ବଟୁକ ଭୈରଵ ସ୍ତୋତ୍ରମ୍

ଅର୍ଥ:I bow to Batuka — the boy-form of Bhairava — whose complexion is clear as crystal and whose face shines with earrings; adorned with divine ornaments set with the nine gems, with little bells and anklets; of blazing form yet bright-faced, three-eyed and exceedingly gracious, who ever holds in his two lotus-hands the trident and the staff.

ଅର୍ଥ:I ever meditate on that God, fear-dispelling, who shines like the rising sun, three-eyed, anointed in red and garlanded in red; with a smiling face, holding in his hands the boon-giving gesture, the skull-bowl, the gesture of fearlessness and the trident; the blue-throated one, adorned with a hundred noble ornaments, brilliant with the cool-rayed moon on his crest, clad in the russet-red colour of the bandhuka flower.

ଅର୍ଥ:One should meditate on Mahesha, lovely as a dark-blue mountain, white with the crescent moon, wearing a garland of skulls; clad in the directions (sky-clad), with tawny hair, bearing in his lotus-hands the damaru drum, the goad, the sword, the trident and the gesture of fearlessness, a serpent, a bell and the skull-bowl; with fearsome fangs, serpents for ornaments, three eyes, and resplendent with jewel-studded little bells and anklets.