
Rudrabhishek (2 Brahmin - Ekadashani)
Sacred Ritual · Lord Shiva
About This Sacred Ritual
Ekadashani Rudrabhishek is a traditional Lord Shiva worship service centered on 11 complete recitations of Sri Rudram and Chamakam Prashna. The recitations are performed by 2 learned Vedic scholars along with the Shiva Abhishek. Personal Name and Gotra details are used for the Sankalp.
- 2 Brahmins Dakshina
- Apamarga Samidha & Moong Samagri
- Gotra Sankalp & Live HD Link
- Copper Budh Yantra
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The Rudrabhishek (2 Brahmin - Ekadashani) is performed by verified priests following authentic Vedic procedures, with live video access so you can participate remotely. You will receive sankalpa details and prasad information after booking.
The Rudrabhishek (2 Brahmin - Ekadashani) costs ₹14,500 and takes 3–3.5 Hours. The price includes all samagri (ritual materials) and priest dakshina.
Book online at www.hrdyam.com/puja/rudrabhishek-2-brahmin-ekadashani or via WhatsApp at +91 8081820409. Share your name, gotra and intention (sankalpa), and we schedule the puja on an auspicious muhurta.


