Ekadash Rudra Abhishek honours the eleven Rudras with eleven pandits reciting the Rudri path together, followed by abhishek, havan and purnahuti. The most elaborate Shiva anushthan we offer, performed by Pandit Mohit Tiwari Ji in Ujjain.
Significance
The Puranic tradition speaks of eleven Rudras, forms of Shiva who guard and sustain creation. Ekadash Rudra is a rite in which eleven pandits, representing this number, perform the Rudra recitation and abhishek together in a single anushthan.
Because of its scale, it is traditionally chosen for very significant occasions: a family's long-held vow, a major thanksgiving, or a great wish offered with deep faith. According to tradition, such collective recitation is regarded as especially powerful.
Ujjain, the city of Mahakal and ancient Avantika of the Skanda Purana, gives the anushthan a fitting setting. Please book early so that eleven pandits can be arranged.
Choose your package
- ₹51,000
Online Ekadash Rudra
About 6 hours
- Sankalp in your name
- Eleven pandits and Rudri path
- Havan and purnahuti
- Live video link and recording
- Prasad blessings
- Online sankalp
- Live video
- ₹91,000
Standard Ekadash Rudra
About 8 hours
- Your family present in Ujjain
- Eleven pandits and Rudri path
- Full havan and purnahuti
- Samagri and kalash arranged
- Brahmin bhojan and prasad
- In person
- ₹1,51,000
Grand Ekadash Rudra
2 days
- Eleven pandits over two days
- Extended recitation and special abhishek
- Full havan and purnahuti
- Photos and video of both days
- Brahmin bhojan, dakshina and prasad
- In person
- Online sankalp
- Live video
Prices include pandit dakshina and samagri for the package shown. Travel and stay are not included.
Benefits devotees seek
- The fullest form of Rudra worship we offer
- Collective recitation by eleven pandits
- Chosen for major vows and thanksgiving
- Devotees seek Shiva’s blessings for family wellbeing and prosperity
- Includes havan, purnahuti and Brahmin bhojan
- A memorable experience of devotion for the whole family
How the pujan is performed
- 1
Sankalp with your name, gotra and vow
- 2
Ganesh, Navgraha and kalash pujan
- 3
Establishment of eleven Rudra kalash
- 4
Rudri path by eleven pandits with abhishek
- 5
Panchamrit and special dravya abhishek
- 6
Havan with Rudra mantras
- 7
Purnahuti and Shiv aarti
- 8
Brahmin bhojan, dakshina, prasad and blessings
Who usually performs it
- Families fulfilling a long-held vow to Mahadev
- Devotees making a major thanksgiving offering
- Those who wish to mark a significant life event with a grand pujan
- Communities or large families performing together
Samagri & offerings
- Eleven kalash and mango leaves
- Bel patra, flowers and dhatura
- Milk, curd, ghee, honey, sugar and Ganga jal
- Havan samagri, black sesame and ghee
- Vastra, fruits and sweets
- Rudraksha, bhasma and incense
Best time
Shravan, Maha Shivratri, Mondays and auspicious tithis. Guruji fixes the exact muhurat and the date once eleven pandits are confirmed.
Details needed for the sankalp
Full name · Gotra · Date of birth · Time of birth · Place of birth · Your wish (sankalp)
Questions about this pujan
Why are eleven pandits needed?
The rite honours the eleven Rudras, and tradition assigns one pandit to each, so that the recitation is performed together.
How early should I book?
We suggest at least two to three weeks, so that Guruji can arrange eleven pandits and fix a suitable muhurat.
Can I add specific wishes to the sankalp?
Yes. Share your wish in the booking form and Guruji will include it in the sankalp. No result is promised; the pujan is an offering of faith.