How to Book Mahamrityunjay Jaap Online — Step by Step
- Choose the count — 11,000 (₹5,500), 51,000 (₹15,000) or sawa lakh (₹31,000)
- Pick the date and start time — the calendar opens from the next day
- Choose how you take part — in person in Ujjain, or live on a video call from home
- Give your name and mobile number — and, for the sankalp, the name, gotra and purpose of the person the jaap is for
- Pay — about 15% now and the balance on the day, or the full amount; UPI, cards, netbanking, and international cards from abroad
- Confirmation on WhatsApp — on the day the pandit takes the sankalp and the jaap begins; the recording and prasad follow
Book from Anywhere — India or Abroad
The jaap is performed by our Vedic pandits, and you can take part from any city in India or from abroad:
- Anywhere in India — book online and join live on a video call from home, or attend in person
- USA, UK, Canada, Australia, the Gulf and elsewhere — prices show in your currency; pay with an international card or PayPal
- Different time zones — the jaap time is shared in advance, so you can join the live WhatsApp video at your local time
- Prasad — sent to any address in India; most NRI devotees have it delivered to family
Mahamrityunjaya Mantra — Meaning
"Om Tryambakam Yajamahe…" — we worship the three-eyed one (Shiva), fragrant, who nourishes all beings. As the ripe cucumber is released from its vine, may he release us from the bondage of death — not from immortality. The mantra appears in the Rigveda (7.59.12) and the Shukla Yajurveda, and tradition ties it to Rishi Markandeya, whom Shiva saved from Yama himself. Because it petitions Shiva directly, it is held effective whichever graha causes the affliction — and most powerful when chanted in Ujjain, where Shiva rules as Mahakal, the lord of time and death.
