For immediate relief and fulfillment of wishes

"Srusti Sthilaya Yasya lila Eva mahesituh
Tam Vande Saccidanandam Sarva shubhanivruttaye ||"

“Oh! Lord, the creator, protector and destroyer of the universe, the very form of truth, consciousness, and bliss I bow to you. Let all the inauspicious things be driven away from me and your devotee be protected.”

The Shri Rudram Chamakam is a Vedic stotra dedicated to Rudra, an earlier aspect of Shiva Chamakam assures granting of what we ask. The creator makes no distinction between the things of the world and the other world. Both belong to him and desire born out of Virtue is really manifestation of divinity and Dharma.

Chamakam furnishes completely the ideal of human happiness and defines in the highest degree the desires and do not delimit to be asked or to be granted. Sri Rudram-Chamakam occupies a very important place in Vedic literature and in the practice of Vedic Religion. It is the heart of Krishna Yajurveda and is treasured in the center of Taittiriya Samhita Strictly speaking, the Rudra is a Homa or sacrifice performed in fire in honour of God Rudra. While most of the rituals relating to the other Gods stop limited to the particular purpose intended in the Karma Kanda, it was felt that the Rudram could not and should not be so confined, but put to further varied uses. Hence we find that Rudram and Chamakam are used invariably for all the Vedic worship of Shiva in all the households and temples. The Rudram is addressed to worship Lord Shiva, who is said to give to the devotee who seeks His Grace anything that is asked for.

The Chamakam occurs in the 4th Kanda, 7th Prapataka of the Yajur Veda. In the earlier 6 Prapatakas, rites depending upon "Parishechana" had been dealt with. In the 7th, the pouring of clarified butter into the sacred fire with a wooden ladle called "Vasordhaara" is stated. For the purposes of this rite, the entire Chamakam is one. The splitting up of the Chamakam into 11 Anuvakas is to use them as 11 Mantras in non-sacrificial rites. The rudra is mostly chanted during Homa and avishekam. A pooja is performed with the chanting of the rudra mantra 1000 times is known as maha rudra,it’ s done on special occasions like Maha shivaratri.

Therefore, this yagna should be performed in a perfect way and with good intention and a fruitful result will be followed. Yagna does not only mean performing Pooja, it means purifying oneself from within.

Who should perform this Yagna?

A person who wants immediate relief from health problem, if he has some wish which he wants it to be fulfilled with in a short span of time can perform this yagna. It is even better if this yagna is performed in auspicious days like birthdays and marriage anniversaries because this yagna acts as a shield of protection for a year. 

Key Feature and program schedule of this Yagna

Along with other rituals related with this Yagna, there will be recitation of Shukla Yajurvediya Rudra Aashtadhyayi