Maharudra yagya - is the most powerful among all Maha Yajnas. Conducting this Yajna washes away one's sins and afflictions and brings happiness, peace and prosperity along with family togetherness. While this Maha Yajna regular and continuous recitation of all the four-Vedas (Yajurved, Rigved, Saamved, and Atharvaved) Shri MadBhagwat and Shivpuran  Ramayan of Tulsidas will be done. This Puja will be conducted for 7 continuous days & will be accompanied with abhishekatmak, (continuous pouring of milk) will be done on Narmdeshwaram  Shivling which will be sanctified by Vedic rituals by pushpa-shayan, Jala-shayan, anna-shayan etc. This Puja and Yajna will be conducted by 15 Most Scholarly Vedic pundits, who will follow Shukla Yajurved/ Krishna Yajurved system as practiced in Northern India/ South india.

    •    11 rounds of Ekadasa Rudram chanting makes a Laghu Rudram  
    •    11 rounds of Laghu Rudram chanting constitute a Maha Rudram
    •    11 recitations of Namakam followed by one recitatation of Chamakam are also called as Ekadasa Rudram.
If Eleven priests chant Ekadasa Rudram simultaneously that will result in completing a Laghu Rudram. If 121 Ritviks chant Ekadasa Rudram simultaneously that will result in completing a MahaRudram. Typically, MahaRudram is completed in 1 day resulting in the chanting of the Rudram 1331 which is 121x11 times. If Maha Rudram is repeated for Eleven days then we would have completed an Ati Rudram during while the Sri Rudram would have been chanted a total of 14,641 which is 121x121 times.
Duration: 7 days
Number of Priests: 7
   •    Betterment of Humanity.
    •    Gives peace, health, wealth and prosperity.
    •    Removal of malefic effects of various Planets.
    •    To get divine grace and blessings of Lord Shiva 
    •    To get success in career, business, job and relationships.
    •    To get Relief and protection against various diseases and ailments.
    •    Blessings of Lord Rudra especially before undertaking any endeavor.

A Divine Opportunity to Seek Blessings of Lord Shiva in Mahakumbh

🙏 Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity – Participate in Shiva Puja at Mahakumbh  🕉️

👉 Receive Lord Shiva’s Blessings on the Auspicious last Shahi Snan ✨

The Mahakumbh Mela is the biggest spiritual event in Hindu tradition, held once every 12 years in Prayagraj, the sacred land of Triveni Sangam – the confluence of Ganga, Yamuna, and the invisible Saraswati. This holy event takes place when Jupiter enters Taurus and the Sun enters Capricorn. In 2025, this rare celestial event will occur, marking the grand Mahakumbh Mela.

The Shahi Snan (Royal Bath) is the most significant ritual of the Kumbh Mela, where millions of devotees participate. Saints and ascetics from various Akhadas take part in majestic processions to the sacred ghats for this holy dip. The first Shahi Snan, marking the official beginning of the Kumbh Mela, is always the main attraction.

Why is this Puja Special?

🔹 Last Shahi Snan in Mahakumbh 2025 falls on Monday, 26 th February (Maha Shivraatri) – a highly auspicious day for worshipping Lord Shiva.

🔹 Maha Shivraatri is dedicated to Lord Shiva – making it the perfect occasion to perform Shiva Rudrabhishek and  Maha Rudra Yagya  at Triveni Sangam.

🔹 According to Vedic scriptures, Lord Shiva is the "Devo ke Dev – Mahadev". He is easily pleased and bestows blessings of prosperity, health, and spiritual growth upon His devotees.

🔹 The Rudrabhishek Puja is a sacred Vedic ritual in which the Shiva Linga is bathed with holy offerings while chanting the powerful Rudra mantras.

🔹 According to Rudrashtadhyayi, Lord Shiva, in His Rudra form, removes all sufferings and bestows divine blessings.

🔹 When performed with Maha Rudra Havan, the puja becomes even more powerful, bringing peace, prosperity, and divine protection.