Bairavar Pooja

Bhairava is the guardian deity of the abode of God shiva. So he is called kshetra pAla. The term bhairava means "Terrific". As the guardian of the abode of Lord, his form is very fierce, with ery many kind of weapons, naked and decorated with skull and having a smile on the face that threatens the wrong doers and protects the devotees. He has a dog as his vehicle. So he is referred as Shuna Vahanar. bhairava is not a form of Lord shiva, but a form very closely associated and he is one of the powers assigned by the Lord. It is the custom that the keys of the temple are submitted to bhairava after the poojas are completed for the day and again taken from him the next morning before the opening. As the guardian deity he is also worshipped after any of the festivals at the temple. bhairava would be having an abode naturally in all the Lord shiva temples. The kAsi (vArANasi) abode is much renowned abode of bhairav, as he is the protector of that whole city - the holy land of the Lord vishvanath.

Customized Pooja

The pooja performed depends on the type of problem & the individuals Birth Chart, usually a Pundit is consulted for advice on the type of poojas that is to be conducted. If you have any doubts please ask to our Pundits. A detailed analysis of your Horoscope chart, by our Pundits would suggest you the most suitable remedies or if to conduct special poojas for specific problems at specific temples, that would help you over come your problems and to obtain evident good results with the Power of Cosmic Energy.

How Do We Perform This Pooja?

Based on your Birth Chart and on the instructions given by our Pundit, selective poojas are performed by Our Experienced Priests. Our Priests has vast experience in the field of performing Poojas & Homams. The Priests at Sri Gayathri Ashram perform prayers and Poojas on behalf of others every day. You can have a special pooja performed for yourself, your loved ones and friends, for the success of your business or other activities, to remove obstacles to health or to assist a person who is sick or dying.