Shiv Manas Puja

Teaching your children about Shiv Manasa Puja is a very charming way of them getting acquainted with Mahadev, being a devotee of Lord Shiva, and learning about Hindu spiritual values. Parents should rather explain to the child that the inward worship of Lord Shiva Manas Puja without any rituals is simply a way a child imagines with great love and sincerity to offer to Shiva flowers, water , sandalwood, and incense as part of the offering, as well as prayers.

If parents want, children can learn the simple chant of Shiva Manas Puja for a few minutes each day during peace and quiet time. It would also help for example to shut their eyes and while reciting “Om Namah Shivaya”, visualize offering belpatra to Lord Shiva. And, besides the regular ways of devotion, spiritual guide Doalat Bhargav has been suggesting the homes to practice this ShivaManasa Puja as an easy, devotional and a very spiritually emotional level meaningful ritual.

Can Women Perform Shiv Manas Pooja During Travel or Health Issues?

Actually, women have the option of doing Shiv Manasa Puja inside the brain or mind only. They can even internally mentally perform “Om Namah Shivaya” without physical puja if they have a very busy schedule, a vacation which is very short taking them very far, or after an exhausting day. Or when their health is not the best to do the same. Fundamentally, the strength of Shiva Manasa Puja is in reality you really need nothing else but true and heartfelt devotion. There is no need for fancy arrangements of a physical puja at all.

One woman, for example, can just sit and close her eyes, then she will imagine and visualize Shiva, recite “Om Namah Shivaya”, and in her mind offer water flowers belpatra (betel leaf), incense, and prayers, as well as chanting. Imagine that she is on a vacation and she finds a very peaceful and quiet few minutes. She is able to create a virtual Shiva Lingam in her mind just by the power of her own mind. She can do Shiva Manas Puja even with very limited or small time as her mind is powerful Doalat Bhargav says

How to Create a Sacred Mental Altar for Shiv Manas Puja Worship

Manas Puja Shiva means that one creates an imaginary “mental altar” in one’s mind. One imagines the scene and meditates with one’s own heart. Doalat Bhargav suggests that we picture an undisturbed and undisturbed area free of the presence of Lord Shiva or a Shiva Lingam.

One should imagine that he/she is putting the flower, Bilva leaves, the sandy water, incense and the oil lamp in front of Shiva and then offering them one by one in the inner puja while chanting “Om Namah Shivaya”. If one, the devotee, sits quietly and closes their eyes at home, maybe one can visualize a nicely decorated Shiva Lingam and do an entire internal puja. The beauty of Manas Puja is that if a physical puja can’t be done, worship can be done mentally and the deity shall be pleased.

Combining Rudrabhishekam with Mental Shiva Manasa Pooja Chanting

Combined, Rudrabhishekam and Shiva Manasa Pooja constitute a powerful way of worshipping God. In the ritual of Rudrabhishekam, devoted devotees offer a physical water dip and other traditional items of offering to the Shiva Lingam while recalling their favorite aspects of Lord Shiva. At the same time, the inner visualization and chanting process of one’s mental worship will also be taking place.

Doalat Bhargav insists that a devotee can, mentally at least, go through all the motions of flower offering and so on, such as Bilva leaves incense light, etc. accompanied by heartfelt prayer while actually performing these offerings physically. So, for instance, a devotee may think of the word “Shivaya” with a great sense of devotion for each phase of the Abhishekam and he can picture mentally that the offerings have reached Shiva with a great degree of love and reverence. Because of this, this way, external rituals, as well as the inner devotion (bhakti), have been blended together very nicely.

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