can we sleep after maha shivaratri

Only on the night of Maha Shivaratri puja can this universe be perceived as having a linga form and worshiped it is known as linga puja. The very thought that we are in that cosmic realm makes us feel that we are mixed with Shiva. Both Tidyodasi and Chaturdasi are special. Triyodasi, the form of Mother Parvati. 

The Puranas say that Chaturdasi is the form of Lord Shiva. Mahasivarathri is the day on which Mother Umadevi converged on Lord Shiva after the Great Flood. Mother, the power of this universe. Ion, this is the vast expanse of the universe. Shivaratri is the day when the two are blessed together.

This day is very special because it is the day when Lord Shiva and Shakti bless together. You can get the gifts you want by worshiping on that day. Various events in the Puranas are said to be evidence of this. Although the Vedas are blessed by God, the belief is that they are divine forms. 

Every scripture has every angel. The Yajurveda Sri Rudram is the central part of the four Vedas. The word in the middle of that Sri Rudra is 'Shiva'. It is said that to utter the word Shiva, one has the benefit of reciting all the Vedas. 

The mantra that can be easily recited by everyone is the shiv mantra. Shivaratri is the day to recite the Shiva mantra without fail. The pros and cons of this world are the same, knowingly or unknowingly. The pros and cons of doing it unknowingly will not go unnoticed. That is the lesson that the glory of Shivratri tells us in the shivaratri book. 

 One of the monkeys remained on the arch of the tree, plucking the leaves and laying them down all night. The Shivling of the Lord at the place where the leaves fell. That night was Mahasivarathri. The Lord blessed Vilvarchana, who had unknowingly done so at dawn, to be born emperor in the reincarnation of the monkey. 

The emperor was born as an emperor. What did Rudraksha look like? Rudraksha appeared from the eyes of Lord Shiva. He is the one who guards the wearer-like eyes. So it is very good that everyone is definitely wearing a 5 face Rudraksha. Yes, 

rudraksha mala can be worn by anyone. Can be worn all the time. According to the Shiva Purana, Lord Shiva himself said that one should wear Rudraksha at all times while drinking water, eating food, and sleeping. Shiva devotees and Shiva devotees wear the Shiva symbol 'Rudraksha' around their necks in reverence. 'Rudhiran' means Lord Shiva and 'Atsam' means eyes. 

 In the Natarajar shrines in the Shiva temples, anointing is conducted six days a year. Anne Order Day One. On this auspicious day, if one worships Lord Nataraja, one will attain the state of infertility. Among the Shiva forms, the Nataraja statue is important. Listen to the history of its formation: a Chola king read information about the dance of Lord Shiva; 

He intended to turn the scene into an idol. He selected the best sculptors in his country and asked them to make a statue of Natarajar; They, too, started work on a good day. Shank is an important sangha in Hinduism. In the Puranas, the Shankh is the sacred symbol of the Hindu god Vishnu. 

And the Sangam is one of the eight sacred symbols of Buddhism. Nowadays, this Blowing Shankh is used only in Hindu temples and a few houses. In particular, it is used during the worship of God and at the end of the puja to pay homage to God. Also, no abhishek puja can be complete without the use of the Shankh and vellai kungiliyam. everyone who worships Shiva often worships the Sphatik lingam. 

That is what we say is the symbol of Shiva. But it is said that it is not just a sign for Shiva the Saivam book. You can see more about that in this section. Shiva lingam with nagam is a symbolic form that can always give peace to the devotees who worship it. This form is considered to be the formless inner form of Shiva. 

This mercury shiva lingam symbolizes the immortal soul that sits in the chambers of our soul. It means to get rid of the selfishness of the individual and to refer to the Brahmanical soul as stable.