Rudrabhisheak

Glory of Rudrapatha
The Rudrashtadhyaayi has special significance in the worship of Lord Sadashiva, the immediate satisfaction. In Shiva Purana, when asked by
sages like Sanaka, Shiva himself explained the importance of Abhishek by the mantras of Rudrashtadhyaayi and said that one should perform
Rudrabhisheka for the pleasure of Lord Shulapani by being supremely pure in mind, action and speech and devoid of all kinds of
attachments. By this he attains all his desires by the grace of Lord Shiva and finally attains the supreme destination. Rudrabhisheka by Rudrashtadhyaayi also
brings bliss to the family tradition of human beings—
He is pure in mind, action and speech and devoid of association. One should also perform the Rudrabhishekam
to please the trident-bearing deity. He obtains all his desires and attains the supreme destination. By
the grace of the opulent Lord Śambhu, the family of men rejoices. It is stated in the Vayu Purana that by chanting (reciting) the salt
(chapter five) and brightness (chapter eight) of the Rudrashtadhyaayi and the Purusha Sukta three times a day, one attains prestige in Brahmaloka.
He who always chants salt, shine, Hotri mantras and Purusha Sukta enters Mahadevaji in the same way as the owner of the house enters his house.
A man who puts ashes in his body, lies in ashes and conquers the senses and recites Rudradhyaya constantly attains supreme liberation. who patient
And the sinner, having conquered the senses, recites the Rudradhya, he is freed from disease and sin and attains unique happiness: Namakam Chamakam Chaiva
Paurusham Suktameva Cha. One who daily practices these three modes of material nature attains the planet of Brahmā.