Abhishek Puja

Abhishek Puja in Bhimashankar is a Hindu ritual where water is offered with other items on the lingam. The puja is mostly performed in the temples. During the puja various mantras are also chanted and prayers are done. Jal Abhishek is performed to invoke the blessings of Rudra the form of Lord Shiva.

Purusha Sukhta in Aundha Nagnath is a hymn from the Rigveda which is one of the oldest sacred texts. The Purusha Sukhta Abhishek is done by chanting mantras during rituals and holds significant importance.

Maha Abhishek Puja in Aundha Nagnath is a special ceremony where devotees offer special things to Lord Shiv like milk, yogurt, honey, flowers and much more. In this puja, Shivling will be bathed with several items. Throughout the ceremony, mantras are also chanted with the Abhisehk of Lord Shiv.

Jal Abhishek is a Hindu ritual where water is offered on lingam. The puja is mostly performed in the temples. During puja, various mantras are also chanted. Jal Abhishek in Aundha Nagnath is performed to invoke the blessings of Rudra the form of  Lord Shiva.

Jal Abhishek puja is a sacred ritual involving of  water is offered on lingam. This puja mostly performed in the temples. During the puja various mantras are also chanted. Jal Abhishek is performed to invoke the blessing of Rudra in the form of Lord shiva.

Abhishek Puja is a Hindu ritual where the offering of water is done on lingam. The puja is mostly performed in temples. During puja, various mantras are also chanted. Jal Abhishek is performed to invoke the blessings of Rudra in the form of  Lord Shiva. Performing this puja in Grishneshwar is auspicious.

In India, there are 12 Jyotirling and Omkareshwar is one of them and another Temple is Mamleshwar Temple. Both temples are considered as equally sacred Jyotirlingas. The Omkareshwar Temple is located on the "Om" shaped island in the Narmada River in Madhya Pradesh. It is believed that the Omkareshwar Temple is Svaymbhu Temple. The name "Omkareshwar" originated from the Sanskrit word Om and Kara means Lord.

Abhishek Puja in Aundha Nagnath is a Hindu ritual where water is offered on lingam. The puja is mostly performed in the temples. During puja, various mantras are also chanted. Jal Abhishek is performed to invoke the blessings of Rudra the form of Lord Shiva.

Dudh Abhishek is a ritual in which Lord Mukharind is bathed with milk. Dudh (Milk) is continuously poured and chanting of mantas is done.

Milk holds significant symbolic and religious importance in the worship of the deity. It is often seen as a symbol of purity and nourishment. Offering milk to Lord Mukharind during rituals is a way of acknowledging and seeking his divine grace and blessings.