Puja at Mankameshwar Mahadev Temple Prayagraj

Lord Shiva represents the aspect of the Supreme Being (Brahman of the Upanishads) that continuously dissolves to recreate in the cyclic process of creation, preservation, dissolution, and recreation of the universe. Lord Shiva is the Lord of mercy and compassion. He protects devotees from evil forces such as lust, greed, and anger. He grants boons, bestows grace, and awakens wisdom in His devotees.

About Mankameshwar Mahadev Temple Prayagraj 

The Mankameshwar Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is located in the ancient city of Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh. The name "Mankameshwar" is derived from two words - "Man" meaning mind or heart and "Kameshwar" referring to Lord Shiva as the fulfiller of desires. Therefore, devotees visit the temple with deep reverence and a desire to seek blessings for their heartfelt aspirations and wishes.  
 

Prayagraj, previously known as Allahabad, is a holy city in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. It is located at the confluence of three rivers: the Ganges, the Yamuna, and the mythical Saraswati. This junction is called the Triveni Sangam and is considered one of the holiest places in Hinduism. Prayagraj is also famous for hosting the Kumbh Mela, one of the largest religious gatherings in the world, which takes place every twelve years. 

Legend has it that the temple's history dates back thousands of years to the ancient Vedic period. It is said that Lord Shiva himself established the lingam, a sacred representation of the deity, at the current site of the temple. Over the centuries, the temple has been renovated and expanded several times, with the current structure being a result of various architectural influences.

Benefits: 

• For divine grace and blessings of Lord Mahamrityunjaya (Lord Shiva)
• For removal of malefic effects of all planets
• For relief and protection against disease, ailments and accidents
• For relief from misfortunes, miseries, troubles and fears

The Puja Tokri will consist of:

Energized Yantra: This Yantra can be kept in your purse, wallet, laptop bag, drawer, cash box, or puja altar. For the best results, place the Yantra in the East, facing West. 
7 Mukhi Rudraksha with Tabeez: This Rudraksha attracts wealth and new opportunities. The Tabeez contains homa bhasma (sacred ash) and a mantra inscribed on bhojpatra. 
Mauli Thread: This sacred thread can be tied on the right hand for a few days, then discarded in the soil. 
Prasad: These offerings were blessed during the puja vidhi (ceremony) and can be consumed by the yajman (participant). 
Puja Coin: A coin bearing the images of Ganesh, Laxmi, and Saraswati will be sent. This coin can be kept in a purse, wallet, laptop bag, drawer, cash box, or puja altar, bringing prosperity and luck to the yajman. 
Tilak: Sandal paste that can be applied to the Yantra, deity idols, or on the forehead during puja. 
Holy Betel Nut: A decorated Betel Nut, symbolizing good luck, will be sent to be kept in the altar or a safe place. 
Prosperity Bowl: This bowl contains Gomati Chakra, cowries, Sriphal, lotus seeds, and shells, to be kept in a cash box, wallet, or money locker for financial prosperity.

Puja services includes: Rudra abhishek on the shivling in Mankameshwar temple with Mantra Jaap, Gauri Ganesh pujan; Kalash Sthapna, Shodash Matrika Pujan, Saptgrit Matrika Yogini, Navagraha Pujan, Sarvatobhadra, Mandal Pujan, Shiv Puja, Abhishek, Aarti Prarthna and Havan.  

The temple priests will perform the Puja based on your birth details. Please mention your birth details (name, date, place, time), & Sankalp (your wish) at checkout. This is an individual Puja (you may do Puja on individual name or include your near and dear ones in the Puja.