Batuk Bhairav in the Householder's Home — the Ashtottara Shatanama Anushthana, the Khair-wood Havan, and When Not to Invoke Mahabhairav

On worshipping Batuk Bhairav and abhichaar remedies.

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01

Is Bhairav puja at home compulsory for a householder?

Bhairav seva puja as an obligation of the grihastha

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 01:23–02:15 · Also a question

The speaker says the seva puja of Bhairav ji at home is compulsory, and that every grihastha should do the puja of Batuk Bhairav ji at home. He adds that the session will cover which mantras may be used for japa, and what a household suffering very heavy abhichaar should do.

02

Why should every householder obtain the kripa of Batuk Bhairav?

Bhairav kripa as the capacity to maintain a family

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 02:16–02:36 · Also a question

Of the forms of Bhairav, obtaining the kripa of Batuk Bhairav should in some measure be compulsory for every grihastha, the speaker says, because the capacity to maintain and feed a family is obtained by Bhairav kripa alone. If Bhairav gives kripa there is never a shortage of grain and wealth.

03

What does Bhairav kripa actually do for a household?

Purusharth, bala and the rakshan of the kula

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 02:37–03:13 · Also a question

Purusharth in the body, bala, the capacity to protect the family, and the taking up and carrying of responsibility. Along with these, if any crooked eye or any nikrisht or negative shakti — whether a living person or a dead atma — tries to cause the family harm, it is the Bhairav tattva that acts for the family's protection.

04

What qualities appear in a person who worships Bhairav?

The upasak becomes one who protects and nourishes others

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 03:14–03:44 · Also a question

The speaker says such qualities become present of themselves in those who do Bhairav upasana that they protect, increase and maintain others. Where the head of a family, on whom the family's responsibility rests, has Bhairav's kripa, he takes up all his responsibilities without obstruction and cheerfully.

05

What does the kripa of a deity actually mean?

Kripa as the development of the deity's own qualities in the worshipper

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 03:45–04:34 · Also a question

The purport of Bhairav's kripa here is only this much, he says: the development of the qualities connected with him. He gives the parallel of Hanuman ji, who is a sevak — worship him and a swami-bhakti arises within; worship Bhairav ji and a bhava of samarpan is awakened, toward one's aradhya and toward one's family duties.

06

How is Batuk Bhairav given a place in the home?

The trishul as the symbolic swarup, and its size

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 04:35–05:07 · Also a question

If you take diksha in some parampara and worship after that, the speaker says the matter is very good. Otherwise, give Batuk Bhairav a place at home in his symbolic form upon a trishul. The trishul may be of iron; keep one of six inches, of twelve inches, or up to a hand's length, as you wish, and a Bhairav sthan may be made that way.

07

Is it wrong to keep a large weapon in the house?

Shastra and shastra both belong in a Sanatani's home

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 05:08–06:13 · Also a question

The speaker names Pawan Sinha — a very great guide and astrologer, he says — in whose videos it is said that a large weapon should not be kept at home and a small one should. He tells listeners not to pay attention to such backward talk: both shastra and shastra should be in a Sanatani's home. Learn to protect yourself, because nobody will come to protect you.

08

Can a photograph be used instead of a trishul or vigraha?

Chhaya chitra, and the photograph of a siddh peeth Bhairav

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 08:03–08:32 · Also a question

Yes. The second way is to keep a chhaya chitra and worship with that. The third is the photograph of the shri vigraha of a Bhairav of some siddh peeth — as those of the Delhi region may wish to keep a photograph of Kilkari Bhairav. There is no dosha, no difficulty and no trouble in keeping a chhaya chitra.

09

May the shri vigraha of Kaal Bhairav be installed at home?

Kaal Bhairav's ugratam form and the metal symbol before a photograph

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 08:33–09:04 · Also a question

No. The speaker says there is no sanction for keeping Kaal Bhairav ji's shri vigraha at home; his swarup is not installed in a house because it is the ugratam form. Install Batuk Bhairav ji instead. A photograph of Kaal Bhairav may certainly be kept if one is drawn to him, but a metal symbol of his — a trishul or the like — must be kept before it.

10

Where in the puja sthan should Batuk Bhairav be placed?

To Bhagavati's left in the panchayatana, or with Shiva

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 09:05–09:56 · Also a question

In your pujan sthan. Whichever shakti's panchayatana you have installed will certainly have a place for Bhagavan Shiva and Bhagavati Shakti in it. Give Batuk Bhairav a place on the left-hand side of Bhagavati — of the vigraha of Durga ji or Kali ji — or else at the place of Shiva ji's panchayatana, wherever you have kept the shivling and the rest.

11

May Bhairav be given a place outside the house, and which lamp is lit?

The outdoor sthan by the Hanuman flag, and the mustard-oil lamp

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 09:57–10:30 · Also a question

If you have space outside the house, where you raise Hanuman ji's flag, you may give him a place there in the form of a trishul, as a symbol, at some good spot or in a pot. If you give him a separate sthan there, a lamp of mustard oil in his name should certainly be lit morning and evening.

12

How many lamps does a householder need for all his deities?

Two lamps suffice, and the principle of naivedya

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 10:31–11:03 · Also a question

With these two lamps the pujan of all the devis and devatas of a grihastha will be done. If you have both time and money, light a separate lamp for each deity — there is no difficulty in that — but ordinarily two lamps should certainly be lit. For naivedya, the naivedya of the principal shakti comes first.

13

How is naivedya offered when it is placed at a single spot?

Dry fruits, no leaf at first, and five achamani offerings of water

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 11:04–11:55 · Also a question

Offer cashew and raisins, or cardamom seeds, or whatever food substances and dry fruits you offer, with your bhava. Put neither tulsi patra nor bilva patra in it at first — put nothing at first. After the pujan is done, take water from the separate drinking water given to Mai, circle it around the naivedya with the achamani and offer it five times.

14

Where do the tulsi patra and the bilva patra go?

Narayan's naivedya requires tulsi; Bhagavati's anga parivar takes bilva

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 11:56–12:31 · Also a question

After the five offerings, put one tulsi patra in it and offer it to Narayan as well. If the bhava arises in you that it has become Mai's jootha, then keep a separate naivedya for Narayan with the tulsi patra in it from the start, and let the naivedya for Bhagavati and her anga parivar — Bhairav ji, Shiva ji — be separate, with bilva patra in it.

15

Which deities require the tulsi patra in their naivedya?

The param Vaishnavi and Narayani shaktis

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 12:32–12:42 · Also a question

However many param Vaishnavi shaktis and Narayani shaktis there are, naivedya should be offered to them in that manner — that is, with the tulsi patra.

For however many param Vaishnavi shaktis there are, and Narayani shaktis there are, the speaker says, naivedya should be offered there for their sake in this manner.

16

What extra offerings are made during a Bhairav anushthan at home?

A separate lamp and separate naivedya for the days of the anushthan

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 12:43–13:17 · Also a question

Suppose you are doing a 41-day anushthan at home of Bhairav ji's Ashtottara Shatanama, or of some mantra or some stotra such as the Mahabhairav. Then a separate lamp and a separate naivedya must be offered for Bhairav ji for as long as the pujan runs, forty days. Once the pujan is complete and you are back to daily nitya karma pujan, no separate naivedya, dhoop or lamp is needed — worship him within the collective panchayatana.

17

Which days call for special worship of Bhairav, and what is offered?

Sunday, Tuesday, Ashtami, Amavasya and Chaturdashi

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 13:18–13:36 · Also a question

On Sunday, on Tuesday, on Ashtami, on Amavasya, on Chaturdashi and such days, if you wish to do his special puja, offer a bhog of boondi ke laddu separately in the naivedya, do his shringar, and you may give a bali of a lemon and the like.

18

Which mantras must never be taken up without diksha?

The apadauddharan mantras are shapit mantras

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 13:37–13:57 · Also a question

The apadauddharan mantras should never be done without diksha — they are shapit mantras. The speaker says he has given the proof for this several times from the Sharada Tilak and the rest. Their shaap vimochan is obtained only after a guru ji's mantra diksha, so those mantras should not be used. This, he says, is entirely according to shastrokta mat.

19

Which Bhairav practice is the first grade for an ordinary worshipper?

