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We have a wide collection of Kashmiri Shivratri Puja MP3 Download available. All these downloads are legal and free of cost. They not only serve the purpose of listening to the puja but also help you learn Kashmiri chants. You can download or play these songs for free on our website or on YouTube at your leisure without any hassle. If this is not enough, we would like to mention that some people find it more fulfilling if they sing these tunes, as it is a team work effort from both sides - from those who make the recording as well as those who listen to the song and sing along with them. We have a wide variety of MP3 Download available for you on our website, ranging from shivratri bhajans to Shivratri katha. You can also download MP3 files of Radio Kashmir Ratnagiri online here. The radio station streams live on the internet on all the days of the year except on the day of Shivratri. It has been running for over 18 years now, with some veteran Kashmiri Pandits providing their services as various forms of programs are presented throughout the year. This is especially helpful for those who are not able to attend any religious programs in person, as they can listen to them online. We have a wide collection of all types of music available on our website. The following are some examples: Shivratri bhajans are no doubt widely popular, but there are many other types of songs which you can also download for your music collection. You can also download or play these songs for free on our website or on YouTube at your leisure without any hassle. Shivratri Puja is an important part of Shivratri celebrations throughout the year. It becomes more popular during the months of monsoons, when various forms of shivratris are organised in compliance with different Hindu calendar systems across all the Shaivite regions. In Kashmir, it is a common tradition for many to wake up early in the morning during the days of Shivratri and drink chai (tea) with makhana (pearls or husks of little fruits). It is also very common to offer pind-daan (tributary offering) to shiva-ling on these days. The puja rituals include lighting a lamp and offering betel leaves, cardamom pods, cloves, nuts, almonds and a red flower garland called gulaal. Then one chants a long shloka which praises Lord Shiva as the supreme God. The puja ends with the chanting of the shloka "om namo nama Shivaya" (which literally means, "I bow down to Shivaya"). Anushtup Puja is a special kind of worship of Lord Shiva on anushtami day, which is celebrated by all Hindus. It is different from Shivratri Puja and Anushtup is famous in all parts of India. A special pind-daan (a small offering) and a religious school and playground for young children are constructed near the temple or at home for this puja. cfa1e77820
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