Mahashivararathri celebrations kick-off with the spectacular and colourful Yaksha festival--an annual week-long event of Indian culture and music, from March four, Isha Program Coordinatoer Swami Prabhoda, told reproters here today.
This year's ensemble of performances include Carnatic and Hindustani Music and Bharatanatyam, he said.
As an initative to revive and support Indian craft traditions, the Fourth edition of Hands of Grace, a craft exposition will be organised during these days, in which many groups from various States of India, including rural artisans, NGOs and design entrepreneurs, will showcase exquisite items, he said.
More than one lakh devotees are expected to participate in the celebrations, during which the Isha founder, Sadguru Jaggi Vasudev initiate the gathering into a powerful meditation, he said.
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