The mool path of the Batuk Bhairav Ashtottara Shatanama

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 13:58–14:39 · Also a question

The Ashtottara Shatanama of Bhagavan Batuk Bhairav is in itself an extremely prachand and tantrokta vidhan, with many matters of srishti karma and samhara karma through which tantric prayogas are performed. Its mool path alone is the first grade for you in the puja of Bhairav ji. Do its purashcharan: a mahapurashcharan is of 40000.

20

What if one cannot do the full 40000 paths of the Batuk Bhairav Shatanama?

Twenty-one or a hundred paths daily, begun on Batuk Bhairav Jayanti

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 14:40–15:19 · Also a question

If you cannot do 40000, then do 21 paths a day, or 100 paths — as much as your capacity allows. You may begin the Shatanama from the day of Batuk Bhairav Jayanti itself. Its mahima is endless, and the beginning of Bhairav worship is from here: the very first prayoga has to be done with this.

21

Should one set an upper limit on the number of paths?

No fixed ceiling, and what the Shatanama frees one from

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 15:20–15:50 · Also a question

Never apply the rule that we will do only 100 paths, only 1000, only 11000, only three months — no. Do as much as possible. If you master only this, there is in it a way out of bhoot, pret, pishaach, nazar, drishti and shatru badha, and of obstacles to wealth, of a job not coming, of the ill effects of Rahu, Ketu, Shani and cruel grahas, and of the durayoga of the marakesh.

22

What does Bhairav do about the maya of Rahu?

Rahu as the mayavi graha, and Bhairav as the destroyer of confusion

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 15:51–16:26 · Also a question

Rahu is held the greatest mayavi graha; if Rahu Dev becomes angry or begins to spread maya, a person caught in that maya becomes so confused that nothing can be said. Bhairav ji is the best for destroying all such confusions — by his kripa the mayavi shaktis are at once destroyed and come under control.

23

On which day should the anushthan begin, and for how many days?

The start tithis, and the 11-day and 41-day durations

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 16:27–17:02 · Also a question

When you are going to do the anushthan, you may begin especially from any Krishna Paksha Ashtami; from Batuk Bhairav Jayanti; from Chaturdashi or Amavasya. Or if you have a great emergency, you may begin his sadhana from a Sunday or Tuesday, or from a Saturday. At the very least an 11-day sadhana should be done, or if possible one mandal, that is a sadhana of 41 days.

24

What is offered daily in the 41-day sadhana?

Boondi laddu, and the sattvik madira of ginger, water and jaggery

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 17:03–17:29 · Also a question

In the 41-day sadhana offer naivedya at both times, morning and evening. If possible certainly offer the naivedya of boondi ke laddu at home. And in a vessel crush ginger, mix water and jaggery into it, and keep it as a drink — it is the sattvik madira for Bhairav ji. When the pujan is over, pour it at the root of some divine tree. Two cloves and cardamom may be added if you wish.

25

May the offered madira be taken as prasad, and what is swan seva?

The madira is never accepted; dogs are fed before oneself

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 17:30–17:57 · Also a question

Anyone may accept as prasad the naivedya that has been offered there, but never accept the madira — the madira should be poured out for Bhairav ji alone. And while the forty-day Bhairav seva is running, swan seva, that is the service of dogs, must particularly be done: as far as possible feed dogs before you eat yourself.

26

Can Bhairav sadhana release a person from a curse?

Shaap vimochan from dev shraap, pitru shraap and the curses of spirits

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 17:58–18:29 · Also a question

Bhairav ji's sadhana, the speaker says, has the capacity to bring about the vimochan of every kind of curse — many anishtakarak grahas and shaktis, dev shraap, pitru shraap, the curses of bhoot and pret, whoever gives whatever curse. If a curse that will not be destroyed has fallen on you because you greatly harmed someone, then doing Batuk Bhairav's upasana while making prayashchitta frees you from every calamity and from that curse.

27

What should be done for depression and other mental afflictions?

Bhairav as the jagrit devata of the Kaliyug for mental distress

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 18:30–18:47 · Also a question

For whatever mental ailments there are — depression, anxiety, being in very heavy mental distress, or being disturbed even though there is no problem at all — at such a time one should take the sharanagati of Bhairav ji. He has the capacity to take these things away in an instant, and being a jagrit devata of the Kaliyug, is pleased at once.

28

What is the danger of using the Batuk Bhairav chitki mantras without diksha?

No protection means bhairav grahas are drawn to the sadhak

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 18:48–19:23 · Also a question

Speaking of the panchakshari and the chitki mantras of Batuk Bhairav which people use without diksha, he says the first problem is that without the stotra and Shatanama you have no medium of protection at all, you have not made a kavach siddh, and you are using chitki mantras directly. Those bhairavs whom the Durga Saptashati calls anishtakarak run away, and the bhairav grahas become attracted to you by the effect of the chitki.

29

Who arrives first when Bhairav mantras are used without protection?

The gan prets who are also called bhairav, and their test

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 19:24–19:48 · Also a question

There is still time in Bhairav ji's own coming; first his gan prets will come, and they too will be called bhairav. If you have not done a kavach and they take your examination and you cannot pass it and become bound in maya, then those things become a separate matter for you. His purport, he says, is not to turn you away from this sadhana but to encourage you to do the right sadhana, avoiding the direct use of chitki mantras.

30

Why should shortcuts to the kripa of the mahashaktis be avoided?

Punya bala, the fallen jeevatmas drawn to the aura, and the order of practice

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 19:49–20:43 · Also a question

Protect yourself and your family, and never adopt a shortcut to obtain the kripa of the mahashaktis. The punya bala earned from their seva puja and japa-tapa has great power, so nikrisht shaktis and fallen jeevatmas begin joining your aura seeking their own gati. To keep this in control, first do japa of the stotra and Shatanama and of the kavach, and do the havan with the same satnamavali.

31

Which samidha is best for the Bhairav havan, and how many ahutis?

Apamarg or khair wood, and ten ahutis per name

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 20:44–21:21 · Also a question

The most excellent samidha is the wood of apamarg, or else the wood of khair; a Bhairav havan performed over khair wood has the most divine effect. Establish Agni Devata in the kund according to vidhi over the khair samidha, and if you have done 100 paths of the stotra Shatanama, give ten ahutis with each name — that is, a thousand ahutis. With 108 names it works out to about 1188 ahutis.

32

Who is permitted to give these ahutis, and what samagri is used?

Women, men and the anupavit are all eligible; black til, guggul and ghee

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 21:22–21:51 · Also a question

This is an entirely tantrokta matter, the speaker says: be at ease, whether you are a woman or a man, and whether you are anupavit — that is, you do not wear the yajnopavita — all of you may give these ahutis. The samagri is black til, guggul and ghee, mixed together, with the quantity of ghee not kept large; washing and drying the black til, or obtaining good til, is most excellent.

33

What are the exact proportions of the havan samagri?

One kilo black til to 250 g guggul, 100 g and 100 g ghee, with pepper for fear

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 21:52–22:20 · Also a question

After mixing black til, guggul and a little ghee, if you have a great deal of fear-related trouble and are doing Bhairav sadhana, mix a little black pepper into the same samagri. As an example: if you have taken 1 kg of black til, mix into it at least 250 grams of guggul, and at least 100 grams of black til, and 100 grams of ghee.

34

What is offered in the opening ahutis of this havan?

Paushtik samagri and ghee for the guru-Ganapati ahutis

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 22:21–22:46 · Also a question

Give the opening guru and Ganapati ahutis with paushtik samagri, and, if you are a man, with ghee. For the principal mantra ahutis use the black til, guggul, ghee mixture. The speaker says the Bhairav tattva will be drawn toward you so intensely, and Bhairav's kripa obtained, that you will not be able to believe it.

35

What is the nitya havan discipline for an intractable problem?

One fixed hour daily for forty days, begun before dawn

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 22:47–23:36 · Also a question

If there are the most difficult problems in life for which no way is opening, the kundali has failed, no remedy of graha and nakshatra is working and some work simply will not be accomplished, then fix one hour daily by nitya niyam and make the rule for 40 days — a very intractable task will not be done in five or ten days. Begin on a divine day such as Ganga Dashahara, or an Ashtami, or from a Sunday or Tuesday, rising at 2:30 or 3:00 at night.

36

What clothing, asana and direction are prescribed for this sadhana?

