Sri Rudram

 

 Mantra Artha Initiative   

Presents 
 

SRI RUDRAM  

 Mantras to overcome fear, illness and distress and 
seek well being through grace of Sri Rudra

 

 In this Playlist in `17 hours the 11 Anuvakas of Sri Rudram is explained traditionally



Sri Rudram, also known as the Rudra Prashna or Shatarudriya, is a revered hymn in Vedic literature, particularly found in the Yajurveda. It is found in the fourth Kanda and 5th Prashna of Taittirya Samhita. In 11 Anuvakas (paragraphs) the Glory of Bhagavan Rudra is presented.

This sacred text comprises powerful mantras dedicated to Lord Rudra, an early form of Shiva, the auspicious one. 

Sri Rudram emphasizes the omnipresence and omnipotence of Rudra/shiva, portraying him as both a fierce and compassionate deity, embodying the destructive and creative forces of the universe. 

Sri Rudram is chanted during rituals and ceremonies, such as Shivaratri and Rudra Homam, to invoke divine grace, remove obstacles, and achieve spiritual elevation. Reflecting core Vedic philosophy, Sri Rudra underscores the divine presence in all creation, fostering a holistic understanding of existence and promoting the recognition of the sacred in everyday life. 

Through the veneration of Lord Rudra, Sri Rudram continues to inspire devotees, bridging the material and spiritual realms with its profound mantras and deep spiritual insights.

 in 17 hours, this text has been systematically discussed with inputs from Traditional commentators like Sayanacharya (14th Century)

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