Blessings of Lord Bhairava:

Experience the profound blessings of Lord Bhairava through pooja, which fosters spiritual growth and overall well-being.

Protection against Negative Energies and Illness:

The worship of Lord Bhairava serves as a shield against negative energies, promoting both physical and mental health while warding off illnesses.

Wish Fulfillment and Good Fortune:

Performing Bairavar Pooja is associated with the fulfillment of heartfelt wishes and the attraction of positive energies, bringing forth good fortune.

Guarding Against Planetary Doshas:

Seeking the blessings of Lord Bhairava mitigates adverse effects linked with planetary doshas, particularly those associated with Saturn (Saniswaran), Rahu, and Kethu.

Financial Well-being:

Devotees believe that Bairavar Pooja enhances financial well-being, bringing prosperity and stability to individuals and families.

Success in Challenges:

Worship of Lord Bhairava provides strength and resilience during challenging times, aiding individuals in overcoming obstacles and achieving success.

Please note that these beliefs and benefits are deeply rooted in cultural and religious traditions, with individual interpretations varying. Many find solace, inspiration, and a sense of connection through such practices, contributing to overall well-being.

Steps for Bairavar Pooja:

1. Preparing the setup:
   • Place a clean copper sheet on a tray.
   • Add essences like punugu or javadhu to the copper sheet.
2. Setting up the Vengalam Vilakku:
   • Place the Vengalam Vilakku on top of the copper sheet.
3. Oil Preparation:
   • Pour oil into the Vengalam Vilakku.
   • Soak milagu thiri (a wick made with pepper).
4. Lighting the Vilakku:
   • Light the Vengalam Vilakku using the soaked milagu thiri.
5. Meditation and Chanting:
   • Meditate on Lord Bhairava.
   • Chant his Gayathri mantra either nine, 27, or 54 times, depending on preference.
   • Focus on connecting with the divine energy of Lord Bhairava during meditation and chanting.
6. Choosing Auspicious Days:
   • For maximal benefits, consider performing Bairavar pooja on Astami tithi or Saturdays.

Approach these rituals with sincerity, devotion, and a focused mind. Specific details may vary based on regional traditions and personal preferences. Seeking guidance from knowledgeable sources or spiritual leaders can provide insight into the nuances of the ritual and ensure proper reverence.