Monday special chadhava at Lord Shiva, Pasupatinath Temple
Monday special chadhava at Lord Shiva, Pasupatinath Temple
Mondays are considered to be the ideal times to offer Chadhava and connect with Lord Shiva's divine power.
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Seek spiritual significance and get blessings from Lord Shiva on Monday to cleanse the soul, bestow blessings, and grant wishes, symbolizing protection and fulfillment.
With Shree Om Mandir, you can easily book your Chadhava at Pasupatinath Temple and experience the transformation blessings from Lord Shiva.
Benefits
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Protects children from negative energies and influence
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Promotes overall well-being and good health for children.
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Enhances emotional stability and mental peace for both parents and children.
Purpose
Mondays are considered to be the ideal times to offer Chadhava and connect with Lord Shiva's divine power.-
Protects children from negative energies and influence
-
Promotes overall well-being and good health for children.
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Enhances emotional stability and mental peace for both parents and children.
Mondays are considered to be the ideal times to offer Chadhava and connect with Lord Shiva's divine power.
Available Offerings
Pray with Pandit
Rs.3,000
Rudrakshya
Rs.685
Yellow flowers
Rs.685
Offer Tulsi
Rs.685
Sindoor
Rs.100
Ganga Jaal
Rs.685
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