Rudram 2.0.0

Mahastro presents the great hymn 'Shri Rudram,' also known as 'Sri Rudraprashnah,' through an application that provides unique and practical features to aid devotees of Lord Shiva in expressing their prayers and salutations.

As 'Rudram Namakam Chamakam audio' is a lengthy hymn, the Chamakam section has been offered as a separate app, similar to this one.

The "Vedha Patashala Series" serves as an excellent tool for learning any stotram or mantram conveniently on the go.

• Gurukulam way of learning
• Multi-language support including Telugu, Hindi, Sanskrit, English, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, and more
• Text Auto-Scroll synchronized with the audio
• Highlighted text in a larger size at the center of the screen
• Two-speed levels
• Search utility for easy navigation
• 'Meaning' of the mantram displayed alongside the text and audio
• Font size adjustment options
• Advanced learning with word repetition in learning mode
• "Full Audio Repeat" feature with options to repeat once or in a loop

A cautionary note for those interested in learning and chanting 'Sri Rudram': Vedic chanting requires careful attention to specific rules and intonations to avoid potential negative outcomes. It is advisable to begin learning any Vedic hymn under the guidance of an experienced teacher before utilizing tools such as this app.

'Shri Rudram' is a Vedic hymn from the Yajur Veda that combines prayer and salutation to Lord Shiva. Each divine name of Lord Shiva is followed by the term 'Namah:' indicating salutation. This unique feature distinguishes 'Shri Rudram' from other Vedic mantras, making it a vital part of the holy Vedas.

According to Sayanacharya, 'Shri Rudram' holds significance in both materialistic and spiritual realms, fulfilling desires for prosperity as well as knowledge and liberation. The profound nature of 'Shri Rudram' goes beyond mere words, deserving individual exploration.

Incorporating Namakam and Chamakam sections together, 'Rudram' symbolizes different aspects of Lord Rudra through its 11 anuvakas in each part.

May Lord Shiva's blessings be upon all. Om Namah Shivaya.