Partheshwar Puja
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Partheshwar Puja
From: INR3,101.00
If you’re visiting the Jyotirlinga temples in Omkareshwar or Ujjain, consider completing this powerful puja in person for an immersive experience. Book your in-person (offline) puja from here.
Experience the sacred Partheshwar Puja from the comfort of your home with our online service, connecting you to the divine energy of the Mamleshwar Jyotirlinga. Conducted with Parthiv Shiva Lingam, also known as Saikata Lingam (Lingam made from mud or sand), this unique worship is divided into two types: Partheshwar Pujan and Chintamani Partheshwar Pujan.
1. Partheshwar Pujan: This ritual includes the worship of 1,325 Parthiv Shiva Lingams with Panchamrit (a mix of milk, curd, ghee, honey, and sugar) and chanting the powerful 5th and 8th Adhyayas of Rudra. Worshiping Lord Shiva in this form brings divine blessings and fulfills personal desires.
2. Chintamani Partheshwar Pujan: This specialized ritual focuses on overcoming worries and bringing Graha Shanti (planetary peace). It involves worshiping Lord Shiva alongside deities like Ganpati and Mata Gauri. Here, Parthiv Shiva Lingams are created in seven sizes, each corresponding to a different day of the week, enhancing the ritual’s impact on planetary energies.
The Partheshwar Puja at Mamleshwar Jyotirlinga is a revered ritual, performed since ancient times and believed to yield the blessings of millions of prayers. This puja is believed to remove obstacles, attract prosperity, and fulfill wishes. By worshipping the Parthiv Ling, devotees seek Lord Shiva’s blessings for spiritual growth, peace, and protection from negative influences.
During the online Partheshwar Puja, our experienced priests perform the ritual within the sacred Mamleshwar Jyotirlinga region while devotees join through a live video connection. The Panchamrit Abhishek (offering of five sacred elements) is performed on the Parthiv Shiva Lingams, along with the recitation of the 5th and 8th adyas of the Rudra Path, known as Namak and Chamak. Devotees can follow along from home, participating in the chanting or performing their own abhishek on a Shiva Lingam at home for added spiritual connection.
Book the Online Partheshwar Puja today and immerse yourself in this transformative ritual dedicated to Lord Shiva, conducted within the powerful Mamleshwar Jyotirlinga Kshetra.
Book your puja and, after your booking our priest will call you and approach you to have some details like name, gotra, kundali, etc.
our priests take a personalized Sankalp by reciting your name and gotra and they will perform all the rituals in your name.
Attend the ritual via video call, perform the puja at home, or simply chant Om Namah Shivaya and listen the mantras; we’ll send the recording afterward.
After the puja, prasad is offered at the temple and then sent to you through the courier.
Significance of worship at Jyotirlinga Tirth Kshetra
Worship at a Jyotirlinga Tirth Kshetra holds profound significance in Hinduism, as these sacred sites are considered the highest manifestations of Lord Shiva’s divine presence on earth. Jyotirlingas are believed to be “self-manifested” or “self-revealing” lingams of light (jyoti), representing Shiva’s limitless power. Worshiping here is said to purify the soul, absolve sins, and fulfill personal desires by connecting devotees with Lord Shiva’s spiritual energy.
Each Jyotirlinga, including temples like Omkareshwar, Mahakaleshwar, and Mamleshwar, carries unique historical and spiritual attributes. Pilgrims believe that rituals and abhisheks performed in the Jyotirlinga regions amplify the blessings received, enhancing health, prosperity, and spiritual growth due to the concentrated divine energy present in these revered locations.
It is believed that in Jyotirlinga region there is no barrier of date and constellation to perform Puja.
Consult our Priest or Jyotish. It’s Free. Fill the details and our Pundit Ji will call you within 30 Minuts.
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