Offering Bilva leaves to Lord Shiva is said to wash away sins and bring blessings for health, peace, and moksha. The trifoliate Bilva leaf symbolizes the Trinity (Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva) and Shiva’s three eyes.Offering Bilva leaves to Lord Shiva is said to wash away sins and bring blessings for health, peace, and moksha. The trifoliate Bilva leaf symbolizes the Trinity (Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva) and Shiva’s three eyes.

Auspicious Days

Mondays

Pradosham (13th lunar day – Trayodashi)

Maha Shivaratri

Shravan month (July–August)

Here are the requirements:

Shiva Lingam or Photo for Main deity

Bilva Patra (at least 11 or 21 or 108 leaves) are Main offering

Water, Milk (optional abhishekam) for Purification

Flowers for Decoration

Sandal paste, Kumkum, Turmeric for Tilak

Oil lamp (deepam), Incense, Camphor for Aarti

Naivedyam – fruits, coconut, sweets for Offering

Mat or cloth to sit on

Pricing Plans for pooja

Bronze

INR 4,999/-
  • Purohit Dakshana
  • All Puja items
  • Travelling Charges of Purohit
  • 1 purohit
  • 1 Day Puja
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Silver

INR 9,999/-
  • Purohit Dakshana
  • All Puja items
  • Travelling Charges of Purohit
  • 1 purohit
  • 1 Day Puja
  • Fruits and Flowers
  • Havan Kunda
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Gold

INR 13,999/-
  • Purohit Dakshana
  • All Puja items
  • Travelling Charges of Purohit
  • 2 purohit
  • 1 Day Puja
  • Fruits and Flowers
  • Havan Kunda
  • Havan Kunda with items
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