SHIV MAHAPURAN MOOL PAATH PARAYAN
Shiv Maha Puran is one of the sacred texts of Hinduism and
relates to a Shaivite tradition that worships Lord Shiva. It is one of the
Hinduism's 18 great Puranas and it is centered on Lord Shiva and his consort
Goddess Parvati and narrates the story of Lord Shiva.
Originally, Shiv Puran consisted of 12 sections and 1,
00,000 verses. However, they were edited by Ved Vyas to 24,000 verses which
were included in six sections. The names of the 6 sections in Shiv Puran are
Janma Samhita, Vidyeshvara Samhita, Kailash Samhita, Sanatkumar Samhita,
Vayaviya Samhita and Dharma Samhita. Each of these Samhita is divided into
chapters which contain a total of 24,000 verses.
Importance of Shiva Mahapuran Mool Paath
Parayan
Shiv Mahapuran is considered to be one of the most
important Puranas in which the auspicious aspects of Lord Shiva have been
depicted along with ways and rituals to worship Lord Shiva to please him. This
is a recitation of 24000 verses of Shiv Maha Puran Katha in 9 days for
obtaining the blessings of Lord Shiva. Lord Shiva is one of the Gods of the Hindu
Trinity along-with Lord Vishnu and Lord Brahma. He is also known as Mahadev
means the Supreme Lord. It is believed that Lord Shiva can be pleased most
easily if a person offers his prayers with full faith and dedication. Hence, the recitation of Shiv Maha Puran blesses the worshipper by providing him all-around protection from all kinds of negative energies, removing the negative
effects of bad karmas, and instilling positive energy, courage, intelligence,
mental peace, health, wealth, and happiness. It is believed that if a person
worships Lord Shiva as prescribed in the Shiv Maha Puran or even if he recites
or gets a recitation of Shiv Maha Puran done on his behalf, then he is blessed
by Lord Shiva thereby attaining Moksha after leading a most satisfactory life
in this world.
Puja Description: Swasti
Vaachan, Shanti Path, Sankalp, Gauri - Ganesh Pujan, Kalash Sthapan, Shivaling
Abhishek, Shiv Maha Puran Paath Parayan, Aarti, Prasad to Brahmins.
Duration: 7 Days.
No. of Pundit/s: 1.
Prasadam: On completion of the
Puja the Yajmaan will receive a Shiv Yantra, Rudraksha Japmala, and a video
recording covering the most important parts of the Puja and Prasad from the
Puja.