Om Shri Gurubhyo Namah, Jai Ma Adya, Jai Khyapa Parampara.
79. Kamya-Adi-Karmma-Sarvasva-Phala-Daya
The Bestower of the Fruits of All Desired Actions and Deeds.
The seventy-ninth name, Kamya-Adi-Karmma-Sarvasva-Phala-Daya, turns attention toward a question every seeker eventually faces: what becomes of the actions we perform with hope, intention, and expectation? This name answers by placing the final result in Kalabhairava's hands. It honors him as the giver of the fruits that arise from desire-driven actions, ritual observances, and all the many deeds through which human beings seek fulfillment.
Elaboration
The compound may be read in parts: kamya refers to actions undertaken with a specific aim or desire, adi means "and the rest," karmma means action or deed, sarvasva means the whole or totality, phala means fruit or result, and daya means giver or bestower. Taken together, the name praises Kalabhairava as the one who grants the outcomes of all such actions.
The Fruits of Desire-Driven Action
In traditional spiritual language, kamya karma refers to acts performed with an intended result in mind. The desire may be worldly, such as health, prosperity, protection, or family welfare, or it may be more inward, such as clarity, blessing, or spiritual advancement. This name recognizes that human beings act with expectation, but it reminds us that the fruit of action is never produced by effort alone.
Kalabhairava as the Giver of Results
The force of the name lies in the word phala-daya. Kalabhairava is not described here as a distant witness who merely observes karma unfold. He is honored as the one who dispenses the result itself. That makes the name both reassuring and humbling. It reassures the devotee that no sincere act is lost, and it humbles the ego by showing that the final outcome does not belong entirely to personal control.
Karma, Timing, and Divine Measure
Because Bhairava is also the lord of kala, time, this name carries an added depth. He does not only grant results; he grants them in their proper season and measure. A desired action may bear fruit quickly, slowly, visibly, or in a form different from what was first imagined. The name therefore links karma to divine timing. What is given, withheld, or delayed is still held within sacred order.
What This Means for the Devotee
To contemplate Kamya-Adi-Karmma-Sarvasva-Phala-Daya is to remember that action matters, but surrender matters too. One should act with sincerity, discipline, and devotion, while recognizing that the ripening of every effort rests with the Divine. In that spirit, the name becomes a guide for both responsibility and trust: do the work, offer it, and leave the fruit at Bhairava's feet.
Spiritual Insight
Contemplating Kamya-Adi-Karmma-Sarvasva-Phala-Daya reminds the seeker to act wholeheartedly, yet without arrogance, knowing that the fruit of every effort ripens only through Bhairava's grace and timing.