Red, yellow or white cloth; wool, blanket or kusha; east, west or north

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 23:37–23:59 · Also a question

Wear any one of the three — red, yellow or white cloth; if you wear white or yellow it is most excellent. Keep an asana of wool, of blanket, or of kusha. The direction may be any of east, west or north, chosen according to your convenience. Then take the sankalp for that intractable work — only that sankalp, for that work alone.

37

How should the sankalp be worded?

A dharma-yukta task, harming no one, and its obstacles destroyed

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 24:00–24:29 · Also a question

The wording he gives is: Prabhu, this work is intractable, let this work be completed, this is a dharma-yukta work, no one is going to be harmed by it, this work of mine is not getting done. Please give such kripa upon us that this work be completed swiftly, and let all the obstacles present in the path of this work be destroyed.

38

Does the havan replace one's own effort?

Purusharth is still required; the havan clears what obstructs it

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 24:30–24:59 · Also a question

No. You must also do your own preparation — the havan is a matter of one to two hours, and out of 24 hours you are spending only two earning punya and destroying the obstructions. Do not do a 40-day havan, make no preparation for the exam, and expect to clear it. That will not happen; purusharth you will have to do.

39

What is Bhairav's specific role in such a prayoga, and how much path daily?

Destroying the anishtakarak shaktis, and 27 or 100 paths a day

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 25:00–25:19 · Also a question

Bhairav ji's use here is to destroy all those anishtakarak shaktis which are behind you and want you not to prosper, so that there is divine cooperation on the path of your purusharth. Daily do at least 27 paths of Batuk Bhairav's stotra Shatanama, and if you have the time, can sit and have memorised it, then comfortably do at least 100 — a maximum of an hour and a half.

40

Should viniyoga and nyasa be done with the Shatanama path?

Only for those who wear the yajnopavita; otherwise the mool path alone

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 25:20–25:35 · Also a question

Only the mool path is to be done. Those who wear the yajnopavita may do the procedure of viniyoga, nyasa and the rest; otherwise do the mool path straight. Do dhyana of Batuk Bhairav and begin the mool path. The mool path runs to the 108 names — that much only; the phalashruti is not to be read every time.

41

Which opening ahutis are given in the small daily havan kund?

One ahuti each for guru, Ganapati, Bhairav, Ambika, the navagraha and the rest

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 25:36–26:02 · Also a question

After 100 paths are complete and offered, in a small havan kund give the opening ahutis one at a time: one ahuti in the guru ji's name — Guruve Namah, or Aing Ring Shrim Guruve Namah, or whichever mantras you use; an ahuti of Ganapati ji; one ahuti of Bhairav ji there as well; an ahuti of Ambika; one each of the navagraha and the rest; of Hanuman ji, of the forms of Bhagavati ji, of Lakshmi Narayan ji — one each of all of them.

42

How many principal ahutis, and what is used for the purnahuti?

Ten per name or one per name; supari rather than coconut

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 26:03–26:19 · Also a question

After that, for the 100 paths of Batuk Bhairav you have done, give ten ahutis with each name; or if you do not wish to, give only one — the principal ahutis with the 108 names. The samagri in the ahuti stays the same. And since it now has to be done for 40 days, there is no need to give the purnahuti with coconut gari; do the purnahuti with supari.

43

How are tarpan and marjan done for the 108 names?

Only the first name, Bhairavaya Namah, is used

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 26:20–27:01 · Also a question

Use only and only their first name. The first mantra was Bhairavaya Namah — the first name of Bhairav is Bhairav itself — so begin tarpan and marjan with that mantra. Those who wear the yajnopavita use it with the pranava; those who do not, and women, may do it with the Devi pranava or with the Shri beej, with no dosha. The forms are: Shri Bhairavaya Tarpayami Namah, Shri Bhairavaya Marjayami Namah.

44

What does panchabali mean in a Bhairav anushthan?

Feeding five kinds of creatures, not offering five sacrifices

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 27:02–27:28 · Also a question

Along with the 40 days goes panchabali or jeev seva. Panchabali means giving food to five kinds of creatures. It does not mean, he says pointedly, that we have to offer five bali — five fours are twenty, and you would have to sacrifice at least 200 living beings, which would bring the population under control.

45

Which dog should be fed, and what is added if a pret problem persists?

The stray dog, and Kshetrapal Nikari on Sundays and Tuesdays

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 27:29–28:01 · Also a question

Feed the creature before you eat yourself; the best is a stray dog rather than a pet dog. And if there is an abhicharik problem connected with pret and pishaach that is not being destroyed, then along with this prayoga also keep doing Kshetrapal Nikari on every Sunday and Tuesday falling within the 40 days.

46

What conduct is required while the anushthan runs?

Niyam, nishtha and samarpan, and freedom from dvesha and kama

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 28:02–28:40 · Also a question

Three things must be there — niyam, nishtha and samarpan. If you keep no samarpan and merely do it somehow, then there is no bhava and it will not happen here, because bhava-pradhanata weighs more here than kriya-pradhanata. Second, one's thought and conduct toward other beings, and toward the opposite sex and one's own sex, must be free of dvesha and kama — neither attached nor averse. Try to remain entirely ordinary and simple.

47

What lasting result does the forty-day Bhairav sadhana give?

Lifelong benefit even from a kamya prayoga

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 28:41–29:26 · Also a question

Then these things bear fruit, he says, and once Bhairav ji's kripa has been obtained — once Bhairav ji has given kripa and you have done this work — you will receive benefit from these 40 days of sadhana for the whole of your life. Even though you have done a kamya prayoga directly, many kripas of Bhairav ji are nevertheless obtained in it. Any person at all may do this seva puja.

48

Why is Batuk Bhairav placed beside Van Durga and Shulini Durga?

The child form that no one can stop

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 29:27–30:10 · Also a question

Van Durga is a form of Bhagavati Vindhyavasini and the most prachand form of Bhagavati; where she is called Mahavidya Van Durga she is such a shakti that all shaktis become negligible before her, because all shaktis are somewhere included in that form. So too Bhagavati Shulini Durga. And Batuk Bhairav is like a small child whom no one can stop from going anywhere — the parents never say you cannot go there.

49

What is a masan, and why does it enter a house?

The atma of a small child, and the child form of Batuk Bhairav

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 30:11–30:30 · Also a question

Batuk Bhairav has such samarthya, such energy and kripa that works about to become intractable he accomplishes in his Batuk form, because he is in the form of a child. As for masanik shaktis — a masan is the atma of a small child, and it is for this same reason that it enters a house.

50

Why do people use a masan to gather information about a household?

Neither the pitr nor the dev shaktis of the house can stop it

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 30:31–30:51 · Also a question

So that even the pitr of that house cannot stop it and the dev shaktis of that house cannot stop it. Which shaktis can stop it? If there is some worshipped dev putra in that house, that is, a masan of that house, it will stop it — a child who died by kaal mrityu, who has been worshipped, has come under a shakti and has shakti, can stop it; otherwise not.

51

What else can block such an entry into a household?

Bal Hanuman or Batuk Bhairav worshipped in that house

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 30:52–31:24 · Also a question

The second thing is that either Bal Hanuman ji or Batuk Bhairav ji is worshipped there, so that the tattva connected with them is present. If a man is a crorepati but has never once given an ahuti in Batuk Bhairav's name, has never taken his name, and the shri vigraha or temple is out of the question — then, the speaker asks, from where will these things be stopped? They will not be. Everything has its own science.

52

Can Bhairav give gati to pitr who will not move on?

The vayavya yoni, attachment, and the Shiv Mahapuran precedent

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 31:25–32:08 · Also a question

He says these forms also have a very great contribution in stopping such entries and in bringing about their gati and mukti. Many times the discussion arises that Narayan Bali has been done, Tripindi has been done, and still the pitr are not taking gati; these kaad pitr are causing great upheaval. Such beings are a yoni too — a vayavya yoni, a vayu-pradhan body — and their attachment may be to food or to a body.

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What does one do if a spirit will not take gati?

A sankalp, and the strength of a prior purashcharan

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 32:09–32:36 · Also a question

The same kind of thing will happen here. If you are doing Bhairav ji's seva and someone is not taking gati, then make the sankalp of this matter first; and even if there is no elaborate Bhairav procedure, let only their puja be given and prayer made. If you have earlier done their purashcharan anushthan, then they bind the spirit and take it away, and its gati happens in that same manner.

