In Telugu tradition, this pooja is performed with utmost devotion for those battling severe disease, accidental risk, or experiencing unexplained physical suffering.

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When to Perform Mrityunjaya Japam?

• Ideal on a Monday (Somavaram), the day of Lord Shiva
• Can be scheduled based on the Janma Nakshatra of the person who is ill or vulnerable
• Also performed during Dasha periods involving Kala Sarpa Yoga, Rahu Dasha, or Maraka periods

Rituals Performed in Mrityunjaya Japam

• Ganapathi Pooja, Kalasha Sthapana, and Sankalpam
• Invocation of Lord Shiva in Mahakaal or Tryambakeshwara form
• Chanting of Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra 108 or 1008 times
• Performing Rudra Abhishekam with milk, curd, ghee, honey, and vibhuti
• Havan (homam) with ghee, bilva leaves, and herbs
• Final Harati and Naivedyam, followed by Danam to Brahmins

Benefits of Maha Mrityunjaya Japam

• Removes fear of untimely or unnatural death
• Helps in speedy recovery from chronic or sudden illness
• Offers protection from evil spirits, black magic, and accidents
• Reduces the impact of Kala Sarpa Yoga, Markesh dosha, or Navagraha imbalance
• Promotes physical vitality, emotional balance, and spiritual protection

More Information:

• Main Deity: Lord Shiva (Mahakaal, Tryambakeshwara)
• Best Day: Monday or as per Janma Nakshatra
• Mantras: Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra, Rudram, Chamakam
• Samagri: Bilva leaves, milk, honey, black sesame, ghee, vibhuti, darbha grass

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