Pashupatinath Puja

Description

Shiva in the guise of the Lord of Animals is known as Lord Pashupati or Pashupatinath. He is revered all around the world, but particularly in Nepal, where he is known as Pashupatinath. Hindus consider Shiva to be the national deity. The five faces of Lord Pashupatinath stand for the five different avatars of Shiva: Tatpurusha facing East, Aghor facing South, Ishana facing Zenith, Vamadeva (Uma Maheswara) facing North, and Sadyojata (Barun) facing West. Pashupatinath Puja should be performed for the remission of sins, animal care, human rebirth, and financial advancement. A great way to lessen the impacts of grief, death fear, hesitation, illness, guilt, and sin removal is to worship Lord Pashupatinath. Chanting the Shiva mantra is beneficial for all individuals.

Benefits of performing Pashupatinath Puja:

• Natives attain human birth in their next life.
• Couples seek blessings for getting children.
• Wear off the bad karma and sins.
• Eliminates all the planetary doshas from the horoscope.
• Enhances deep religious realisation.
• Boosts immunity and grants longevity.

Who should perform this Puja?

• Individuals looking to improve their health and overall well-being.
• People experience obstacles in their personal or professional lives.
• Those looking for mental peace and stability may find this puja beneficial.
• Families wishing for prosperity and the well-being of their members.
• Those who have taken vows (vrat) or made promises to Lord Shiva for specific boons.
• Individuals facing significant life crises, such as severe health issues or critical financial problems.