Shri Yamdeep Ayushman Maha Anushthan
Shri Yamraj Chaturdashi Maha Deepdaan and Maha Mantra Anushthan is a special religious ritual performed on the auspicious occasion of Narak Chaturdashi. In Hindu tradition, Lord Yamraj is worshipped as the deity associated with dharma, justice, and death. The tradition of offering lamps to Lord Yamraj on Narak Chaturdashi is associated with prayers for family well-being, longevity, and a peaceful life.
This special ritual may include the traditional worship of Lord Yamraj, a sankalp (sacred prayerful resolution) in the devotee's name, the lighting of sesame oil lamps, four-faced lamp offerings, and the chanting of Yamraj mantras. Flowers, akshat (unbroken rice grains), sandalwood paste, incense, and lamps may be offered as part of the worship.
The four-faced lamp symbolizes light, auspiciousness, and the spreading of positive intentions in all four directions. Sesame oil lamps are traditionally associated with Yam Deepdaan. Through mantra chanting and lamp offerings, prayers are offered for the happiness, peace, health, and longevity of family members.
Devotees can participate in this ritual through online booking without being physically present at the temple. The temple priest can perform the puja and sankalp according to the prescribed ritual procedures. Depending on the selected package, devotees may also receive photographs, a video recording, or details of the sankalp.
This ritual is particularly suitable for devotees who wish to observe the traditional Yam Deepdaan ceremony, express their devotion toward Lord Yamraj, and begin the Diwali celebrations with prayers for their family's well-being.
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