Mahamrityunjay Anushthan (Standard)

1. 1Sankalp and Initial Prayers

   The Anushthan commences with a solemn Sankalp (vow) by the chief priest on behalf of the devotee, followed by prayers to Lord Ganesha and other deities for successful completion.

2. 2Daily Mahamrityunjay Jaap

   Over 3-5 days, the Mahamrityunjay Mantra is chanted 1.25 lakh times by a team of qualified priests, maintaining purity and focus throughout.

3. 3Daily Rudrabhishek (Mini)

   Short Rudrabhishek rituals are performed daily during the Anushthan to invoke Lord Shiva's blessings and maintain the sanctity of the process.

4. 4Puja of Lord Shiva and Devi Parvati

   Regular worship of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, along with other associated deities, is conducted to seek their divine grace.

5. 5Concluding Mahamrityunjay Havan

   On the final day, a grand Havan is performed, where offerings are made into the sacred fire while chanting the Mahamrityunjay Mantra, solidifying the Anushthan's effects.

6. 6Purnahuti, Aarti, and Prasad Distribution

   The Anushthan concludes with the final offerings, a ceremonial Aarti, and the distribution of energized Prasad and Vibhuti (sacred ash).

• Chanting of 1.25 lakh (125,000) Mahamrityunjay Mantras.
• Performed by a team of experienced and dedicated priests.
• Focus on precise pronunciation and Vedic protocols.
• Inclusion of specific medicinal herbs in Havan for healing.
• Personalized Sankalp based on devotee's name and purpose.
• Live video updates and photo coverage of the Anushthan.

• Maha Shivaratri and Shravan Month (most potent periods)
• During specific Nakshatras like Purva Phalguni, Uttar Phalguni, or Punarvasu.
• Pradosh Vrat days (auspicious for Shiva worship)
• Amavasya (New Moon) or Purnima (Full Moon) tithis.
• Consultation with a Vedic astrologer for personalized muhurat.

The starting date and time for such an important Anushthan are carefully selected for maximum spiritual efficacy.

The Mahamrityunjay Mantra is the primary focus, chanted devoutly 1.25 lakh times by the priests.

• Lord Shiva idol or image, Shiva Lingam
• Rudraksha mala, Bel Patra (Bilva leaves)
• Datura flowers, Akshat (rice grains)
• Ghee (clarified butter), honey, milk, curd, Gangajal
• Sandalwood paste, Kumkum, Vibhuti
• Specific wood for Havan (e.g., Peepal, Gular)
• Havan Samagri with medicinal herbs
• Dhoop (incense), Diya (lamp), camphor
• Sweets, fruits, and dry fruits for offerings