The simplest offering at Omkareshwar, and the one made most often. Water is carried up from the Narmada at first light and poured over the Jyotirlinga with the Panchakshari mantra. It asks for nothing elaborate — it is the daily act of keeping a relationship with the shrine open.
Choose your offering
Ek Naam
One name, one morning
₹151
Up to 1 name in the sankalp
One name and gotra in the sankalp
Parivar Jal Arpan
For the household
₹501
Up to 4 names in the sankalp
Up to four names in one sankalp
Bilva patra and flowers offered alongside the water
What's included
Your sankalp — every name and gotra — recited by the acharya during the ritual
Video and photos of the seva in the app, to watch and download for 90 days
Tirth prasad from the offering, couriered to your address
A written note of the date, muhurat and what was offered in your name
Why it is offered
Peace of mind
The abhishek is offered for shanti — for restlessness that has no obvious cause and will not settle.
A daily thread to the shrine
Small, daily and repeatable, for anyone who wants the practice rather than the occasion.
How it works
You give the sankalp — Names and gotra of everyone the seva is offered for, and the prayer in your own words. This is what the acharya reads out — nothing else about you is sent.
The temple receives the list — Sankalps close a few hours before the ritual so the list can be prepared. Book after that and you join the next occurrence, which the app shows you first.
The seva is performed — At the temple, at its own muhurat, by the acharyas who perform it every week — whether or not anyone has booked.
The video and photos reach you — Usually within two days, on your booking in the app, and we email you when they arrive. The prasad follows by courier, with a note of what was offered and when.
The rituals are performed by the temple's own acharyas, in the Shaiva tradition the shrine has followed for generations. Punyaloka arranges the sankalp and the recording; it does not send a priest of its own.
Questions
Do I need to be present at the temple?
No. A seva performed on your behalf is an old and ordinary practice — the sankalp carries your name and intention to the ritual whether you stand there or not.
What if I do not know my gotra?
Leave it blank. The acharya recites the default lineage, which is the accepted practice for anyone who does not know theirs. It changes nothing about the seva.
Can I offer this for someone else?
Yes, and most people do. Add their name and gotra in the sankalp; they do not need an account, and they do not need to know unless you want them to.
What happens if the seva cannot be performed?
It is refunded in full, without you having to ask. A ritual the temple could not hold is not something we keep money for.
Give your sankalp — names, gotra and prayer — and the seva is performed in your name on 26 October 2026.