Utsav
Shri Bhairav Chalisa
Shri Bhairav Chalisa is a revered hymn praising Lord Bhairav, a fierce manifestation of Lord Shiva, seeking his blessings for protection and strength. Chanting it is believed to ward off negativity, obstacles, and fear, while invoking courage and spiritual growth. Devotees often recite it with devotion and reverence, especially on Tuesdays or during times of challenges, seeking divine grace and guidance. Its verses extol the virtues and powers of Lord Bhairav, fostering a deeper connection with the divine presence.
Chalisa
॥ Doha ॥
Shri Bhairava Sankata Harana,Mangala Karana Kripalu।
Karahu Daya Ji Dasa Pe,Nishidina Dinadayalu॥
॥ Chaupai ॥
Jai Damrudhara Nayana Vishala।Shyama Varna Vapu Maha Karala॥
Jai Trishuladhara Jai Damrudhara।Kashi Kotawala Sankatahara॥
Jai Girijasuta Paramakripala।Sankataharana Harahu Bhramajala॥
Jayati Batuka Bhairava Bhayahari।Jayati Kala Bhairava Baladhari॥
Ashtarupa Tumhare Saba Gayein।Sakala Ek Te Eka Sivaye॥
Shivaswarupa Shiva Ke Anugami।Ganadhisha Tuma Sabke Swami॥
Jatajuta Para Mukuta Sujhawai।Bhalachandra Ati Shobha Pawai॥
Kati Karaghani Ghunghru Baje।Darshana Karata Sakala Bhaya Bhaje॥
Kara Trishula Damru Ati Sundara।Morapankha Ko Chanvara Manohara॥
Khappara Khadga Liye Balawana।Rupa Chaturbhuja Natha Bakhana॥
Vahana Shvana Sada Sukharasi।Tuma Ananta Prabhu Tuma Avinashi॥
Jai Jai Jai BhairavaBhayo Bhanjana।Jai Kripalu Bhaktana Manaranjana॥
Nayana Vishala Lala Ati Bhari।Raktavarna Tuma Ahahu Purari॥
Bam Bam Bam Bolata Dinarati।Shiva Kahan Bhajahu Asura Arati॥
Ekarupa Tuma Shambhu Kahaye।Duje Bhairava Rupa Banaye॥
Sevaka Tumahin Tumahin Prabhu Swami।Saba Jaga Ke Tuma Antaryami॥
Raktavarna Vapu Ahahi Tumhara।Shyamavarna Kahun Hoi Prachara॥
Shvetavarna Puni Kaha Bakhani।Tini Varna Tumhare Gunakhani॥
Tini Nayana Prabhu Parama Suhavahin।Suranara Muni Saba Dhyana Lagawahi॥
Vyaghra Charmadhara Tuma Jaga Swami।Pretanatha Tuma Purna Akami॥
Chakranatha Nakulesha Prachanda।Nimisha Digambara Kirati Chanda॥
Krodhavatsa Bhutesha Kalakshara।Chakratunda Dashabahu Vyaladhara॥
Ahi Koti Prabhu Nama Tumhare।Japata Sada Metata Dukha Bhare॥
Chaunsatha Yogini Nachahin Sanga।Krodhawana Tuma Ati Ranaranga॥
Bhutnatha Tuma Parama Punita।Tuma Bhavishya Tuma Ahahu Atita॥
Vartamana Tumharo Shuchi Rupa।Kalamayi Tuma Parama Anupa॥
Ailadi Ko Sankata Taryo।Sada Bhakta Ko Karaja Saryo॥
Kaliputra Kahavahu Natha।Taba Charanana Navahuna Nita Matha॥
Shri Krodhesha Kripa Vistarahu।Dina Jani Mohi Para Utarahu॥
Bhavasagara Budhata Dinarati।Hohu Kripalu Dushta Arati॥
Sevaka Jani Keripa Prabhu Kije।Mohi Bhagati Apni Aba Dija॥
Karahu Sada Bhairava Ki Seva।Tuma Samana Dujo Ko Deva॥
Ashwanatha Tuma Parama Manohara।Dushtana Kahe Prabhu Ahahu Bhayankara॥
Tumhara Dasa Jahan Jo Hoi।Takahe Sankata Pare Na Koi॥
Harahu Natha Tuma Jana Ki Pira।Tuma Samana Prabhu Ko Balavira॥
Saba Aparadha Kshama Kari Dijai।Dina Jani Apuna Mohina Kijai॥
Jo Yaha Patha Kare Chalisa।Tapai Kripa Karahu Jagadisha॥
॥ Doha ॥
Jai Bhairava Jai Bhutapati,Jai Jai Jai Sukhakanda।
Karahu Kripa Nita Dasa Pe,Dehu Sada Ananda॥
Benefits of chanting Shri Bhairav Chalisa
The Bhairav Chalisa, like many other devotional hymns, is believed to offer several benefits to those who recite it with faith and devotion:
Protection
Removal of Obstacles
Spiritual Growth
Fearlessness
Blessings of Lord Shiva
Karmic Healing
Overall, the Bhairav Chalisa is considered a powerful spiritual practice that can bring about positive transformations in the lives of devotees, both materially and spiritually, by invoking the divine grace and blessings of Lord Bhairav.
Who can chant Shri Bhairav Chalisa & When to chant?
Shri Bhairav Chalisa can be chanted by anyone who reveres Lord Bhairav and seeks his blessings for protection, courage, and overcoming obstacles. There are no specific restrictions regarding who can chant it, as devotion and sincerity are the primary requirements.
As for when to chant it, similar to other prayers and hymns dedicated to Lord Bhairav, it is often chanted on Tuesdays, which is considered auspicious for him. Additionally, it can be recited during the early morning or evening as part of one's daily spiritual practice. Some devotees also chant it during special occasions associated with Lord Bhairav or during times of personal challenges when seeking divine intervention and guidance.
