Lingaraj - Dudh and Pushp Abhishek

Gangajal Abhishek Puja is a Hindu ritual where the offering of water is done 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 on Lingaraj is performed to invoke the blessings of Rudra the form of Lord Shiva.

Gangajal is referred to be sacred water in Hinduism and it is used in many religious ceremonies and rituals. Gangajal Abhishek is a sacred Hindu ritual in which water from the holy River Ganga is used to bathe the Shiva Lingam at Lingaraj.

Pushp Abhishek is a religious ritual that involves offering flowers to a Shivling as a form of worship. The act of offering flowers symbolizes devotion, love and purity.

Dudh Abhishek is a ritual in which Shivlinga is bathed with milk using a thin stream of brass jars. Dudh (Milk) is continuously poured and chanting of mantas is done. Performing this puja in Lingaraj is auspicious.

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