Bhadrapada Purnima Sadhana is a special spiritual practice presented by Sri Nikhil Chetana Kendra, Hyderabad as part of its initiative to provide five-day sadhanas every month. The document connects this practice with Lord Dattatreya and Sage Daladan, emphasizing lifelong devotion and faithfulness toward the Guru as an essential foundation of the sadhana.
According to the prescribed procedure, the practitioner should wear orange (gerua) clothes, sit on a silk asana facing east, and perform the sadhana at a Dattatreya Kshetra or before a Dattatreya Yantra. The prescribed mantra is to be chanted one lakh times over 5 or 11 days using a red Sphatik Mala.
After completion of the mantra japa, the document instructs the practitioner to stand before the murti of the chosen Devi or Devata and offer 108 red Kaner flowers at the deity's feet. The text states that the deity may then provide direct or indirect assistance toward the practitioner's good and purposeful undertaking.
The teaching accompanying this sadhana places particular importance on Guru Nishtha and regular spiritual practice. It describes sadhana as an essential part of a seeker's life and presents dedication to the Guru and disciplined practice as a path toward overcoming difficulties and accomplishing challenging goals.