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What distinguishes Bhairav from other deities in protective work?

The rakshapala who weighs dharma and adharma

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 32:37–33:07 · Also a question

Other shaktis are merely in bhava, in daya bhava. But this is such a shakti that it takes up the matter of dharma and adharma fully and readily — because those who are rakshapala, who are ready to protect something, look very closely into the matter of dharma and adharma. Therefore everyone should certainly do his seva puja at home.

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What is used against the most intense abhicharik strike?

Mahabhairav, and the rule that Bhairav is not served without rudraksha

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 33:08–33:34 · Also a question

For abhichaar you may use these too, but the effect should reach you from the very first day. If the problem has become such that the effect is coming upon someone's body itself, then there use Mahabhairav. And whenever you wish to do the seva puja of Batuk Bhairav or of any form of Bhairav, the single most correct rule is this: do not do their seva puja without rudraksha.

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Why is the rudraksha mala compulsory in Bhairav worship?

Keeping the ugrata balanced as the Bhairav tattva enters the body

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 33:35–34:07 · Also a question

Because their energy is so immeasurable and unlimited that when the Bhairav tattva begins to be present in the body and in the aura, then along with a protective bhava an ugra bhava also grows within you. You will become one who protects and nourishes his family, your patience will greatly increase and you will fight to the death for your family — but the ugrata will come in equal measure. So that the ugrata does not become unbalanced and no vikshobha arises in the body from the effect of the mantras, a rudraksha mala must be at the neck.

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Which rudraksha may be worn, and which mala is japa done on?

Panchmukhi Kalagni, Bhairav or Bhairavi rudraksha; hakik and mundmala

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 34:08–34:36 · Also a question

Wear the panchmukhi Kalagni rudraksha, or the Bhairav rudraksha, or the Bhairavi rudraksha — whichever you wish, or as your own state may be; but the mala is compulsory in Bhairav ji's seva puja. If japa is done on the rudraksha mala itself while wearing it, the effect of the mantra japa increases many times over. Japa on kala hakik and other such tantrokta matters are separate subjects.

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Can japa be done on a mundmala at home?

No genuine bone mundmala is on sale; it is a parampara matter

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 34:37–35:04 · Also a question

It is not done at home, the speaker says. A genuine mundmala, made of bone by the vidhi by which it is made, is not available in today's date and cannot be bought from any shop. It is a traditional matter that can be given to you if you have a guru of the Vamachara marga, who can give all these vidhans in the traditional manner. If someone is saying this is a mundmala, then it is of stone, plainly — the rest is your own wish. In our Grihastha Tantra family, he says, this subject does not exist at all.

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Which deities must not be brought inside a householder's home?

Ugra devatas are worshipped in a temple outside; Shamshan Kali is not seated at home

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 35:05–35:45 · Also a question

Walk on the grihasthi path, he says, so that your welfare happens and no such tattva or dev shakti becomes present that would harm the other people of the family. So an ugra devata should be worshipped outside, in a temple outside, and should not come inside the house. Their seva puja is to be given, not stopped — the right that is theirs must reach them — but according to where their form belongs. Shamshan Kali's puja is not done seated inside a home; those who have it done may do good or ill to themselves, but the ruin of the one for whom it is done is certain.

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Who should not use the Mahabhairav prayoga?

It has been on the channel two years, but is not for those without need

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 35:46–36:10 · Also a question

The Mahabhairav videos have been on the channel for two years and many have taken benefit from them and had problems removed, and he says so repeatedly. But one thing stands: if you do not need it, do not use it. If you are not afflicted by abhichaar, do not use it at all.

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What happens if Mahabhairav is invoked with no enemy to consume?

An energy with nigraha capacity turns to harm when it finds nothing

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 36:11–36:46 · Also a question

If no tantra-mantra is being done against you and no enemy is in a position to harm your life, there is no need at all to use it. Look at the kind of energy you are calling: if that energy has the capacity of nigraha, it will devour enemies, it will devour negative shaktis, it will devour pret and pishaach. And if you have nothing at all — no abhichaar, no tantra-mantra able to harm you, no such enemy causing suffering who needs destroying — then when you do Mahabhairav at such a time, harm begins to reach you.

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When may Mahabhairav be taken up, and where should it be made siddh?

Only in the direst circumstances, and siddh outside the home

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 36:47–37:11 · Also a question

Only when you are in such a dire situation should you make this prayoga and do the puja of this swarup. If, merely on hearing that someone had such an experience, you want to keep it made siddh, then make it siddh outside the house — never make it siddh inside the house.

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How is Mahabhairav made siddh in a temple, and in how many mandals?

A declared purpose at a Shiva temple, and the three-mandal method

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 37:12–37:34 · Also a question

Do it in Shiva ji's temple, saying clearly: Prabhu, if ever in life, in a time of calamity, such a need arises, we will use these mantras; for that purpose we are making this vidhan siddh. Make it siddh in the temple. The most intense form is to do the puja in three mandals.

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What is done in the first mandal of the Mahabhairav vidhan?

The mantra in which four Bhairavs stand, and the mala counts

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 37:35–38:09 · Also a question

In the first mandal, japa of the Mahabhairav mantra in which the names of Kaal Bhairav, Batuk Bhairav, Bhoot Bhairav and Mahabhairav all come — four Bhairavs are principally present in it. If possible, at least 41 malas each day for 41 days is wonderful; if not at one sitting then at two, 11 and 11 morning and evening; and if even that is not possible, at least five and five. If someone does 41 malas in a day — 21 in the morning and 21 in the evening — for the full 41 days, then one mandal is complete.

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What discipline accompanies this japa, and how strong is the mantra?

Shuchita and shuddhata, and daily temple seva

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 38:10–38:31 · Also a question

While doing this japa, observe niyam, suchita and shuddhata in all of it, and give their seva puja daily in the Bhairav temple. This mantra is so dangerous a mantra, he says, that by its effect you become able to stop at once the greatest shamshani thing there may be.

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Who Mahabhairav is, and Mahakaal Bhairav and Krodh Bhairav with them, have never been taken up on the channel

Forms never discussed on the channel, and for whom they are

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 38:32–39:04

The subject of who Mahabhairav is has never been discussed on the channel, he says, and there has never been any contemplation of Mahakaal Bhairav — which tattva he is, what his samarthya is, how he rules. What has been covered is more than sufficient. Krodh Bhairav or Mahabhairav are, in a manner of speaking, for the param sadhaks who rule and who carry such subjects. But if you take up the Mahabhairav matter and do it, you will receive protection immediately.

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What does the Kalika Purana prescribe for Mahabhairav?

Chaitra Shukla Chaturdashi, and a naivedya including karan and mans patra

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 39:05–39:44 · Also a question

According to the special shastrokta mat written in the Kalika Purana, if you do the pujan of Mahabhairav on the Chaturdashi of the Shukla Paksha of Chaitra, then whatever matter you carry before them and whatever purpose you pray for is addressed. In its shastrokta mat, alongside fruit, flowers and sweets in the naivedya there are also the karan patra and the mans patra; the bali anna of that day is entirely of pure meat.

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What is done in the second mandal of the Mahabhairav vidhan?

Forty-one days of the Mahabhairav Stotra

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 39:45–40:13 · Also a question

If someone performs the pujan in that manner, they give the fruit in that same manner — this is the shastrokta mat, he says. If you are going to make the Mahabhairav prayoga, at the least understand, know and see that you actually need them. The first mandal being the 40 or 41 days of mantra japa and its samarpan, in the second mandal you will do the path of the Mahabhairav Stotra for 40 to 41 days.

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How many paths of the Mahabhairav Stotra are done in the second mandal?

Twenty-one daily, with naivedya and dhoop-deep at the temple

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 40:14–40:37 · Also a question

At least 21 paths are to be done daily, and if you have the capacity and can sit, then 21 and 21 morning and evening would be wonderful. Through this mandal too you are offering naivedya to the Bhagavan in the temple itself, lighting dhoop and deep there and doing everything there. The third mandal takes both of these together.

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How is the samputan done in the third mandal of the Mahabhairav vidhan?

