The Sri Rudram occurs in Krishna Yajur Veda in the Taithireeya Samhita in the fourth and seventh chapters.
This prayer to Rudra has two parts-the Namakam (verses ending with Nama) and the Chamakam (Verses ending with Cha May) each with eleven sections.
It is also known as Satha Rudreeyam or Rudra Prasnam. While Namakam is a prayer to Rudra to forget about his avenging fierce, fearful and horrendous form and turn himself into a peaceful form and do good to us, Chamakam on the other hand lists out the blessings to be got from a prayer to Rudra and prays
Him to regulate and bless our life for a moment forgetting his anger. This also has eleven parts.
Benefits:
A devout listener and seeker of Rudram Chamakam is blessed with both worldly and spiritual benefits such as good health, peace of mind and pure joy.
Slowly and steadily it draws the listener to spirituality in the quest of the truth behind human existence.
Additional Features:
★ Counter to show number of completed repetitions
★ Play, pause, next, previous for easy navigation
★ Very easy Interface
★ Bell and Shank sounds for any Mantra
★ Set ringtone of your favorite Songs.
★ Repeat options fixed and manual entry
★ Shuffle for random play
★ Background image changes as per song selection
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