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On Maha Shivratri, Bhaang is offered to Lord Shiva as prasad, symbolizing his act of saving the world.

Mahashivratri 2024: Know why devotees offer bhaang on Shivratri to lord Shiva 

<h2>On Maha Shivratri, Bhaang is offered to Lord Shiva as prasad, symbolizing his act of saving the world.</h2>

Do you know why bhaang is the quintessential part of the offerings on Maha Shivratri? According to Hindu mythology, Lord Shiva had drunk the poison released from 'Samudra Manthan' and stored it in his throat. However, the poison reached Lord Shiva's brain making him unconscious.
To bring him to his conscious, the other Gods placed bhaang and datura on his head. Since then devotees have been offering bhaang to lord Shiva on Maha Shivratri and then drink it as prasad. This year Maha Shivratri is being celebrated on 8th of March.
<h3>Things you can offer to Lord Shiva&nbsp;</h3>
Bilva Leaves: Considered sacred, offering bilva leaves to Lord Shiva symbolizes devotion and purity. Water: Offering water, known as "jal," represents cleansing and purification of the soul. Milk: Pouring milk over the Shiva Lingam signifies nourishment and sustenance. Honey: Honey symbolizes sweetness and offers prayers for a harmonious life. Curd: Offering curd represents coolness and seeks blessings for a calm and peaceful mind. Ghee: Ghee symbolizes purity and offers prayers for enlightenment and spiritual growth. Fruits: Fruits are offered as a symbol of abundance and gratitude for the blessings received. Datura: Datura flowers are considered sacred to Lord Shiva and are offered as a gesture of devotion. Incense: Burning incense during worship signifies the offering of prayers and the purification of surroundings. Vibhuti or Bhasma: Applying holy ash, vibhuti, or bhasma on the forehead symbolizes destruction of ego and worldly attachments.
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