Shravan Maas Mahapuja

Participate in Shravan Maas Maha Puja and get blessings of Spiritual growth, Health, Harmony and Desire Fulfilment.

Shravan Maas (30th July–28th August 2026)—also known as Sawan Month—is one of the holiest periods in the Hindu calendar. It marks the fifth month of the Hindu lunar year and is regarded as an exceptionally auspicious time for devotion, penance, and deepening one's connection with Bhagwan Shiva.  

The Mondays of Shravan, known as Shravan Somwar, are considered especially sacred for the worship of Lord Shiva. It is said that prayers, Rudrabhishek, fasting, mantra japa, and offerings made on these days bring His abundant grace, helping devotees attain good health, prosperity, spiritual growth, fulfilment of desires, and freedom from obstacles. According to the North Indian (Purnimanta) calendar, the four Shravan Mondays in 2026 fall on 3rd, 10th, 17th, and 24th August.  

To invoke the powerful blessings of Lord Shiva during this sacred month, Rudra Centre will conduct the Shravan Maas Mahapuja every Shravan Monday from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. IST. The Mahapuja will be performed by a team of 9 learned Brahmins following authentic Vedic traditions and will be live-streamed for devotees worldwide. 

The name Shravan is derived from the Sanskrit root “śravaṇa,” meaning “hearing” or “listening.” Spiritually, this represents the inner listening—śravaṇa jñāna—a time when one becomes more receptive to divine truths and guidance. Astrologically, this period aligns with the transit of the Moon through Shravan Nakshatra, which is ruled by Vishnu. This makes it an ideal time for spiritual study, meditation, and rituals that invoke higher consciousness.

Why Shravan Is Beloved to Lord Shiva / Many ancient scriptures and stories emphasize the special connection between Shravan month and Lord Shiva:

• When the Sanat Kumaras once asked Shiva why Shravan was dear to Him, He revealed that during this very month, Ma Parvati had observed intense austerities and fasts to win His love and marry Him. Her devotion made this month sacred to Him.
• Another significant event associated with Shravan is the Samudra Manthan, or churning of the cosmic ocean. During this event, Shiva consumed the deadly Halahala poison to save the world, which turned His throat blue—earning Him the name Neelkantha. To pacify the heat from the poison, the Devas offered Him sacred waters and Abhisheka, thus establishing the tradition of offering ritual baths to the Shivling during Shravan.
• The sage Markandeya Rishi, a great devotee of Shiva, composed the Mahamrityunjaya Mantra during this month. Through his sincere worship in Shravan, he received Shiva’s blessing of immortality. Hence, Shravan is believed to bestow long life and good health on devotees.
• A more tender legend says that during Shravan, Shiva visits His in-laws’ home, where He is warmly welcomed and honoured. This gesture of affection makes this month the most benevolent time to approach Him with offerings and prayers.

Spiritual Significance of Shravan Month

Shravan marks the beginning of Chaturmasya, the four-month period of divine observance comprising Shravan, Bhadrapada, Ashwin, and Kartik. It is believed that on Devshayani Ekadashi, just before Shravan begins, Lord Vishnu enters Yoganidra (cosmic sleep) and retreats from His role in sustaining the universe. During this sacred time, Lord Shiva assumes the responsibility of upholding the cosmic order. As Vishnu sleeps in meditative stillness, Shiva’s active presence becomes more pronounced and accessible to seekers of truth and transformation.  

Thus, this month is not only associated with the worship of Shiva—it is also seen as a cosmic shift, when devotees are encouraged to turn inward. The universe itself supports sadhana, purification, and alignment with dharma.   

In this Maha Puja, Lord Shiva will be worshipped through the sacred chants of Rudram Namakam and Chamakam, Rudrasuktam, Shivashtakam, Nirvanashtakam, and powerful Shiva Stotras and Stutis. The Abhisheka of the Shiva Linga will be performed with holy Ganga water, milk, curd, ghee, honey, coconut water, Panchamrit, fruit juices, sacred ash (bhasma), and exotic herbs. Offerings of 1008 Belpatra, Bael fruit, Bhaang, and Dhatura—Shiva’s most loved items—will be made to invoke His deepest blessings.   

This is a group puja done along with other Yajamans. Sankalpa would be taken individually for you.

Benefits:

• For removal of malefic effects of various planets.
• For mitigating karma and absolving oneself of sins.
• For protection and good health.
• For harmony in married life or marriage with a suitable partner.
• For success, wealth, and growth in one’s potential.
• For divine grace and blessings of Lord Shiva

Mantra:

ॐ तत्पुरुषाय विद्महे महादेवाय धीमहि तन्नो रुद्रः प्रचोदयात्॥   
Om Tatpurushāya Vidmahe Mahādevāya Dhīmahi Tanno Rudrah Prachodayāt

Meaning:

“We meditate upon the Supreme Being, Tatpurusha. We contemplate on the great God, Mahadeva. May that fierce and powerful form, Rudra, inspire and illuminate our intellect.”  

Number of Brahmins: 9 
Time: 9:00 am to 2:00 pm IST 

Puja would be Live streamed.

Puja service includes:

Kalash Sthapana, Panchang Sthapana(Gauri, Ganesh, Shodash Matrika, Navgraha, Sarvotabhadra), 64 yogini Pujan, Shetrapal Pujan, Swasti Vachan, Sankalpa, Ganesh Laxmi Pujan, Kalash Pujan, Navgraha Pujan, Puja of major Gods and Goddesses, Rudrabhishek with milk, panchamrit, exotic liquids and juices, Rudram Namakam Chamakam recitation by 9 brahmins, Rudrasuktam, Shivashtakam, Nirvanashtakam, Shiva Stotras, and Stutis. Rudra Gayatri mantra Japa 11,000 chants, Homa with Rudra Ahutiya, Aarti and Pushpaanjali   

Video of the Sankalpa, along with multiple videos of the Puja, mantra chanting, and Homa, will be shared with you live during the ritual. Kindly provide your WhatsApp number for smooth coordination.  

Rudra Centre Pandits will perform the Puja strictly as per Vedic rituals based on your birth details. Please provide the following in the instructions box:

• Full Name
• Current Location
• Gotra / Birth Details (Date, Time, Place)/ Parent’s Name
• Sankalpa (your wish or intention for the Puja)

This is a group Puja performed along with other yajamans. You may choose to perform it in your individual name or include your family members and loved ones.         
You can watch the Puja via live streaming; the link will be shared with you prior to the start. Photos and videos will also be shared in real time during the Puja.         

Puja Prasad would be sent to you optionally upon request.