Rudrabhishek Puja
1. Lord Shiva, the supreme deity, manifests in many forms. One of his ferocious forms, Lord Rudra, is worshipped with utmost devotion during this puja, typically performed by a trained priest.
2. Rudrabhishekam refers to the sacred bathing of the Shiva Lingam with holy offerings while chanting Vedic mantras. This practice generates powerful positive vibrations. Since Vedic mantras possess healing properties, their precise pronunciation is essential during the puja.
3. There are six types of Rudrabhishek, which include: Jal (water), Dudh (milk), Shahad (honey), Panchamrit (a mixture of five sacred ingredients), Ghee (clarified butter), and Dahi (yogurt). Performing Rudrabhishek on auspicious days like Shivratri, Pradosham, the Shravan month, Kartika, and Mondays is considered especially beneficial, as per religious texts.
4. Various factors such as one’s Nakshatras, Yoga, Tithi (lunar day), and other astrological aspects are considered before determining the most suitable date for the Rudrabhishekam Puja.
1. Removes the negative effects of Punarvasu, Pushya, and Ashlesha Nakshatras.
2. When performed with pure devotion to Lord Rudra, this puja brings visible positive results in a short period.
3. Washes away sins, and is also practiced by seekers of spiritual growth who perform the puja with sincere devotion.
4. Proper chanting of mantras during the puja has healing properties and offers many health benefits.
1. Highly experienced priest in your preferred language.
2. All Puja materials required for the Puja.
3. Flowers and Fruits.
4.Visarjan( recycling of Puja waste to make agarbatti, compost etc to return it back to nature in an eco-friendly way).
5.Puja will be performed as per Vedic standards.
6.On-time delivery and completion of Puja procedure.