Pashupati Puja

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Every year, the pilgrims take the tour to the holy land of Nepal to seek blessings from the god. If you are a spiritual person, then tour to this holy land will be a lifetime experience for you. Pashupati Nath temple is the national deity of the country. You will find the group of temples in the complex. For years, the hermits are practicing penance in the temple premise in the hope of seeking salvation. In Hindu mythology, it is believed to take a tour to such holy land for attaining liberation. In Hindu mythology, there is a concept called afterlife. For securing a comfortable life in heaven, the pilgrims take the tour to such pious land.
In Pashupatinath temple, the devotees perform puja in the temple premise. The puja is dedicated to Lord Shiva, where the devotees have to chant mantras in respect to Lord Shiva. Sri Rudram and Chamakam are considered the most powerful hymns chanted for the god during the prayer time. These hymns are chanted for eleven times for completing a cycle of Ekadasi rudram. Every year, the devotees perform the Laghu Rudra Puja for seeking blessings from the god. This puja is a kind of blessings that help the devotees to remove any kind of negative energy around them. By performing this puja, the devotees can secure inner peace in mind and soul. By taking this puja, the devotees can bring prosperity in their lives. In this puja, the devotees have to perform aarati symbolizing a complete illumination of inner mind. It is believed that by lighting these oil clay lamps, the devotees are completely offering their prayers to the lord. You can light around 125 thousands of lights called Sabalakha Batti during the time of the puja to eradicate any negative vibes from your life.

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The Rudris are considered the integral parts while offering puja in Pashupatinath temple. Rudri means the way how the pilgrims offer their prayers towards the lords along with the chants of Vedas, Upanishads, Shiva Puranas, and many other religious texts. The pilgrims make these offerings to stay away from obstacles. These prayers are offered to keep oneself away from committing any sin. Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is a spiritual journey taken by most of the people to attain salvation. Lord Shiva symbolizes the destruction of the world, by worshiping to the lord; one can avoid such obstacles from his life.
The Hindus believe to keep the prayers of Rudris for Lord Shiva. Rudris has the religious and spiritual significance among the believers. The pilgrims offer the 11 rudras dedicated to the incarnation of the god and another 11 rudras are offered in respect to the consort of the lord. Mostly, the pilgrims enchant the mantras for each rudras 11 times and the offering is performed specifically by 11 pujaris. This puja is known as the Abhishek Pooja. The prayers require holy waters from the river Ganges. The river is considered very pious in Hindu mythology. It originates from the snow-clad mountains of the Himalayas from Hindukush region. In performing any pooja of Lord Shiva, belpatra acts an important symbol. Lord Pashupatinath is quite fond of cow milk, ghee of the holy cow, yogurt, fruit, sugarcane, and honey. Therefore, in the pooja as well, the pilgrims should offer the following things to seek good luck from the Lord. In mythology, we are often told about the word called Panchamrit, to perform any worship for Lord Shiva, it is required to use all these five elements like ghee, yogurt, milk, honey, and sugarcane. Even in this pooja, it is required to light up 125 thousands of clay lamps. We often light up clay lamps to illuminate our souls even in the darkest times. The pilgrims engage in lighting up these lamps to seek the blessings of the Lord.

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Abhishek pooja is one of the most important events in Pashupatinath temple. As the name suggests, it means the crowning of the lord. In this pooja, a ritual bath is performed on Shiva Lingam. The priests perform this pooja by chanting 200 verses of Rudra. It is believed that Rudra is one of the incarnations of Lord Shiva. Therefore, Rudra Sukta is the main religious texts from which the mantras are being recited during the pooja. With five elixirs or Panchamrit, the pooja attains its completion. The pilgrims worship the lord by offering 5 sacred nectars including ghee, yogurt, milk, sugarcane, and honey. The devotees can also offer the halwa in the address to the lord. As we all know, the Lord Shiva stands as the symbol of good energy. The pilgrims perform these pujas to get away from any kind of negative sources of power. It is believed, that the pilgrims do not come under the bad influences of karma, or negative potential. This pooja is a complete upheaval of the pilgrims in the path of spirituality.