Started by IIT graduates, DevDham (previously DevDarshan) is Devotional Platform for 5000+ Hindu Temples in the Indian Subcontinent. DevDham (previously DevDarshan)’s long term vision is to provide a digital platform to Temples and Gurus for sharing the millennia-old teachings of Indian culture in the world and by doing so, projecting Bharat (India) as Vishwa Guru (Universal Leader) through its rich cultural and spiritual heritage.

DevDham (previously DevDarshan) facilitates online Daily Darshan, Pujas and digital donations for Devotees. DevDham (previously DevDarshan) has onboarded 70+ Temples across 16 states including but not limited to Jyotirlinga Ghushmeshwar Nath Temple (Pratapgarh), Tapkeshwar Mandir (Dehradun), Pashupati Nath Mandir (Haridwar), Shaktipeeth Chamunda Devi (Kangra), Shaktipeeth Maa Bajreshwari Devi (Kangra), Shaktipeeth Maa Baglamukhi Mandir (Kangra), Shaktipeeth Maa Vindyavasini Mandir (Mirzapur), Kalkaji Mandir (Delhi), Durgiana Mandir (Amritsar), Maa Mundeshwari Temple (Bihar), Vrindavan Chandrodaya Temple, Badi Kali ji Mandir (Lucknow), Nagvasuki Mandir (Prayagraj).

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The recorded video of Maha Rudrabhishek Puja and Aarti will be available on DevDham (previously DevDarshan) App , which you can download on your Android Smartphone.

The recorded video will also be available on DevDham (previously DevDarshan) YouTube Channel and DevDham (previously DevDarshan) Facebook page. More details will be shared with you via whatsapp and email once you register for the Puja.

Devotees will not be able to watch the live streaming of Rudrabhishek Puja on August 6, 2021, owing to lack of internet connectivity in the cave Temple in forests near Dehradun.

Your Name, Gotra and City of Residence will be chanted by Pandit ji during the Puja Sankalp. Please, make a wish in your mind while watching the digital Puja in Nandikeshwar Dham, Shaktipeeth Chamunda Devi Mandir from your home so that Lord Shiva can bestow blessings on you and your family and fulfill that wish

Roli, Sacred Thread, Diya, Ashes, Vermilion, Flower Garland, Bilva Patra (Bel-Patra), Cloves, Cardamom, Betel Leaf, Perfume, Sugar, Camphor, Rose Water, Ganga Jal, Honey, Incense Sticks, Ghee, Milk, Yogurt, Sweets, Fruits, Panch Meva, Vastra (clothing) for Lord Shiva, Maa Parvati, Shri Ganesha and Nandi.

Sawan festival is celebrated in the auspicious month of Shravan in the honor of Lord Shiva. The holy month of Shravan/Sawan is the fifth month in the Hindu calendar and falls during the months of July and August. Millions of Devotees celebrate this festival by offering holy water and Panchamrit to Lord Shiva and seeking his blessings.

People keep fasts during the Sawan month, especially on "Sawan Somvar" (all Mondays of Shravan month) and worship Lord Shiva and Parvati, seeking happiness, protection and abundance of health and wealth for their families. There are four Mondays in the month of Shravan and they are considered as highly pious and auspicious. Married couples keep vrat on Sawan Mondays seeking each other's long life and a peaceful married life. Unmarried people also observe the fast seeking a good life partner.

Legend says that during the Sawan month, Lord Shiva devoured the poison that came out of the ocean during the 'Samudra Manthan' in order to save the world. Therefore, Lord Shiva’s devotees worship him and perform Rudrabhisek Puja to thank Lord Shiva for always protecting his followers from all kinds of dangers and diseases. It is believed that Lord Shiva held the venom in his throat, turning it blue, and thus, he is also referred as Neelkantha.

Devotees participate in Rudrabhishek Puja during this month with the desire of having a child, seeking a happy married life, good life partner, good career and a healthy life. At the end of the Puja, the devotees recite Shiv Chalisa and offer Aarti.

Shringar amplifies and enhances the beauty of the Lord and the Shivalinga makes the Shringar look even more gracious. On Sawan Somvar, three horizontal lines (Tripund Tilak) are drawn on the Shivling with holy ash or 'vibhuti' as a part of the Shringar. The three horizontal lines on the Shivalinga represent the 3 gunas namely Rajas, Tamas and Sattva. It also represents the 3 main bad habits: ego, anger and fear which should be given up by every human being.

The entire Shivling is also decorated with the holy ash since the ultimate truth of the mortal and physical body is ash. It represents power and eternity. It is said to protect humans from all evil forces. Milk and honey are poured on the Shivling in Sawan Somvar with the belief that these products will soothe the throat of Lord Shiva which was rugged due to consuming poison during the Samudra Manthan. Rudraksha Mala is also an important part of Shivling Shringar on Sawan Somvar. It is said to represent spirituality and impart positive energy all around. Flowers adorn the Shivalinga during Shringar on Sawan Somvar.

In Hinduism, Chunni and Chola play an important role in the life of every woman. Chunni is a symbol of modesty, virtue, probity and giving respect. It also symbolizes married women. Thus, Devotees offer Chunni and Chola to Maa Durga to pay honour and respect to the Supreme feminine power or the Shakti that runs the universe. Finally, offering a piece of sari to the Goddess concludes the ritualistic puja. It is said that offering the sari helps the attributeless form of the Goddess to manifest and give blessings to the Devotees. Offering a Chunni and sari to Maa Durga also helps in purifying the body and mind of the person.

A rudraksha is a seed of the Elaeocarpus ganitrus tree, which is primarily found in the Himalayas. Rudraksha Mala plays a significant role in a spiritual seeker's life.

Five-faced beads or Panch Mukhi Rudraksha Mala promotes general wellbeing, health and brings stability to all individuals. Panch Mukhi Rudraksha Mala lowers blood pressure and brings certain calmness and alertness in our nervous system. The beads safeguards the individual from negative energies and could be also used for meditation and prayer.

If you choose to add Panch Mukhi Rudraksha Mala in one of the packages, the same will be delivered via courier to your home address that you will submit after the payment process. It will be delivered after the Rudrabhishek Puja will be conducted by chanting your Name, Gotra and City of Residence in Nandikeshwar Dham, Shaktipeeth Chamunda Devi Mandir on August 9, 2021.

Panch Meva is a combination of five dry fruits. Panch Meva is related to 5 elements in the universe, namely Water, Fire, Earth, Sky and Wind. Panch Meva Prasad mainly includes almond, raisins, dry coconut, makhana and dry dates. In addition to spiritual benefits, the Prasad has health benefits for the Devotees.

If you choose to add Prasad in one of the packages, Prasad will be delivered via courier to your home address that you will submit after the payment process. It will be delivered after the Puja will be conducted by chanting your Name, Gotra and City of Residence in Nandikeshwar Dham, Shaktipeeth Chamunda Devi Mandir on August 9, 2021.

In case, you don't know your Gotra, add your caste during the registration process for Puja. In case you don’t know that, add your full name during the registration process. These details would be chanted by Pandit ji during Rudrabhishek Puja at Nandikeshwar Dham, Shaktipeeth Chamunda Devi Mandir. Feel free to contact us at +919015367944

DevDham (previously DevDarshan) has family packages available for Puja. Please contact us at +919015367944 via a call or WhatsApp for the family package.

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