Sri Rudram [ Namakam & Chamakam ] - Sacred Hymn Dedicated to Lord Shiva |

Sri Rudhram [ Namakam & Chamakam ], is a sacred hymn dedicated to Lord Shiva and is considered one of the most powerful Vedic chants.
Here are the Anuvakams [ Chapters ] listed for your listening convenience; if you choose to selectively listen.
0:00 Invocation to Guru & Maha Ganapathi
0:48 śrī rudrapraśnaḥ namakam (Anuvākam 1)
4:00 Namasthe Asthu Bhagavan (End of Anuvākam 1)
4:23 Namo Hiranya bahave (Anuvākam 2)
5:36 Nama Sahamanaya (Anuvākam 3)
7:03 Nama Avyadineebhyo (Anuvākam 4)
8:22 Namo Bhavayacha (Anuvākam 5)
9:12 Namo Jeshtayacha (Anuvākam 6)
10:03 Namo Dundubhyayacha (Anuvākam 7)
10:55 Nama Somayacha (Anuvākam 8)
11:49 Nama Irinyaya Cha (Anuvākam 9)
12:53 Drape Andha Saspathe (Anuvākam 10)
15:39 Sahasrāṇi Sahasradhā (Anuvākam 11)
17:35 Maha Mruthyunjaya Manthram (Supplement)
19:29 camakapraśnaḥ

About Sri Rudhram:
Namakam is so named because it consists of numerous repetitions of the word "Namaha," which means "salutations" in Sanskrit. It is a collection of names and attributes of Lord Shiva, and it is believed that reciting Namakam with devotion can bestow blessings and fulfill desires.

Chamakam, on the other hand, lists various desires and requests for blessings. It is called so because each verse ends with the word "Cha," which means "and." It is believed that reciting Chamakam with devotion can help one attain spiritual and material fulfillment.

Together, Namakam and Chamakam form the Rudhram, which is chanted during many auspicious occasions, including weddings and other religious ceremonies. The powerful vibrations produced by chanting Rudhram are said to purify the surroundings and calm the mind.