Of the 64 manifestations of Lord Bhairava, Bishalaksha Bhairava is regarded as the all-seeing protector .( This blog is dedicated to Indian Tantra . every deity mentioned in this blog is tantric deity so read and practice with caution)He bestows heavenly wisdom and shields followers from unseen threats. Protection, clarity, and wealth are brought about by sincerely doing the deities puja. For devotees who want to establish a close relationship with this potent manifestation of the deity .we will examine the significance, resources, and detailed puja vidhi of in this post.
Significance of Bishalaksha Bhairava Puja
There is great spiritual significance in worshiping Bishalaksha Bhairava. His enormous eyes stand for heavenly perception and truth that transcends illusion. Devotees who conduct deity’s puja vidhi get:
Clarity of mind and spiritual wisdom Protection from evil eye,
negative energies,
black magic
Wealth, prosperity, and relief from financial struggles .
Materials Required for Bishalaksha Bhairava Puja
In order to carry out the puja correctly, collect these things: Sesame seeds in black Lamp with mustard oil Camphor and incense sticks Flowers of marigolds or red hibiscus Panchamrit (ghee, milk, curd, sugar, and honey) Sweets (Naivedya), boiled rice, or fruits An statue or picture of the deity and a spotless seat
Step-by-Step Bishalaksha Bhairava Puja Vidhi
Purification and Sankalpa
Sit on a fresh mat facing east after taking a bath. Declare your reason for worshiping the deity, whether it is peace, prosperity, or protection, and light a lamp.
Dhyana (Meditation)
Imagine With a dark-blue skin, big, bright eyes, and a trident and skull bowl in his hands, Bishalaksha Bhairava is a strong yet kind deity who sits atop a black dog.
Mana detra Japa
Chant the Bishalaksha Bhairava mantra 108 times using a Rudraksha mala .
and starting nama japa for devta is ” om Bhishalaksha bhairavay namaha” this is the nama japa of the devta if you do the starting 1000 mala of this nama japa you will be able to forge a connection with the deity.
Feeding Dogs
After the puja, feed black dogs since Bhairava is usually accompanied by a dog. Bishalaksha Bhairava is pleased when roti, milk, or sweets are offered because they are regarded as highly auspicious.
Bishalaksha Bhairava’s puja vidhi links followers with the all-seeing guardian who bestows courage, wealth, and clarity. Regularly conducting His puja with faith brings about both spiritual protection and monetary blessings. No evil force can hurt Bishalaksha Bhairava’s devoted believers because of His enormous eyes.
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