Lord Siva Samuhika Abhishekam|Siva Ratri|Group Mantra Chanting Shivaya Gurave Rudraya Babajiye Namah

Lord Shiva Abhishekam, the ritualistic pouring of substances like water, milk, or panchamrut (a mixture of milk, curd, honey, ghee, and sugar), on the Shiva Lingam, is performed as a form of worship and devotion. It's believed to purify the deity, the devotee, and the space, and to bring blessings and spiritual growth. The Samuhika Rudra Abhishekem on Mahasivartahri 2025 took place in Jaya Nama Guna Sankeerthana Building, Hyderabad along with Mantra Chanting Which is blessed by Mahaavatar Babaji Maaraj “Shivaya Gurave Rudraya Namah” “Shivaya Gurave Babajiye Namah” The importance of abhishekem will help devotees in
Purification and Renewal:
Abhishekam symbolizes the cleansing of negativity and impurities, both within the individual and in the environment.
Connecting with the Divine:
The act of offering substances to the Shiva ingam is a way to connect with the divine, to offer devotion and gratitude, and to seek blessings.
Meditation and Spiritual Growth:
Some believe that Abhishekam helps to calm the mind and promote a meditative state, facilitating spiritual advancement.
Increasing the Effectiveness of Puja:
Performing Abhishekam as part of a larger puja (worship) ritual is believed to enhance its effectiveness and bring about desired results.
Specific Benefits:
Rudra Abhishek: This particular type of Abhishekam is known to remove obstacles, bring health and wealth, and promote peace.
Bathing the Lingam: The act of "bathing" the Lingam symbolizes the removal of ego and attachments, helping to purify the mind.
Multiple Meanings:
The substances used in Abhishekam also have symbolic meanings:
Water: Represents purity and cleansing.
Milk: Represents nurturing and devotion.
Panchamrut: Represents the five elements and the union of the divine.
Chanting Mantras: While pouring, devotees chant mantras, which is believed to further enhance the ritual's effectiveness.
Ours His Holiness Shri Mahavatar Babaji Maharaj & Samastha Gurumandali blessed Jaya Nama Guna Sankeerthana on Maha Shiva Rathri in the year 2023, while immersed in Lord Shiva Bhajans & instantly, we cannot say or express the feeling which has happened around 1.00 -1.30 am, while Ours Mahavtar Babaji Maharaj blessed with Divine Instruction and Quick Darshan say 2-3 seconds wearing Yellow colour Anga Vastram (Covering Waist to Thighs only). Ours Babaji Maharaj didn’t come inside the house, quickly appeared outside the steps and disappeared in no time & then subsequently/immediately Jaya Nama Guna Sankeerthana flowed with energy and started initiated chanting the Mantra “Shivaya Gurave Rudraya Namah” followed by “Shivaya Gurave Babajiye Namah”. Jaya Nama Guna Sankeerthana highly blessed & motivated by the Holiness of Shri Shri Mahavtar Babaji Maharaj. Babaji Maharaj blessed to visit the Himalayan Raniketh cave that has been sanctified by the physical presence of His Holiness Shri Mahavatar Babaji Maharaj & in SUKSHMA FORM even today, (who is also a guru of Shri Adi Guru Shanakaracaharya and fondly also known as “Shivbaba”) after completing 10 Lakhs chanting of “Shivaya Gurave Rudraya Namah”. Even today Mantra Chanting continues “Shivaya Gurave Rudraya Namah” & “Shivaya Gurave Babajiye Namah” by Yours Jaya Nama Guna Sankeerthana in daily Satsanga. As of today, the Mantra Chanting Count “Shivaya Gurave Rudraya/Babajiye Namah is (Approx 44 Lakhs).
Experiences of chanting this Mantra
Our family may be shielded from emotional, mental, and physical difficulties by reciting this mantra. It gives people who recite it daily a long, healthy life and aids in overcoming fear. We return to our source through mantras. Positive, life-uplifting energy is produced when mantras are chanted or listened to. Ether, Air, Fire, Water, and Earth. Lord Shiva is the master of the five elements, which are the fundamental components of everything in Creation, including the human body. Shiva is the emptiness, the black, empty space that all creation—the planets, stars, galaxies, mountains, seas, all living things, etc.—emerges from and dissolves into, as well as the all-pervading consciousness that fills this emptiness. Shiva is a symbol for innocence, benevolent, beautiful, transcendental, and absolute.