Masik Shivratri 2027 in Australia
Every date in 2027 for Sydney, on its own clock, with the other cities in Australia noted where they keep a different day.
Masik Shivratri is the monthly night of Shiva, kept on Chaturdashi, the fourteenth day of the dark fortnight. The one in Phalguna (Magha in the amanta calendar) is Maha Shivratri, the great night of Shiva.
Masik Shivratri 2027 in Sydney
- 6 January 2027WednesdayMasik ShivratriPausha / Margashirsha · Tithi: 2:12 AM to 4:46 AM tomorrowNishita puja: 12:41 AM – 1:20 AM tomorrow
- 4 February 2027ThursdayMasik ShivratriMagh / Pausha · Tithi: 10:03 PM to 12:37 AM tomorrowNishita puja: 12:48 AM – 1:30 AM tomorrow
- 6 March 2027SaturdayMaha ShivratriPhalguna / Magh · Tithi: 5:35 PM to 7:18 PM tomorrowNishita puja: 12:44 AM – 1:29 AM tomorrow
- 5 April 2027MondayMasik ShivratriChaitra / Phalguna · Tithi: 9:55 AM to 10:12 AM tomorrowNishita puja: 11:33 PM – 12:23 AM tomorrow
- 4 May 2027TuesdayMasik ShivratriVaishakha / Chaitra · Tithi: 12:03 AM tomorrow to 10:48 PM tomorrowNishita puja: 11:25 PM – 12:19 AM tomorrow
- 3 June 2027ThursdayMasik ShivratriJyaistha / Vaishakha · Tithi: 11:06 AM to 8:37 AM tomorrowNishita puja: 11:25 PM – 12:21 AM tomorrow
- 2 July 2027FridayMasik ShivratriAshadha / Jyaistha · Tithi: 7:55 PM to 4:37 PM tomorrowNishita puja: 11:30 PM – 12:27 AM tomorrow
- 1 August 2027SundayMasik ShivratriShravan / Ashadha · Tithi: 3:30 AM to 11:52 PMNishita puja: 11:34 PM – 12:28 AM tomorrow
- 30 August 2027MondayMasik ShivratriBhadrapada / Shravan · Tithi: 10:44 AM to 7:13 AM tomorrowNishita puja: 11:30 PM – 12:20 AM tomorrow
- 28 September 2027TuesdayMasik ShivratriAshwina / Bhadrapada · Tithi: 6:26 PM to 3:27 PM tomorrowNishita puja: 11:21 PM – 12:08 AM tomorrow
- 28 October 2027ThursdayMasik ShivratriKartika / Ashwina · Tithi: 4:22 AM to 2:20 AM tomorrowNishita puja: 12:17 AM – 12:59 AM tomorrow
- 26 November 2027FridayMasik ShivratriMargashirsha / Kartika · Tithi: 3:20 PM to 2:39 PM tomorrowNishita puja: 12:22 AM – 1:01 AM tomorrow
- 26 December 2027SundayMasik ShivratriPausha / Margashirsha · Tithi: 5:04 AM to 5:55 AM tomorrowNishita puja: 12:36 AM – 1:14 AM tomorrow
Months are shown purnimanta / amanta where the two differ, in the dark fortnight.
How the dates are worked out
Shivratri is kept on the night Chaturdashi covers nishita, the middle of the night, taken as the eighth of the fifteen muhurtas between sunset and the next sunrise. The nishita time shown is calculated for the city chosen.
Questions
Why is Shivratri worship done at midnight?
Nishita, the middle of the night, is held to be the time of Shiva’s manifestation as the linga, so the main worship of Shivratri is done then.
How is Maha Shivratri different from Masik Shivratri?
Maha Shivratri is the Shivratri of Phalguna (Magha amanta), the most important of the year; the other eleven or twelve are Masik, monthly, Shivratri.