Puja Vidhi

Simple and safe puja procedure for Batuk Bhairava, the child form of Bhairava. Based on the Dashaanga (ten-limb) worship system from the Vatuka Bhairava Saparyā, simplified for daily practice. Covers Achamana, basic Nyasa, Dhyana, simple Upachara offerings, Kavach, Nama Japa, Aarti, and Shanti. Uses only public devotional mantras safe for all practitioners.

Expanded puja with full Kara-Nyasa and Anga-Nyasa, Panchopacharaa (five offerings with mantras), 16-name Archana, Stotra recitation, extended japa (2-3 malas), and Kapoor Aarti. Based on the Dashaanga system from Vatuka Bhairava Saparyā. For practitioners comfortable with the beginner level after 20+ days of regular practice.

Advanced puja covering near-complete Dashaanga (ten-limb) worship at Pashu-bhava level. Includes Bhuta-shuddhi concept, Matrika-Nyasa introduction, full Kara and Anga Nyasa, Shodashopachara (sixteen offerings), extended Archana, Kavach (7 recitations), extended Japa (3+ malas), and Dashaanga completion concepts: Havana, Tarpana, Marjana, and Brahmana Bhojana. Based on Vatuka Bhairava Saparya. ONLY for psychologically stable practitioners with 40+ days of Intermediate practice.

Simple and safe puja procedure for Swarnākarṣaṇa Bhairava, the golden wealth-attracting form of Bhairava associated with prosperity and abundance. Simplified for daily practice. Covers Achamana, basic Nyasa, Dhyana, simple Upachara offerings, Kavach, Nama Japa, Aarti, and Shanti. Uses only public devotional mantras safe for all practitioners.

Expanded puja with full Kara-Nyasa and Anga-Nyasa, Panchopacharaa (five offerings with mantras), 16-name Archana, Stotra recitation, extended japa (2-3 malas), and Kapoor Aarti. Structured following the general Dashaanga (ten-limb) worship framework — this framing is adapted from the Batuk sadhana tradition, as Swarnakarshana Bhairava’s own textual source (Shri Batuka Bhairava Sadhana, book pg 221-223) gives the mantra-vidhana (viniyoga+nyasa+dhyana+mula-mantra) but not a full 10-limb structure. For practitioners comfortable with the beginner level after 20+ days of regular practice.

Advanced puja covering near-complete Dashaanga (ten-limb) worship at Pashu-bhava level. Includes Bhuta-shuddhi concept, Matrika-Nyasa introduction, full Kara and Anga Nyasa, Shodashopachara (sixteen offerings), extended Archana, Kavach (7 recitations), extended Japa (3+ malas), and Dashaanga completion concepts: Havana, Tarpana, Marjana, and Brahmana Bhojana. Structured following the general Dashaanga (ten-limb) worship framework - this framing is adapted from the Batuk sadhana tradition, as Swarnakarshana Bhairava’s own textual source (Shri Batuka Bhairava Sadhana, book pg 221-223) gives the mantra-vidhana (viniyoga+nyasa+dhyana+mula-mantra) but not a full 10-limb structure. ONLY for psychologically stable practitioners with 40+ days of Intermediate practice.

Simple and safe puja procedure for Kāla Bhairava, the fierce Lord of Time and guardian of Kashi. Simplified for daily practice. Covers Achamana, basic Nyasa, Dhyana, simple Upachara offerings, Kavach, Nama Japa, Aarti, and Shanti. Uses only public devotional mantras safe for all practitioners.

Expanded puja with full Kara-Nyasa and Anga-Nyasa, Panchopacharaa (five offerings with mantras), 16-name Archana, Stotra recitation, extended japa (2-3 malas), and Kapoor Aarti. Based on a simplified/conceptual Dashaanga (ten-limb) worship framework, not drawn from a Kala-Bhairava-specific textual source. For practitioners comfortable with the beginner level after 20+ days of regular practice.

Advanced puja covering near-complete Dashaanga (ten-limb) worship at Pashu-bhava level. Includes Bhuta-shuddhi concept, Matrika-Nyasa introduction, full Kara and Anga Nyasa, Shodashopachara (sixteen offerings), extended Archana, Kavach (7 recitations), extended Japa (3+ malas), and Dashaanga completion concepts: Havana, Tarpana, Marjana, and Brahmana Bhojana. Based on a simplified/conceptual Dashaanga (ten-limb) worship framework, not drawn from a Kala-Bhairava-specific textual source. ONLY for psychologically stable practitioners with 40+ days of Intermediate practice.