Mrityunjaya Japam

The Mrityunjaya Japam is a religious ceremony performed in honour of Lord Shiva to treat life-threatening illnesses or prevent premature death. It involves invoking Lord Shiva in the Mahakaal form and chanting the Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra for Longevity of Life. It is advised to arrange the Japam for a day that falls within the Janma Nakshatra of the individual who is ill or has doshas in their horoscope. The benefits of performing the Mrityunjaya Japam include: Saving a person from unnatural or untimely death. Driving away evil forces. Overcoming the fear of death and evil spirits. Reducing the ill effects of Navagrahas. Getting rid of Karmic doshas. It is especially effective for those with Kala Sarpa Yoga in their horoscope. To perform the Mrityunjaya Japam, you can book a Priest who will provide all the necessary Pooja Samagri items. All Priests are highly experienced and have studied from Vedic Pathshala.

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This ritual aims to attain Jaya or Victory over Mrityu (death) and is called Mrityunjaya, which means 'Conqueror of death'. It can be performed on Mondays or any auspicious day based on the Janma Nakshatra. The main deity invoked in this ritual is Lord Shiva.

Experienced and certified priests provide our services from Vedic Patashala. All the rituals are conducted according to Vedic standards and procedures. We use high-quality Samagri to ensure a pleasant Pooja experience. We guarantee punctuality and authenticity in all our services. Our team also provides professional guidance and support to our clients.

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