Lord Pashupathi Puja

The story of Lord Pashupati, the protector of animals and Nepal's national deity:

Who is Pashupati?

He is a form of Lord Shiva, known as the "Lord of Animals."
His name comes from two words: "pashu" meaning animal and "pati" meaning protector.
He is especially important in Nepal, where he is considered the national deity.

Where can you find him?

His most sacred temple is the Pashupatinath Temple in Kathmandu, located on the banks of the Bagmati River.
This temple is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is considered one of the holiest places in Nepal.

What does he look like?

Pashupati is depicted with five faces, each representing a different aspect of Lord Shiva and an element of Hinduism: earth, water, air, light, and ether.
He sits on Lord Nandi, the bull who serves as his vehicle.

How can worshipping him help you?

Some believe that performing rituals called "homa" in his honor can bring material benefits and solve financial problems.
More importantly, he is believed to help people overcome their ego and become more compassionate, like true protectors of all beings.

Remember:

Non-Hindus are not allowed inside the main Pashupatinath Temple, but they can still appreciate the beauty of the complex from outside.
If you are interested in learning more about Hinduism and its deities, there are many resources available online and in libraries.

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Puja is done in Vedic form with no side effects on anyone.

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Real proof of the puja done is also sent to you.

You Can also join the pooja online or be physically present in Puja.

Puja done by Well Versed Experienced Purohits/Pandit

You'll receive puja/ homam's prasad delivered to your address

After completion of the puja, our purohit/pandit will give you a list of precautions to be taken for few days to get the maximum benefit of the puja

It Include Dakshina Also