Five malas, twenty-one paths, five malas again

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 40:38–41:16 · Also a question

The Mahabhairav mantra is in any case present inside the Mahabhairav Stotra, but here it is done with a full samputan. First do five malas of the Mahabhairav mantra which you had already awakened; after that do 21 paths of the Mahabhairav Stotra; then again five malas of the Mahabhairav mantra; and then make the full samarpan. In this way, 41 days again. Then the stotra and mantra become so awakened that whatever abhicharik prayoga has been done upon anyone, whatever shakti has been sent, you become able to cut it by the mantra alone, needing no special object.

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Is a havan done alongside the three mandals?

One ahuti for one mala or one path, with guggul and ghee

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 41:17–41:48 · Also a question

So far, he says, only japa has been spoken of and havan has not even been mentioned. If along the way you have also done a havan daily in all three mandals — when you did 41 malas of japa, give an ahuti for one mala as well; when you did 21 paths, give an ahuti for one path too, only with guggul and ghee.

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How does the havan samagri differ for women and men?

Women keep guggul higher, men keep ghee higher

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 41:49–42:19 · Also a question

Only this much is to be kept in mind: women will keep the quantity of guggul greater, and men will keep the quantity of ghee greater, and keep giving the ahutis. Then, he says, there is no greater tantrik than you — that tantrik, Bhairav himself, will open the path before you, and a great many things will happen through this mantra.

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What happens when a single mantra's energy is raised?

The mantra becomes like a kalpavriksha

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 42:20–42:55 · Also a question

When you raise that mantra's energy, when you do japa, and that mantra begins to bear fruit for you, it becomes like a kalpavriksha. A single mantra opens the door of many possibilities for you — divya drishti, divya shravan shakti, the knowing of the secret of the shaktis, or being shown the way to accomplish some intractable work. It can only be experienced; however much he speaks, you will not understand it until you have your own experience.

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Who in particular should do the Mahabhairav sadhana?

Those under the strongest abhichaar or in danger of their life

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 42:56–43:24 · Also a question

This life is in vain, he says, if you cannot make even one sadhana siddh; out of 365 days you cannot give 41. The Mahabhairav sadhana and seva puja should be done particularly by such people as have the strongest abhichaar upon them, the strongest enemy, and feel that at any moment their life may be taken. At such a time their cooperation should certainly be taken.

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Those with no such matter in their life should not make the Mahabhairav prayoga at all, since its mantras would then be used without need and harm follows

Those with no such matter in their life should not do it at all

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 43:25–44:01

All those others who have no such matter in their lives should not make this kind of prayoga — they simply should not do it. Because there are such mantras in it that you will use them without any need for them, and then harm will reach you. When there is no need, do not do it; when there is need, only then do it. The avahan of such a form and the prakshepan of their shaktis should be done only then.

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Can a sadhak carry the worship of many shaktis at this level?

Maintain only one; one alone gives enough kripa

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 44:02–44:43 · Also a question

It is also a truth, he says, that one sadhak will not be able to do the puja of many kinds of shaktis to this level — he will burst. If we are doing Bhairav ji now, we can do as excellent a sadhana of Bhairav ji as is possible. But to think that we are doing Batuk Bhairav, and Mahabhairav, and let us now do Mahakaal Bhairav too — you will be able to maintain only one, and one alone gives so much kripa.

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Podcast stories of one Bhairav made siddh from another should not spoil the head; stay within your own capacity and at your own ground level

Staying at one's own ground level, and avoiding the fantasy world

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 44:44–45:31

Do not spoil your head by listening to podcasts, he says — that in a podcast it was said someone made Kapal Bhairav siddh and then, from Kapal Bhairav, made some other Bhairav siddh; that story is fine. Stay within the capacity that actually exists at ground level and try there for kripa. He remarks sarcastically that those podcast babas receive very special kripa, that Rajarajeshwari of Shri Vidya stands before them in person, and that even after that these people do black magic, God knows why. Avoid this fantasy world.

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What happens when the process of sadhana is skipped?

Broken shraddha, and the campaign to make everyone a nastik

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 45:32–46:20 · Also a question

If you do sadhana and skip the process that should be followed, wanting straight away that this or that be done, the harm is yours: your shraddha will break. When that thing is not obtained, shraddha breaks; and when shraddha breaks, the person himself does not worship, does not let his family worship, and if he finds anyone else he tries to turn him negative too. The one aim of his life becomes to make everyone a nastik, saying nothing happens, do not worship them.

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When we ourselves are in trouble we call it God testing us, and when others fall into trouble we call it their karma

Our own trouble is a test; another's is punishment for karma

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 46:21–47:03

People fall flat when they are very close to the goal, he says. He cites something he had seen on Facebook and shared in a group: when we ourselves are in trouble we say God is testing us, and when others fall into trouble we say he is getting the punishment of his karmas.

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Preachers belittle one another: a rival preacher's broken finger is called his karma, while one's own misfortune is called a test

The Pradeep Mishra example and the mutual belittling of preachers

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 47:04–47:56

He asks listeners not to be offended, saying he is a lowly creature and no sant, and that if someone abuses him he abuses back double. His example: if Pradeep Mishra ji's finger were to break — which he says would also be wrong — then the "pitambare baba" people would at once say that this person has received the punishment of his karmas, that Radha Rani Shri ji has punished him, that he is going down the steps. And when their own man is on dialysis, that is not the punishment of karmas but a test. You are the same and we are the same, he says; why belittle one another.

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People are at last searching the shastras to see whether Bhadrakali really sweeps, and who Bhadrakali actually is

Whether Bhadrakali really sweeps, and who Bhadrakali is

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 48:00–48:41

At least people are now waking up and trying to know, he says: whether it is really written that Bhadrakali ji cannot even wield a broom or a sweeping cloth; whether that is so; who Bhadrakali actually is; and what the proof in the shastra is. Proof is being searched for and people are posting it. His own work, he says, is only to stop the new people who are about to be led astray.

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An influencer with even fifty or a hundred listeners carries the responsibility of studying the subject before preaching it

The duty of an influencer, staying hidden, and studying before preaching

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 48:42–49:52

If you are an influencer and 50, 100 or 200 people listen to you, then it becomes your responsibility, he says, and it is being done, and being done very well — speaking not of himself but of others doing good work. He rejects the crowd's "babaji, babaji, whatever babaji says is right", asking how it can be that by their account Durga ji and Kali ji are broom-and-mop wielders; if Jagadamba is so insulted we listen quietly, but if anyone else says something they take it as an insult. A sant should not be angry, he notes, and yet curses are being given in anger — that is the definition of a sant.

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Every example offered comes from the Brahmavaivarta Purana, while the Devi Purana is where the matter should be looked for

Devi Purana rather than Brahmavaivarta, and Radha and Shiva as one

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 49:53–50:59

It seems to him, he says, that the person has not properly studied even his own Vaishnava shastras; had he studied them he would never have said such a thing. Every example they give is from the Brahmavaivarta Purana, and all of it has now been collected. He himself does not read the Brahmavaivarta but the Devi Bhagavat, the Devi Purana, because that is his aradhya — and in it there is discussion of how Bhagavati Radha appeared. For him Radha and Shiva are one, because that is what the Devi Purana says, so as one who worships everybody he has no trouble.

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Hearing such pravachans turns the mind and makes people abandon their kula devis and devatas, thinking Kali small and Radha great

People abandoning their kula devi-devatas after hearing pravachans

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 51:00–51:31

So that this deviation does not enter your mind — that Kali ji is small and Radha ji is great — because of which the mind turns. Many people, he says, have become quite extraordinary; the state and the mentality have become so degraded that people have given up the worship of their own kula devis and devatas after listening to pravachans. Now consider, he says: these people are calling the worship of one's kula devi-devatas a superstitious act.

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What happens if an established pind worship is abandoned?

A worship of fifty or a hundred years, even of a Brahma Pishach

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 51:32–52:07 · Also a question

Where a pind worship has been running in someone's house for a hundred years, in someone else's for fifty, someone having established a pind — even if he is worshipping a Brahma Pishach — he has been worshipping it. He has shraddha in it. Now you say no, no, bhoot-pret worship is not to be done. But it has already been given; and within him there is not so high a tattva that he can simply drop it. He will begin to be ruined.

