Shri Rudram (Namakam) 3.0.0

OM. Mahastro presents the Great hymn 'Shri Rudram,' also known as 'Sri Rudraprashnah,' 'Shatarudriya,' or 'Shiv Rudram Path,' in the form of an App designed to assist devotees of Lord Shiva in expressing their prayers and salutations.

Note: In the 'Rudram Namakam Chamakam Audio' app, Namakam is a lengthy hymn, so we have separated the Chamakam part into a standalone app.

Introducing the "VEDHA PATASHALA SERIES": an effective method for learning any Stotram or Mantram on the go.

With version 2.0.0, this app is now fully functional with special features such as:

1. Gurukulam way of learning, including a unique 'Learning Mode.'
2. Multi-language support for Shri Rudram in Telugu, Hindi, Sanskrit, English, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, and more.
3. Text Auto-Scroll synchronized with the Audio.
4. Text Highlighted in a larger size on the screen.
5. Two-speed levels for user preference.
6. Easy search utility for navigation.
7. 'Meaning' of the "Mantram" displayed alongside the text and audio.
8. Font size adjustment options.
9. Advanced learning features with word repeat in learning mode.
10. "Full Audio Repeat" with loop feature for continuous recitation.

In UPDATE 3.0.0:

1. New text-scroll feature in Pause Mode for easy navigation within the audio.
2. Inclusion of an introductory audio about 'Sri Rudram Prashnam.'
3. Preference settings cached for future app access.

Caution: Chanting Vedic mantras requires precision to avoid undesired outcomes. Recommend initial guidance from an adept GURU before using tools like this app for practice.

'Shri Rudram' is a sacred Vedic hymn from Yajur Veda that combines prayer and salutation to Lord Shiva in a rhythmic manner.

The famous saying: "camakaṁ namakaṁ caiva pauruṣasūktaṁ tathaiva ca nityaṁ trayaṁ prayuñjāno brahmaloke mahīyate."

Meaning: Reciting Namakam and Chamakam with Purusa Sooktam daily leads to honor in Brahmaloka.

'Shri Rudram' holds profound significance beyond its salutations and prayers; one must experience its greatness personally. The combined Namakam and Chamakam forms 11 anuvakas each, symbolizing the 11 forms of Rudra. May Lord Shiva bless all. Om Namah Shivaya.