Aundha Nagnath - Rudrabhishek with Rudrashtadhyayi

Rudrashtadhyayi has two words Rudra means Shiva and Ashtadhyayi means one with eight chapters. Shiva is included in these eight chapters. Although there are ten chapters in Rudrashtadhyayi, only eight are considered main. Rudrashtadhyayi is a part of Yajurveda and Vedas have been described as the best scriptures. Vedas are parts of Shiva only. Rudrashtadhyayi in Aundha Nagnath is very beneficial.

Panchamrut Rudrabhishek with Rudrashtadhyayi in Aundha Nagnath is a special form of worship and offering done to Lord Shiva. Panchamrita Abhishek is a Hindu ritual puja where five liquids are poured over the deities and mantras are chanted. Rudrashtadhyayi is a set of prayers dedicated to Lord Shiva. Where 8 chapters contain mantras and verses. Chanting Rudrashtadhyayi is considered highly auspicious and believed to take blessing from Shivji.

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.

Laghu Rudra Abhishek in Aundha Nagnath is a ritual done for worshipping Lord Shiva where chanting of mantras is done. In this ritual, Panchamrut (milk, curd, honey, ghee and sugar), is offered to the Shivling. This offering represents the devotees' devotion to Shivji.

<div>Rudrabhishek with Rudrashtadhyayi is a special form of worship and offering done to Lord Shiva.</div><div>Rudrashtadhyayi is a set of prayers dedicated to Lord Shiva. Where 8 chapters contain mantras and verses. Chanting Rudrashtadhyayi in Aundha Nagnath is considered as highly auspicious and believed to take blessing from Shivji.</div>

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.

Panchopchar Puja in Aundha Nagnath is a ritual of expressing devotion and seeking blessing where five elements are worshipped on the Shivlings. All these five things have their importance. These five elements are Gandha - sandalwood, Pushpa - flowers, Dhupa - incense, Dipa - Lamp, Naivedhya - food and water. Panchopchar ritual is done on special occasions like festivals.

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.

Rudra Abhishek in Aundha Nagnath is a significant and sacred Vedic ritual performed to get the blessings of Lord Shiva. This puja includes the bathing of Lord Shiva along with chanting of mantras with items like Panchamrit, Milk and other sacred items. It is believed that doing this puja helps in making Lord Shiva happy.

"Abhishek" is a sanskrit word that refers to the bathing of a deity. Dudh Abhishek is the holy bath of the shivling which is done with the offering of milk. Milk is considered the most auspicious liquid. Chanting a mantra is an important part of the puja. 

ShivShakti is the holy union of Lord Shiva and Goddess Shakti. Lord Shiva is the God of the Gods, and Shakti is the mother of the sacred force. It is believed that purusha sukta and shrisukta is most powerful ways to worship Lord shiva and Goddess Parvati.