You pick the shubh tithi. The acharya raises the sankalp at the temple in your name on that very day.
Complete your Vedic ritual, choose the package for your family.




Each offering is carried in your name-gotra as part of the same ritual at the temple.





Many devotees add one of these alongside the puja, for gratitude, ancestral remembrance, or a simple act of giving.
Watch real puja & chadhava deliveries, sent to devotees on WhatsApp after completion.
Shri Pashupatinath Temple stands at Haridwar, the Ganga-dwar — the gateway where the Ganga leaves the mountains and enters the plains, one of the sacred puri that open the way into the Dev-bhoomi. Here Shiva is worshipped as Pashupati, "Lord of all pashus": in the old Shaiva reading every jiva is a pashu bound by pasha — the bonds of karma, attachment and avidya — and Pashupati alone loosens those bonds toward moksha. Families bring a heartfelt prayer to this kshetra when a burden has held too long — the grip of past karma, a binding habit, a chronic suffering, a fear of what lies ahead — and lay it before Pashupatinath for release, inner peace and liberation.
Experienced pandits raise the Pashupatinath mukti-sankalp with bilva-patra, bhasma-tilak, panchamrit and rudraksh arpan, all in authentic Vedic vidhi. Every step is dedicated to your family's naam-gotra alone, on the single tithi you choose, a heartfelt prayer for release from the bonds of karma, for inner peace and for moksha.
Devotees usually want the puja carried with care — a clear vidhi, a clear video, and a clear sankalp before Pashupatinath.
You pick the shubh tithi. The acharya raises the sankalp at the temple in your name on that very day.
Every mantra, every sankalp-jal, every offering is performed for your naam-gotra alone. No other devotee’s name enters this sankalp.
The recorded video is of your family’s sankalp only. It is never bundled with another devotee’s name in the same recording.
This Pashupatinath Anushthan is performed only for your family, on the tithi you choose, at Shri Pashupatinath Temple in Haridwar, the Ganga-dwar where Shiva is worshipped as Pashupati, the lord who frees every bound soul. Experienced pandits raise the mukti-sankalp in your naam-gotra, a heartfelt prayer for release from the bonds of karma, for inner peace and for moksha.