Kaal Puja Timings:
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First Prahar: 06:11 PM – 09:23 PM, February 16
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Second Prahar: 09:23 PM – 12:35 AM, February 16
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Third Prahar: 12:35 AM – 03:47 AM, February 16
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Fourth Prahar: 03:47 AM – 06:59 AM, February 16
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Performing Rudrabhishek, chanting mantras, and offering prayers during these auspicious timings is believed to bring divine blessings, spiritual growth, and success in all ventures. Devotees are encouraged to perform puja with devotion and follow traditional rituals to maximize the benefits of this holy festival.
This Mahashivratri 2026 promises to be one of the most spiritually powerful occasions of the year, offering devotees the chance to connect deeply with Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, seek protection from negative influences, and invite prosperity and harmony into their lives.
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