Celina Jaitly recently visited the sacred Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga in Ujjain and shared a heartfelt note about her spiritual experience. The visit comes at a challenging time in her personal life, as she remains embroiled in an ongoing legal and marital dispute with her estranged husband, Peter Haag.Taking to Instagram, Celina posted a series of pictures from the temple and reflected on the profound impact the visit had on her. Describing the Mahakaleshwar temple as a place that “touches your soul forever,” the actor said she felt blessed to offer prayers at one of the twelve revered Jyotirlingas dedicated to Lord Shiva.
Celina Jaitly shares spiritual message from Ujjain
In her post, Celina spoke about the powerful energy of Mahakal and how the experience reminded her of the transient nature of life and the eternal presence of the divine.“The energy of Mahakal is impossible to describe in words. Standing before the Lord of Time, one is reminded of how fleeting life is and how eternal the divine remains. In the midst of life’s challenges, the temple offers a profound sense of surrender, strength, and peace,” she wrote.Encouraging others to visit the holy site as seekers rather than tourists, she urged devotees to absorb the temple’s spiritual atmosphere and witness the devotion of pilgrims who travel from across the country. She concluded her note by praying for courage, wisdom, protection, and inner peace for all, signing off with “Har Har Mahadev.”
Visit comes amid legal battle
Celina’s temple visit comes shortly after she publicly responded to legal notices issued by Peter Haag and his father, Wolfgang Haag, over alleged defamation. The actor claimed that the notices were intended to silence her and divert attention from complaints and allegations she has raised.Celina and Peter married in 2011 and welcomed twin sons, Winston and Viraaj, in 2012. In 2017, they were blessed with another set of twins, Arthur and Shamsher. Tragically, Shamsher passed away shortly after birth due to a congenital heart condition. Last year, Celina filed a domestic violence case against Peter in Mumbai’s Andheri court under the Domestic Violence Act. She accused him of domestic violence, cruelty, and manipulation, and reportedly sought damages of Rs 50 crore along with compensation related to loss of income and property.
