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    Online Dwadasa Jyotirlinga Abhishekam

    Offer an abhishekam in the tradition of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, with sankalp and prayers on your behalf. NamanDarshan does not provide VIP darshan.
    Online Dwadasa Jyotirlinga Abhishekam

    ABOUT ONLINE DWADASA JYOTIRLINGA ABHISHEKAM

    The twelve Jyotirlingas are Somnath, Mallikarjuna, Mahakaleshwar, Omkareshwar, Kedarnath, Bhimashankar, Kashi Vishwanath, Trimbakeshwar, Vaidyanath, Nageshwar, Rameshwaram and Grishneshwar. Devotees hope to worship at all of them in a lifetime.

    This puja is an abhishekam offered in the Jyotirlinga tradition, with the devotee's sankalp, subject to temple customs and availability. The specific temple used is shown at booking. NamanDarshan does not provide VIP Darshan or priority access.
    Duration: Approximately 60 to 90 minutes
    Performed at: Twelve Jyotirlinga shrines
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    Benefits of this Online Dwadasa Jyotirlinga Abhishekam

    Remembering the Twelve

    Join the traditional prayer that names all twelve Jyotirlingas.

    Offer abhishekam to Lord Shiva.

    Strengthen devotion and gratitude.

    Family Well-being

    Pray for peace and protection for the family.

    Include names and gotra in the sankalp.

    Mark an occasion with devotion.

    Peace of Mind

    Spend a quiet moment in prayer.

    Practise surrender and patience.

    Create a devotional atmosphere at home.

    Note: Puja is a spiritual and devotional practice and should not be considered a substitute for medical, legal or financial advice.

    Puja Samagri Included

    Milk, Water, Honey, Ghee, Bilva Patra, Flowers, Sandalwood, Fruits

    Who Should Do This Online Dwadasa Jyotirlinga Abhishekam?

    Devotees of Lord Shiva

    Those who wish to take part in Jyotirlinga worship but cannot travel to each shrine.

    Pilgrims Planning a Journey

    Devotees who wish to begin their pilgrimage with a sankalp.

    Families Marking an Occasion

    Households celebrating a milestone with Shiva's blessings.

    Spiritual Significance of Online Dwadasa Jyotirlinga Abhishekam

    Remembering the twelve Jyotirlingas is a traditional prayer for protection and peace.

    Best Days & Muhurat Dates

    Mondays, Pradosh, Maha Shivratri, Shravan month

    Online Dwadasa Jyotirlinga Abhishekam – How the Process Works

    Live Online Puja
    Temple Visit Puja
    1. Book Your Puja

    Choose your preferred date on NamanDarshan and share the devotee's name and gotra.

    2. Personalised Sankalp

    A sankalp is made in the devotee's name, with prayers for the well-being of the family.

    3. Ritual Performed

    The puja is performed by experienced priests according to traditional customs and temple practice.

    4. Updates

    Where temple guidelines permit, photo or video updates are shared.

    5. Prasad

    Prasad is arranged wherever applicable and sent to the registered address.

    Spiritual Significance of Online Dwadasa Jyotirlinga Abhishekam

    Twelve Jyotirlinga shrines
    A Jyotirlinga is a shrine where Shiva is believed to have appeared as a column of light. They are found across India, from Gujarat to Uttarakhand to Tamil Nadu.

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