From Success To Wealth To Luck, These Forgotten Ancient Ways of Praying Lord Shiva Will Change Your Life

Lord Rama worshipping Shiva

Lord Shiva is known to grant boons to his devotees easily, even if they are wicked! Which means if you love and worship him, you can become the subject of his compassion. And praying to him with the correct rituals will attract good luck towards you sooner than you expect.

According to the legend, Shiva was not born borne in a womb, and therefore is eternal; He does not need divine support for his excellence. His wife Parvati is considered the mother of universe, and together they are considered as universal parents.
Here are some ancient ways to worship lord Shiva, which over a period of time, have either been forgotten or have been modified. Pray to Lord Shiva with devotion while employing these ways. We are sure you'll reap benefits.

1) Rub the shivling
Rub the shiviling with your plam while offering water on it. Good luck will strike you soon.
2) For focussed mind
Mix milk and water in a copper pitcher and offer it to shivling. It will sharpen your brain
3) For seeking wealth
If you wish to improve your financial condition, offer rice grains on shivling. But remember its grain should not be broken.
4) For prosperity of kids
To remove problems faced by your children, offer one datura on shivling daily.
5) For quick success
Keep a small shivling made of paras material and pray to it daily.
6) For marital bliss
Mix saffron (kesar) in water and then offer it on shivling. This removes obstacles related to married life.
7) To remove any Saturn's aspect
Mix sesame seeds (til) in the water that you offer on shivling. This pacifies Shani dosh and its ill effects. Magic of mantra on Bel patra
Take 11 bel leaves, write the mantra 'Om Namh Shivay' or 'Shri Ram' on it. Next, make it into a garland and offer it to Lord Shiva for good luck.
9) For a healthy life
Offering durva grass on shivling and Ganesh statue blesses with a disease-free life.
10) Donations
Donate 11 or 21 kgs of wheat or rice in the name of Lord Shiva to a needy person. It brings good luck.