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Those who mock pitru karma while alive will find their own children giving them no pind

Acting only when the water is over the head, and wasting the anushthan

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 52:08–53:04

If you do not wake up now, he says, people like him who speak openly on such subjects have to hear abuse. Your children will not give you pind. While you are alive you cause uproar and say nothing happens after death; but open your eyes and see how pret and pishaach cause upheaval in a house. Only when the water goes over the head do you start acting — let us do Bhairav ji's puja, let us do something for the pitrs. And even then you show the pitrs so much favour that the whole anushthan goes in vain, saying ten times over that we left work and came, that Narayan Bali will have to be done all our lives, that Tripindi is a sham for looting.

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Will the pitrs accept a pind offered in anger?

The pitr as one's first devatas, and pind made in anger

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 53:05–53:59 · Also a question

Do you think, he asks, that after speaking such foul words your pitrs will take the pind, that they will accept it? There, of all places, the bhava should be greatest. The body they gave, the wealth they gave, the vaibhav they gave — by their kripa your body runs, by their kripa your breath moves; the pitr are your first devatas, and you sit and abuse them and say your welfare is happening. If there is anger within you while making the pind and you make it in anger — would you eat food that someone made and gave you in anger?

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Must the pitru karma be repeated, and how far does one's duty extend?

Give each their due share according to shastrokta mat

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 54:00–54:52 · Also a question

Once Narayan Bali has been done and Tripindi has been done, if anyone in life says to have it done again there is an uproar — our father had it done ten years ago, our father had Navchandi done ten years ago. You ate food ten years ago too, he retorts; are you still running on that? Understand everything and act: whose share is whose, give it. Your responsibility as a human being is over the whole of nature — over trees and plants, over creatures, over devatas and rishi-munis, over your family, your parents, your husband or wife, your children, your gurujans, even your friends.

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Which shloka is missing from the Gita Press Saptashati kavach?

The protection of a kanya absent while the son's is kept

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 54:53–55:34 · Also a question

If it were not so, he asks, why would Bhagavati say in the kavach that such-and-such a shakti should protect a friend, protect our gotra — she would not say it. In the Saptashati that the Gita Press Gorakhpur people read, in the kavach path, it has not been said for the protection of a kanya. The shloka, as he recites it, is "धनम धन सुरक्षित कौमारी कन्या काम तथा रक्षण में सर्व गात्रणी दुर्गा दुर्गा पहारिणी" — it is absent from it. The shloka exists, he says; those people have not given it. They have kept only the protection of the son, that the mother should protect the son.

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What is it that actually goes with a person afterwards?

The pind, the daan, the mala japa and shastra-nishtha

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 55:35–56:00 · Also a question

Rise above these subjects, he says. Even if you earn ten crore, it is this that will go afterwards — the pind that is being offered, the daan that is being made, the mala that is being told, the japa; and the listening to subjects endowed with shastra and nishtha, by which your mind becomes healthy and becomes devoted to your aradhya and you do seva puja.

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What should be done on the day of Ganga Dashahara?

Leaving a hundred tasks to go to the Ganga that day

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 56:33–57:08 · Also a question

Try to earn punya, he says. He said it yesterday and says it again: on the day of Ganga Dashahara certainly go to Ganga ji. If Ganga ji is near you, then leaving a hundred tasks, leaving a thousand tasks, go to Ganga ji that day. Do not go to the office that day — the boss will scold, that will pass; your customers will be spoiled that day and you will earn ten thousand rupees less, but the punya obtained that day is not equal to your ten thousand rupees.

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The date given is only of 2024; the tithi returns every year, and the teaching holds in whichever year it is heard

The date is only of 2024; the tithi returns every year

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 57:09–57:41

The day after tomorrow is Ganga Dashahara, he says — but whichever year you are hearing this video in, whenever you are hearing it, it is for every time. The date is only of 2024; it comes every year. Even ten years later, if YouTube survives and you are listening to this video, it will give you as much benefit today as it would have ten years earlier.

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Should deep daan be done on Batuk Bhairav Jayanti?

The same vidhi as the Kaal Bhairav Ashtami deep daan

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 57:42–58:18 · Also a question

Deep daan should absolutely not be left out. On the day of Batuk Bhairav Jayanti the deep daan of Bhairav ji must certainly be done. The vidhi remains the same one — the sarva sankat haran deep daan vidhi of the day of Kaal Bhairav Ashtami. Even if there are a thousand problems in your house, do the deep daan at home itself; the deep daan video is available on the channel.

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Who does the deep daan, and at what time of day?

The whole family together, morning or evening

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 58:19–58:52 · Also a question

According to that vidhi, at home together with the whole family, again do deep daan on this day of Batuk Bhairav Jayanti — everyone, in the evening or in the morning, whenever it suits you. It is not that it has to be done only in the evening; if you have time in the morning, do it then.

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Why should deep daan not be done at a river ghat after dark?

The insects that die in the lamps, and the muddy bank

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 58:53–59:38 · Also a question

Those going to Ganga ji's ghat should not turn up cleverly to do deep daan in the evening — he says he has already done that cleverness himself, and whenever such cleverness is done many bali fall, of insects and moths. It is the hot season and there are so many insects that ten of them come and die in each lamp you light. Better to do the deep daan at home. If it is to be done at the Ganga bank, do it before dusk, before darkness, when the insects are not there; and if going at night, do it at the edge where there is less mud.

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Where may those in Kashi do the deep daan, and who eats the prasad?

Dattatreya Paduka Mandir and the Bhairav temples; the rule on the prasad

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 59:39–1:00:20 · Also a question

Those of the Kashi region who wish and have the capacity may do deep daan at the place of Bhagavan Dattatreya, at the Dattatreya Paduka Mandir where the diksha vidhan took place; or at the temple of Batuk Bhairav or Kaal Bhairav; or anywhere at Ganga ji's ghat; or, if they wish, at home. As for the prasad of the deep daan: of Batuk Bhairav ji all the people of the house will eat it. But if you are doing the deep daan at Kaal Bhairav ji's temple and offering naivedya there, then men will eat it and women will not. This must be kept in mind.

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What should be made of dreams after a day of intense worship?

The subconscious after a one-day sadhana

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:00:21–1:01:03 · Also a question

When there is a one-day sadhana — japa and havan in the morning, deep daan, japa and temple darshan in the evening — a state of confusion often arises in people after so much seva puja, because those things are running in the mind. They think that after doing so much, at least some dream will come. Those things settle in the subconscious mind. There is no need to seize the first day's experience and make an uproar about it, saying Bhairav ji had come.

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Should experiences in sadhana be shared?

Anubhava is not within the sadhak's adhikara

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:01:04–1:01:39 · Also a question

Let the shaktis come from reality, he says; and if they are giving kripa on your bhava then they absolutely will, they can come — when you do so much, will those shaktis not come? They absolutely can. But do not go about beating a drum over it, do not go distributing these experiences everywhere; learn to digest them within yourself and to stay contained. And if experience is not happening, stop fretting over it. That is not your adhikara — anubhava does not come within your and our adhikara.

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Who decides when and how much experience a sadhak receives?

Leaving it to the aradhya, who first makes one fit to receive

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:01:40–1:02:10 · Also a question

When experience will happen, how much, in what way, at what level, and what change it will bring within us — we should leave this in the hands of our aradhya. If it is their will they will appear in person; if it is their will they will do nothing. Our will should not run over them; if we force them, they will give a little in limited measure just to keep us happy. But if we surrender to their will — Prabhu, as you wish; Mai, as you wish — then they will give the divine. They will first make us fit, so that the capacity to accept what they are going to give is in us.

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Why is sudden siddhi dangerous?

Without the capacity to hold it, wealth or siddhi destroys the receiver

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:02:11–1:02:56 · Also a question

If a crore rupees arrives and there is no capacity to hold it, then it goes here and there — he cites the film about the 2003 scam, in which the man blew so much money in one night that the whole world came to know. So there must be the capacity to hold it. And whoever gets swift siddhi, immediate siddhi, becomes that same 2003-scam case; then he will not know the matters of shastra and will still talk shastra.

101

Does travelling during an anushthan break the seema?

Seema ullanghan during a mandal pujan

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:02:57–1:03:36 · Also a question

The question of seema ullanghan arises for those who are beginning a special puja from Batuk Bhairav Jayanti for however many days: when you do a mandal pujan, the seema should not be crossed. When we are doing some long anushthan of 30, 40 or 21 days and have to go out of the city or to another place, the seema is crossed. Does a dosha attach to us from that?

