Thirunavaya(Malappuram), Feb. 4 -- The Maha Magha Mahotsavam, which began on January 16 with Pithru Bali on the banks of Bharathapuzha (Nila river) at Thirunavaya in Malappuram, came to an end on Tuesday night with Maghamakam Amritsnanam, held at the Aarti Ghat here, the highly auspicious yogas of Makam Nakshatra and Dvitiya Tithi, Nila aarathi and other ritualsThousands of devotees, including Naga Sanyasis, participated in the Amritsnanam, one of the most sacred rituals of the Mahamagha festivalAccording to Hindu mythology, Amritsnanam symbolizes the purification of the soul and the pursuit of immortality. It is believed that the holy bath performed in this divine yoga will cleanse sins, pave the way for liberation from the cycle of birth ...