Here is a simple, authentic Jain way to offer a wish to Bhomiya Ji Maharaj, based on traditional Jain practices and the Bhomiyaji devotion found in Shwetambar traditions.

Understanding

• Bhomiya Ji Maharaj is honored as a protective Adhisthayak dev at places like Sammed Shikharji. Devotees seek blessings and protection, and sometimes express a wish or gratitude through devotional worship and bhajans. The traditional aim is spiritual upliftment and welfare, not merely material gain. ( jainknowledge.com, sammet-shikhar.com)
• In Jain practice, worship (puja) often centers on reverence, self-purification, and remembrance of virtuous conduct. If a wish is expressed, it should be coupled with a resolve to follow ahimsa, truth, and other Jain vows. ( bbc.com)

What to do (step-by-step) 1) Prepare the mind and place

• Sit calmly in front of Bhomiya Ji Maharaj’s image or idol.
• Take a moment to reflect on non-violence, truth, and self-purification.

2) Offerings (Dravya Puja style)

• Jal (water) for purity
• Chandan (sandalwood) for calmness
• Pushp (flowers) for fragrance and beauty
• Dhoop (incense) for virtue and auspiciousness
• Deep/Diya (lamp) for knowledge and light
• Akshat (rice) for prosperity
• Naivedya (fruits or sweets) as prasad
• Fala (additional fruits) for the result of good deeds
• Arghya (balanced set of offerings) for overall purification and blessing

These eight items form the traditional arghya. Devotees often add oil and vermilion as part of the local devotional practice to Bhomiya Ji. ( jainknowledge.com)

3) Speak or sing a prayer for your wish

• After the offerings, you may recite or sing bhajans in praise of Bhomiya Ji Maharaj. This strengthens devotion and intention. The local practice commonly includes devotional songs and prayers dedicated to Bhomiya Ji. ( jainknowledge.com)

4) Express your wish with a humble heart

• Gently express your sincere wish, while keeping in mind Jain values. For example, you may say you seek guidance, protection on your journey, or a positive change in your life, coupled with a vow to increase your own spiritual practice and compassion toward others.

5) Conclude with prayers for welfare and purification

• End with namaskar and a resolve to follow ahimsa, satya, and other Jain vows.
• If you have offered prasad, share it with others or use it as a reminder to practice virtuous conduct.

Notes

• There are variations between Digambar and Shwetambar practices. Bhomiyaji is widely venerated in Shwetambar temples; some local customs may differ (e.g., types of offerings or additional prayers). The core idea remains reverence, protection, and self-improvement aligned with Jain principles. ( sammet-shikhar.com, explorejainism.com)

You can read more about Bhomiya Ji’s role and related devotion here:

• Story of Adhisthayak Dev Bhomiyaji
• Bhomiya Ji at Sammet Shikhar