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Crossing the seema carries no dosha where the sadhana is not under a guru's adesh and is done only for the pleasure of one's aradhya

No guru adesh, no full vidhi, only the aradhya's pleasure

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:03:37–1:04:03

The first point is that you are not doing this according to a guru's adesh. You are doing it only and only for the sake of the pleasure of your aradhya. The third point is that you are still at the beginning stage; you have not obtained and do not even know the full vidhi vidhan of the mantra. You are doing it only with niyam and nishtha for their pleasure — so do it, and do not look for dosha and adosha in it.

103

When do the rules of a sadhana become strict?

A sadhana done properly for siddhi requires arrangements down to the bedding

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:04:04–1:05:04 · Also a question

When you do a sadhana according to vidhi for the attainment of siddhi, the speaker says, then in those even the arrangement of the cot and bedding must be properly made. So stay at ease.

When you do sadhana according to vidhi for the sake of the attainment of siddhi, the speaker says, then in those, brother, even the arrangement of the cot and the bedding must be properly made. So stay at ease.

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Should the Bhairav kanthi be taken from a guru?

A Nathpanthi subject, brahmacharya, and taking it from a guru

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:05:05–1:05:35 · Also a question

Asked to discuss the Batuk Bhairav kanthi according to the shastras, he says you will find the subject at most among the Nathpanthis, and that the matter of observing brahmacharya then comes into it. If the kanthi is taken from a guru it is more proper: wearing it on one's own, as against walking within guru maryada and following whatever adesh and upadesh he gives, the latter is more proper.

105

Is it right to sell sacred materials at high prices?

Vrindavan soil at 3500 a kilo, and keeping one's own maryada

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:05:36–1:06:29 · Also a question

Someone he knows had sent word that Vrindavan's soil is selling online at 3500 rupees a kilo, and from there is being resold at perhaps 5000 or 7000 a kilo. If you wish to break maryada and proceed from the standpoint of trade, he says, you can sell things for crores upon crores — that is your wish. When someone comes and says that we are trading in gande and taveez, they are not seeing the state of mind behind it, the labour behind it, and what our purpose is. That path is not to be adopted; we must always remember within what maryada we stand and what we are doing.

106

Is the world ever pleased with anyone?

Shiva, Durga and Kali being denigrated

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:06:30–1:06:47 · Also a question

The world is not pleased with anyone, he says: when the world is not pleased even with Shiva ji, how can it be pleased with us? Mahadev is being made nikrisht here, that he is like this and like that; Durga and Kali ji are not being spared. Who are we and you.

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Should the shankha in the home temple be kept empty?

What is filled into a dakshinavarti shankha

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:06:48–1:07:41 · Also a question

Asked whether the shankha in the home temple should never be kept empty and what should be filled into it, he answers that for the shankha which is blown there is no such necessity of filling anything into it. The dakshinavarti and such shankhas should be kept filled with rice, with kamal gatta, with the Shri-endowed substances that are symbols of Shri; you may keep coins filled in it. If one is prosperous in wealth and grain, fill it with silver coins; or whatever coins and the like you buy on Dhanteras or on some auspicious tithi, buy them and fill it with them.

108

What does a dream of being chased by a lion mean?

Ordinary dreams of fear, and why dream shastra does not fit a sadhak

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:07:42–1:08:13 · Also a question

It is a very ordinary matter, he says: when a person is even slightly in depression or in worry, a lion comes to eat him, a serpent bites him, or he sees himself drowning in water. And for a sadhak the matter becomes entirely different — this must always be kept in mind. For sadhaks who are doing japa of mantras and doing sadhana, whatever is happening in dreams often does not match what dream shastra says on the subject.

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What is the difference between the Devi Bhagavat and the Devi Mahabhagavat Purana?

Two separate granths, and which edition to buy

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:08:14–1:08:37 · Also a question

Both are two different granths, he answers. As to which publisher's purana one should take, take any publisher's — both are all right in his view, there is no very great difference. Whether you read the Maha Devi Bhagavat Mahapurana, that is proper, and whether you read the Devi Purana, that too.

110

On which floor of a three-storey house should the puja room be?

The topmost floor, and the problem of the ground-floor garage

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:08:38–1:09:37 · Also a question

He answers a listener travelling from the 17th to the 20th that puja may be done anywhere. For a three-storey house he says the puja room should be on the topmost floor. If a puja sthan is made at the place that is on the earth, attached to the ground, that is fine — but nowadays a garage gets built on the ground, in buildings or houses people make a garage below, so where is the ishan kona, where is the agni kona, it all stays in the air.

111

Should nyasa be done with the 108 names?

Nyasa only for those who wear the yajnopavita

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:09:38–1:09:56 · Also a question

To a listener doing the 108 names, he says: do the nyasa along with it only if you wear the yajnopavita and the rest; otherwise do it just as it is and you will get the full benefit — do not be troubled. To Punya Singh ji he says the Mahabhairav may absolutely be done, and it will also be proper after 2:00; do it at any time of the whole day, there is no difficulty.

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Is Batuk Bhairav worship needed if a Bhairav is already the kula Bhairav?

Martand Bhairav as kula Bhairav, and who this teaching is for

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:09:57–1:10:12 · Also a question

To Manjusha ji he answers that when Martand Bhairav is already the Bhairav of your kula, then there is simply no compulsion or need for a separate pujan of Batuk Bhairav ji. This teaching, he says, is especially for the 98 percent or 95 percent of people who do the puja of no form of Bhairav ji at home.

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Does keeping a shivling at home paralyse a person?

A claim that circulated while people were becoming aware

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:10:13–1:10:45 · Also a question

At present the situation is at least that people are becoming a little aware and so are keeping a shivling and the like at home, he says — otherwise there had also been a subject going around in between that keeping a shivling makes a man paralysed.

The situation at present is at least such, the speaker says, that people are becoming a little aware and so are keeping a shivling and the like at home. Otherwise, in between, there had also been a subject going around that from keeping a shivling a man becomes paralysed.

114

What is gained by studying and meditating on the shastras of a deity?

A matter of experience, not of description

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:10:46–1:11:03 · Also a question

Asked what benefit comes from reading the shastras connected with a deity, understanding them and meditating upon that knowledge, he answers that this will be known only when you do it — it is a matter of experience.

Asked what benefit comes from reading the shastras connected with a devata, understanding them, and doing dhyana upon that knowledge, the speaker answers that this will be known only when you do it. This is a matter of experience.

115

What is the danger in buying a premium rudraksha mala?

Beads at 3500-4000 that are stuck together and worm-eaten

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:11:04–1:11:48 · Also a question

When the dev diksha anushthan was to take place in the Kashi region and malas had to be arranged because people did not have them, he says he was told to buy the mala and did not have a tantrokta mala at the time. They went to buy there: premium quality rudraksha beads at 3500 or 4000 rupees. On seeing them it was clear there is nothing premium about it — it is our premium that is going to be cut. For those who do not know, in the name of premium something is stuck onto it. Someone messaged him a photograph saying there is an extra hole; that is not an extra hole, it is worm-eaten.

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After the Brahma Kavach anushthan, should one do Mahabhairav or Brahma Kavach?

Either may be taken up according to wish

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:11:49–1:12:12 · Also a question

To Ghanshyam ji, who has completed the Brahma Kavach anushthan and filled the form for wearing the Brahma, he answers that you may do the Mahabhairav as well, and if you wish you may do the Brahma Kavach as well. There is no problem; take either of the two and proceed according to your wish. If the Brahma Kavach is complete you may do the Mahabhairav — and, he adds, you have need of it too.

117

If there is a pret in the house, may the 108 names be done?

Japa of the Batuk Bhairav Shatanama against a pret

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:12:13–1:12:21 · Also a question

Asked whether, if there is a pret in the house, japa of Batuk Bhairav ji's 108 names should be done, he answers: absolutely do it, do it thoroughly hard.

Asked whether japa of Batuk Bhairav ji's 108 names should be done if there is a Preta in the house, the speaker answers: absolutely do it, do it thoroughly hard.

118

Which single vidhan pleases every devi, pauranik and lok alike?

