The Essence of This Night

Mahashivratri is the night of Shiva.

In the yogic tradition,
Mahavatar Babaji is revered as a living manifestation of Shiva consciousness —
timeless, still, and beyond effort.

This gathering is held
not to seek experiences,
but to rest where Shiva already is.

Nothing needs to be invoked.
Nothing needs to be achieved.

What This Evening Holds

• Gentle somatic preparation to settle the body
• Chanting
• Meditation, transmission, and deep stillness

There is nothing you need to prepare.
No prior experience required.

Come exactly as you are.

This Gathering Is For You If

• You feel inwardly tired of “doing more”
• You are drawn to simplicity rather than intensity
• You long for stillness without explanation
• You sense a quiet turning inward in this phase of life

This Mahashivratri is held by: Ragini Mishra — Light Mirror Field

Ragini’s work is rooted in
presence-based guidance,
nervous-system safety,
and heart-led awareness.

She does not teach Mahashivratri,
she holds the field for it.

The space is held in the quiet remembrance and blessing of
Mahavatar Babaji.

Special Guest: Pragalbha Doshi, C-IAYT, E-RYT 500
Viniyoga · Krishnamacharya lineage

Pragalbha Doshi is a Viniyoga-trained Yoga Therapist with over 15 years of experience supporting embodied wellness and inner healing. 

For this Mahashivratri gathering, she offers quiet somatic preparation through subtle movement and breath, helping the body soften and settle so meditation and stillness can unfold naturally.

Voices from the Light Mirror Field

Om Kriya Babaji Namah