SHRAVAN SHIVA PARIVAR KUTUMB KALYAN ANUSHTHAN
Rudrabhishek at Mrityunjay Mahadev Mandir, Vighnaharta Ganesh Puja at Bada Ganesh Mandir & Mangala Gauri Puja at Gauri Kedareshwar Mandir
Seek the complete blessings of Lord Shiva, Lord Ganesha, and Maa Gauri through a three-day sacred family Anushthan for protection, prosperity, wisdom, and lasting harmony.
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Three Sacred Temples. Three Divine Traditions. One Sankalp.
The holy month of Shravana is one of the most revered periods in Sanatan Dharma, when devotees immerse themselves in the worship of Lord Shiva through fasting, mantra chanting, Abhishek, and temple darshan. It is believed that prayers offered during this sacred month are received with special grace, making Shravana an ideal time to deepen one's spiritual practice and renew one's faith.
Among the many traditions observed during this month, the worship of the Shiva Parivar holds a unique place. While Lord Shiva is worshipped as the Supreme Yogi and the compassionate protector, the complete Shiva Parivar represents the harmonious union of divine strength, wisdom, compassion, and auspiciousness. Worshipping Lord Shiva alongside Maa Gauri and Shri Ganesha reflects the timeless belief that life's journey is best guided by courage, right wisdom, and divine grace working together.
Inspired by this philosophy, Swadharma presents the Shravan Shiva Parivar Kutumb Kalyan Anushthan—a thoughtfully curated three-day Temple Puja that brings together three sacred rituals performed at three revered temples. Rather than offering separate prayers at different places, devotees participate in one spiritually connected Anushthan through a single Sankalp performed in their name and Gotra.
A Sacred Journey Across Three Auspicious Days
This Anushthan follows a spiritually significant sequence during Shravana, with each day dedicated to a revered member of the Shiva Parivar.
Shravan Somvar — Rudrabhishek at Mrityunjay Mahadev Mandir, Varanasi: The journey begins with Rudrabhishek before Lord Shiva. Somvar has long been regarded as the most auspicious day for Shiva worship, and Rudrabhishek is one of the highest forms of Vedic worship offered to the Shivling. Through sacred offerings and the chanting of Vedic Rudra mantras, devotees express devotion, surrender, and gratitude before Mahadev.
Mangalvar — Vighnaharta Ganesh Puja at Bada Ganesh Mandir, Ujjain: Lord Ganesha is traditionally invoked before every auspicious undertaking, symbolising wisdom, discernment, and the removal of obstacles that may hinder one's path. Offering prayers at one of Ujjain's most revered Ganesh temples beautifully complements the worship of Lord Shiva.
Budhvar — Mangala Gauri Puja at Gauri Kedareshwar Mandir, Varanasi: The Anushthan concludes with worship offered to Maa Gauri. Revered as the embodiment of Shakti, compassion, and auspiciousness, Maa Gauri is worshipped with deep devotion during Shravana. Her worship completes the spiritual journey by honouring the nurturing and benevolent aspect of the divine.
Sacred Rituals Performed During the Anushthan
Every ritual begins with a personalised Sankalp, where the devotee's name and Gotra are invoked according to Vedic tradition, dedicating the prayers with sincerity and devotion.
Rudrabhishek: At Mrityunjay Mahadev Mandir, learned priests perform Rudrabhishek using traditional offerings while chanting sacred hymns from the Shri Rudram. According to Shaivite traditions, this ritual is among the most revered forms of Shiva worship and is performed to express complete devotion to Mahadev.
Vighnaharta Ganesh Puja: At Bada Ganesh Mandir, traditional worship, Vedic mantra chanting, and offerings are performed according to temple customs, invoking Lord Ganesha before life's important journeys and new beginnings.
Mangala Gauri Puja: At Gauri Kedareshwar Mandir, traditional rituals dedicated to Maa Gauri preserve centuries-old temple traditions that honour the Divine Mother with reverence and devotion.
Each puja is performed independently by experienced temple priests, ensuring that the customs, rituals, and spiritual heritage of every temple are respectfully maintained.
Why This Anushthan Is Distinctive?
The Shravan Shiva Parivar Kutumb Kalyan Anushthan is more than a collection of individual temple rituals. It is a spiritually connected observance that brings together three sacred traditions followed across two of India's holiest pilgrimage cities—Varanasi and Ujjain.
The sequence itself carries deep symbolic meaning. It begins with surrender before Mahadev, continues with prayers to Vighnaharta Ganesha before life's endeavours, and culminates with the worship of Maa Gauri, completing the divine presence of the Shiva Parivar. This thoughtful progression transforms three independent rituals into one unified spiritual experience observed during the most sacred month dedicated to Lord Shiva.
Offer Your Sankalp Through Swadharma
Travelling to multiple temples during Shravana may not always be possible. Through Swadharma's authentic Online Puja service, devotees can participate in this unique Anushthan from anywhere in the world.
Your name and Gotra are included in the Sankalp, while experienced Vedic priests perform the rituals at their respective temples according to established traditions. After each puja, you receive the temple video, allowing you to witness the worship performed on your behalf.
