Mandsaur - Maha Rudrabhishek puja

Rudra Abhishek 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. Performing this Rudra Abhishek puja at Pashupatinath(Mandsaur) is very beneficial.

Maharudra Abhishek in Pashupatinath(Mandsaur) 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.

Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja occurs when all seven planets come between Ketu and Rahu in a horoscope. Therefore, the person with such a horoscope is affected by Ketu and Rahu. This is known as Sarp Dosh and is believed to have very adverse effects. To be free of these adverse effects the person must do the Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja. It is very helpful to perform Kaal Sarp Dosh Puja in at Pashupatinath (Mandsaur). 

According to Vedic Puran's Ekadash Rudra Abhishek puja in Mandsaur is the most powerful puja of Lord Shiva. Ekadash is known as the eleven forms of Lord Shiva. The Ekadash Rudra Abhishek is a representation of the 10 vital energies in the body the eleventh one being the soul. 

Pashupatinath(Mandsaur) where Laghu Rudra Abhishek 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.

In the Vishesh Belwarchan atMandsaur where the Belwarchan means "Belpatra". Belpatra refers to the leaves of the Bel tree. The Belpatra tree is considered a very sacred and holy tree for the Hindus. Also, the leaves of the tree are trifolic which represents the trinetra of the three eyes of Lord Shiva. In Hindu mythology, the leaf also represents the trinity Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh. Belpatra has great importance in Vedic Puran. The Devi Parvati named it Bilva. Belpatra Tree is the favourite tree of Lord Shiva.