The first mantra of the Argala

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:12:22–1:13:06 · Also a question

Asked which vidhan gives the special sanidhya that pleases all kinds of devis — pauranik devis, lok devis, all of them — he calls it a most excellent and meaningful question and says the vidhan is available on the channel. It is the first mantra of the Argala: जयन्ती मङ्गला काली भद्रकाली कपालिनी. Whoever keeps doing its purashcharan, whoever keeps doing japa of it, all kinds of devi shaktis become pleased, whatever shakti it may be. If she is endowed with devi tattva she will certainly be pleased — even a lok devi, and even the negative shaktis, because Bhagavati Bhadrakali too is in it, and by her rule those things become favourable however unfavourable they may be.

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Which shaktis stand behind the Argala's first mantra?

Mahakali as the chhatra shakti of the Argala, and Mahalakshmi

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:13:07–1:13:28 · Also a question

Their chhatra shakti is Mahakali — it is the Argala, so Mahakali is the chhatra shakti of this mantra. And Mahalakshmi: by Mahalakshmi's kripa you obtain vaibhav as well. All the shaktis, however many lok shaktis and lok devis there are, their kripa will be obtained by you through this one single mantra.

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The Rudra Ashtakam path may be done according to one's capacity, and 108 paths daily may be attempted during Ambubachi

Path according to capacity, and 108 paths in Ambubachi

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:13:29–1:13:51

To Pratibha ji he says the path of the Rudra Ashtakam may absolutely be done according to one's capacity. To a listener who has begun the Lakshmi mala mantra japa, doing 27 paths daily and intending to try 108 paths daily during the Ambubachi parva, he says: very beautiful, absolutely do it.

121

How does one fit a Bhairav practice around an anushthan already running?

Keep the morning practice, do Mahabhairav in the evening, one day at parva kaal

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:13:52–1:14:42 · Also a question

Those doing the path of Dhanda Mai or the Lakshmi mala mantra should keep their anushthan continuing, he says. If there is trouble alongside, do that at one time — as you were doing Dhanda Lakshmi and the Lakshmi mala mantra in the morning, keep that continuing, and in the evening do the Mahabhairav. And on the day of a parva kaal only the pujan should be done: it is not necessary that you must do an 11-day or a 41-day anushthan of Bhairav ji — do one day. If you are not doing a principal anushthan of Bhagavati Dhanda but only her nitya pujan, then whatever parva kaal falls in between, the seva puja of the related shakti should certainly be done.

122

What is the right maryada in caring for stray dogs?

Service outside the threshold

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:14:43–1:15:43 · Also a question

To Vaishnavi ji, who writes that she has taken in two stray dogs that stay outside the house and that there is boundless joy in their company, he says this maryada should always remain as it is — let them stay outside the house and let their service also continue. One should love living creatures, help them according to one's capacity and arrange food and drink for them; but the maryada that they will not be brought to the threshold is very proper, and she has done very rightly.

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Vaishnava kirtan at Pandharpur claims Tulja Bhavani sweeps with a broom there, in order to show Vitthal's superiority

A Vaishnava kirtan claim used to show Vitthal's superiority

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:15:44–1:17:04

A listener writes that among them too the Vaishnava sampradayik people, at the time of kirtan, say in order to show the superiority of Vitthal ji that Tulja Bhavani sweeps with a broom at Pandharpur. Everyone, the speaker says, defames our Mai alone.

He reads out what has been written: that among them too, the Vaishnava sampradayik people, at the time of kirtan, in order to show the superiority of Vitthal ji, say that Tulja Bhavani sweeps with a broom at Pandharpur. Everyone defames our Mai alone, the speaker says.

124

Is a rare tantric object valuable in itself?

Divinity has to be infused by nakshatra, tithi and mantra

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:17:05–1:18:15 · Also a question

Nothing happens from an object alone — always remember this, he says. Until divinity is transmitted into that object it will not be divine. It will be awakened according to the nakshatra, according to the tithi, and then according to the mantra; only then will it be divine, only then priceless. Cut a small page of bhojpatra and keep it and it is not worth even fifty paise; you might get it for five or ten rupees. But write on it a small yantra of Bhagavan Datta and one beejakshar, and do crores of japa on it, and it has become property worth crores.

125

What is his position on online diksha?

Online diksha as chhal, and choosing a guru

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:18:16–1:19:03 · Also a question

To Brijesh ji he says he has stated it clearly many times: online diksha is only and only a matter of chhal. No dakshata ever comes from online diksha. It is his own personal view, formed from all the jnani people he has heard and seen who perform the vidhans — nothing comes of online diksha and the like. Even for diksha, take it from someone after thinking carefully: what the guru is like, what his knowledge is like. Since we are not coming before you, how will we give you diksha? What kind of guru is it who is not even coming in front, not even showing his face, and is saying take diksha from us on the phone — how will that be diksha? And likewise those who are in front and say take online diksha: this is not the matter of diksha, this is only a matter of making a fool of you.

126

Does a guru transfer his own japa to a disciple at diksha?

How much energy can be transferred, and the self-aggrandisement of gurus

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:19:04–1:19:39 · Also a question

You should have your own intelligence to look at all these things — what diksha is as a vidhan, how it happens. Now people say that at the time of diksha there is an exchange of mental waves and that a guru has the capacity to distribute and give away his shaktis and his japa. Then how many crores of japa has that guru done? Even if he has done a crore of japa, how much energy would he be transferring to someone? Does he transfer the energy of each single mantra, saying that the punya of the mantra we once uttered we are dedicating to this person? And the boasting of the guru that goes on nowadays — that the guru's mahima is endless, guru this, guru that. Which guru, after all? A stuti was made of Vedavyas ji, and now they have applied that stuti and made it their own stuti. This is nothing but extreme self-infatuation.

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Listeners have been given the buddhi to tell truth from falsehood and must judge for themselves whom they accept

Buddhi given to tell truth from falsehood

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:19:40–1:21:15

He speaks plainly, he says: whoever a lakh or two lakh people begin to accept on YouTube — as he too has become a YouTube siddh — at least keeps limitations. Whoever a thousand or two thousand people are asking, you are free to do anything at all. So the public should use its own intelligence. God has given you intelligence too; if you are becoming a fool, it is your fault. If the person in front is making a fool of you, then at least look. You have been given your own intelligence to make the distinction of truth and untruth.

128

How should the Ganga Dashahara snana and japa be done?

The navel under the water, and the manipurak chakra

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:21:34–1:22:06 · Also a question

All the people of the Kashi region and others who live near Ganga ji, or near any divine rivers, should certainly bathe in those divine rivers that day, and sit in the water in the river itself at least up to the navel — the edge here meaning that one must sit in the water. The water should come up so high that our navel is submerged; the navel should be within the water. That is where our life is from, and that is what has to be strengthened; from there the shaktis are nourished. So to increase the capacity of that manipurak chakra and for the attainment of devi shakti, certainly sit in the river that day and do japa and tapa.

129

May a small lake be used instead of a river?

A clean sarovar only, and health before ritual

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:22:07–1:22:30 · Also a question

Asked whether it may be done at some small lake, he says: if the sarovar is clean, then go — but with the heat as it is, mosquitoes and the like will bite there; let there be no dengue or malaria. Do not go and do all this where water is stagnant. Even at Ganga ji's bank, if water is standing and you cannot find a ghat at all, do not harm your health — just bathe somehow and come away, and do not then get caught up in doing japa.

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At what hour should the riverside sadhana be done in summer?

At dawn, finished by seven or eight, not at midday

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:22:31–1:23:24 · Also a question

Where the river is flowing, healthy and clean all around and the environment is healthy, sit there and do your anushthan. It is the hot season and the sun is so strong, the temperature going to 45 or 50 degrees — do not go at midday to give up your life. Go at dawn; complete whatever sadhana you can by 7 or 8 and come home. If you go at 10 your health will fail, and the next day a message will come saying you told us to do the Batuk Bhairav anushthan and now we are on saline.

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Is the mala of a sadhana ever changed?

The first mala worn for life, and the second dev diksha kavach

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 1:23:25–1:24:19 · Also a question

To Durga Prasad Jaiswal ji he answers: absolutely not. Only the first time — in that sadhana, when you do mala japa the first time, and then when you do the sadhana a second time, the mala of the first time we have worn, and that has become for life. And the second time that mala is not to be changed. It is for the sake of protection, to be used in that vidhan; and as he had said earlier and said in today's video too, do the japa while wearing the mala so that balance is maintained. The mala will never change.

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