About
Dr. R. Kumar has also done Ayurveda Praveena and Ayurveda Ratan and has in depth knowledge of Ayurveda. Some of the remedial measures suggested psychosomatic problems. He has a through knowledge of Gems, Rashi stones, colour therapy etc. and uses remedial measures from various books like Brihat Prashar Hora, Lal Kitab, and Ravan Sahita. He has specialized in performing Pooja and providing Yantra for specific problems. He is also a Master Hypnotherapists (from California University) & uses this for problems related to medical & associated fields.
Dr. R. Kumar lives a very simple life and is very religious in his outlook. Dr. R. Kumar has a full Yaghayashala (place to perform Pooja's) at the banks of river Yamuna in Delhi at Wazirabad, Ramghat Pusha Road, at Hanuman Chowk- Jagatpur Extn., on the Road itself, with all facilities with different specialized Pandits for different Jaap's, Poojas & Havan (Yoggya's).
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Rudrabhishek
Starts from Rs. 11,000
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Rudrabhishekam (pouring different ingredients on the sacred Lingam: milk, honey, ghee, curds, coconut water, sugar, flowers and bay leaves). Lingam is beautifully decorated with flowers, vibhuti, sandal paste, turmeric, kumkum, rudrakshas, butter etc. following the abhishekam. Everything has a deep meaning. During the ceremonies you can hear the huge crowd of devotees chanting the famous Shiva Mantra: Om Namah Shivaya... Om Namah Shivaya...
The Story Behind the worship of Linga it is the duty of every worshipper to worship the Lingam with at least one Bael leaf. There is a legend behind Shiva's phallic form. It is believed that once Brahma and Vishnu, the two pillars of the holy Trinity were having an argument as to who was supreme. At the moment a huge Lingam ablaze with flames appeared from nowhere. Both the Gods were so overwhelmed by its constantly increasing size, that they forgot their quarrel and decided to determine its size. Vishnu took the form of a boar and went to the netherworld while Brahma in the form of a swan ascended to the skies. Neither could ascertain the size. Just then, Shiva then appeared out of this column of fiery Lingam, with a thousand Arms and Legs, with the Sun, Moon and fire as his three eyes, bearing the pinaka bow, wearing the hide of an elephant, bearing the Trishul and addressed Vishnu and Brahma in a thunderous voice, explaining that the two were born out of him, and that the three were then separated out into three different aspects of divinity. He proclaimed that he was the progenitor of both of them. He was the creator, preserver, and the destroyer. He demanded that thereafter he be worshipped in his phallic form, the lingam. The Shiva Lingam is worshipped throughout the night by washing it every three hours with milk, curd, honey, rose water etc. whilst the chanting of his mantra "Om Namah Shivaya" continues. Offerings of Bael leaves are made to the Lingam. Bael leaves are varying sacred, for it is believed that Goddess Lakshmi resides in them.
First Ganapathy Pooja is done followed by sankalpa and kalasa avagana. Then you can rudram for the abhishekam. Then you have to decorate the God and recite Astothra Pooja and put flowers to God and then keep some naivedyam.
Finally Deeparathi is shown and some devotional songs on God can be sung or else reciting OM NAMAH SHIVAYA is auspicious.
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