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**Composed by Somasen Bhattaraka**
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**Characteristics of Kalpadruma Puja**
Whoever, by giving alms, fulfills the aspirations of the world, is considered a Kalpadruma Yajna, performed by Chakravartis. || 79 ||
What you desire, in the form of a question, fulfilling the aspirations of all the humans in the world, the worship performed by Chakravarti kings is called Kalpadruma Yajna. || 79 ||
Whatever is done daily and on special occasions, like offering Bali (pulses, rice, bread, etc.), abhisheka (ceremonial bath), dance, singing, playing music, pratiṣṭhā (installation), rathayātrā (chariot procession), etc., should be included in these daily and occasional rituals as appropriate. || 80 ||
The meaning is - Abhisheka (ceremonial bath) of the Supreme Being, dancing, singing, playing music, rathayātrā (chariot procession), pilgrimage to Girnar, Sammed Shikhar, etc., are all included in the various types of daily and occasional worship. || 80 ||
The fruit of every worship with water, fragrance, etc. || 81 ||
The stream of water offered to the feet of Shri Jinendra Deva, according to the prescribed rituals, pacifies the karma of knowledge-obscuring, etc. The application of pure fragrance gives a pleasant smell to the body. Offering Akshata (unbroken rice grains) ensures that the power of Aṇimā (the power to become small) and wealth never perish. Offering a garland of flowers grants garlands of Kalpavriksha (wish-fulfilling trees) in heaven. Offering Naivedya (food offering) makes one the master of infinite Lakshmi (wealth). Offering a lamp increases radiance. Offering incense brings supreme good fortune. Offering fruits grants desired fruits. Offering Arghya (water offering) and Pushpanjali (offering of flowers) brings special respect. || 81 ||
**Order of Worship**
After completing the worship, with devotion, praise Jinendra Deva, and again bow to him. Then, in order, honor the deities like Padma, etc., who preside over the scriptures. || 82 ||