Whether your prayers are for health, new beginnings, marriage, career, prosperity, inner peace, family well-being, or spiritual progress, this sacred Anushthan offers an opportunity to seek the collective blessings of the Shiva Parivar through one heartfelt Sankalp during the divine month of Shravana.
Puja Benefits
Invite Balance, Peace, and Holistic Well-being
Life often brings multiple responsibilities and uncertainties at once, making it difficult to find balance. According to Hindu traditions, worshipping the complete Shiva Parivar is considered an auspicious way to seek divine guidance for different aspects of life through a single Sankalp. Devotees offer prayers for physical well-being, emotional peace, harmonious relationships, and spiritual strength. Rather than seeking blessings for one specific concern, this sacred Anushthan allows devotees to pray for overall positivity, stability, and a life guided by faith and divine grace.
Seek Strength to Overcome Life's Challenges
Periods of uncertainty, stress, setbacks, or difficult decisions can leave one feeling overwhelmed. Lord Shiva is revered as the embodiment of courage, resilience, and inner transformation, inspiring devotees to face life's challenges with faith and determination. Traditional belief holds that sincere worship during the sacred month of Shravana strengthens one's spiritual resolve and nurtures mental peace. Whether praying for health, protection, career progress, or the strength to navigate difficult phases, devotees seek Mahadev's blessings to move forward with confidence and clarity.
Pray for Smooth Progress and Auspicious New Beginnings
Every important journey begins with the blessings of Lord Ganesha, the revered Vighnaharta who removes obstacles from the devotee's path. Whether starting a new job, business, education, marriage, or another significant chapter of life, devotees traditionally invoke His grace for wisdom and favourable beginnings. Through this sacred Anushthan, devotees pray that delays, confusion, and unforeseen hurdles gradually give way to clarity, right opportunities, and steady progress, allowing their sincere efforts to unfold with greater confidence and purpose.
Receive Blessings of Harmony, Prosperity, and Auspiciousness
Maa Gauri is worshipped as the compassionate Divine Mother who nurtures love, harmony, and abundance in every stage of life. Devotees offer prayers seeking fulfilling relationships, marital happiness, prosperity, children's well-being, and a peaceful home filled with mutual understanding. Traditional belief holds that Her blessings inspire compassion, patience, and emotional fulfilment while fostering an atmosphere of positivity and auspiciousness. Whether offered for oneself or loved ones, this worship becomes a heartfelt prayer for lasting happiness and the overall well-being of those who matter most.
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Temple Details
Varanasi and Ujjain
Three sacred temples preserving distinct traditions of Shiva, Ganesha, and Gauri worship.
The Shravan Shiva Parivar Kutumb Kalyan Anushthan is performed across three revered temples that have preserved their distinct traditions of worship for centuries.
Mrityunjay Mahadev Mandir, Varanasi
Mrityunjay Mahadev Mandir is dedicated to Lord Shiva in His divine form as Mrityunjaya, the conqueror of death and the bestower of courage and spiritual strength. The temple is especially revered during Shravana, when devotees from across the country visit to perform Rudrabhishek and offer prayers before Mahadev. Its association with the sacred Dhanvantari Kund further enhances its spiritual significance in local tradition.
Bada Ganesh Mandir, Ujjain
Bada Ganesh Mandir is one of the city's most prominent temples dedicated to Lord Ganesha. Located near the revered Mahakaleshwar Temple, it is known for its majestic idol of Vighnaharta Ganesh and its long-standing tradition of beginning auspicious undertakings with Ganesh worship. Devotees visit this temple seeking wisdom, clarity, and the successful completion of important endeavours.
Gauri Kedareshwar Mandir, Varanasi
Gauri Kedareshwar Mandir is an ancient shrine dedicated to Maa Gauri, revered as the compassionate manifestation of Adi Shakti. The temple has deep spiritual significance for devotees who seek the blessings of the Divine Mother and forms an integral part of Varanasi's sacred pilgrimage tradition. Worship offered here reflects centuries of devotion to Maa Gauri through traditional rituals and temple customs.
Participate through Swadharma
By participating through Swadharma, devotees become part of these living temple traditions without undertaking a physical pilgrimage. Optional offerings such as flowers, Bilva Patra, fruits, sweets, and other traditional Chadava may also be included with the Sankalp, allowing devotees to express their devotion in accordance with temple customs.
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Vivek Kashyap
22 June, 2026
Very nice and convenient way to perform pooja. It is a blessing for all those who cannot come to perform pooja.
Amar Varadaraj
21 June, 2026
Really nice and feeling blessed. Pandit ji performed the pooja with my name and the prasad was packed properly.
Priyavandana Yende
20 June, 2026
The process was smooth and easy. I received proper updates and felt connected with the temple rituals.
Rahul Mehta
19 June, 2026
Great service and proper communication. Booking the puja online was very simple.
Kavita Sharma
18 June, 2026
The entire experience felt devotional and authentic. Thank you for the timely updates.
Suresh Iyer
17 June, 2026
Very helpful support team and the rituals were performed with proper vidhi.
