Kala Bhairava temple in Hanuman Dokha located in Nepal has 12 foot high stone image of Kala Bhairava sculpted in the 17th century. Lord Kala Bhairava is the manifestation of Lord Shiva who manages Kaal. Kaal means time. It is widely believed that Kala Bhairava can solve most of the problems which are pending for a long time. Worshipping Lord Kala Bhairav is very popular in North as well as in South India. Tantriks and anyone who is seeking divine powers to tackle problems that seems to have no solutions, surrender to Lord Kala Bhairav. It is widely believed that worshipping Him can solve most of the problems which are long pending and also undue delays in achieving results can be reduced by sincere prayers to Lord Kala Bhairav.
He is the manifestation of Lord Shiva who manages time. There is nothing more precious than time, so intelligent humans should use every moment effectively on the spiritual path. Those, who want to do this, can get the divine help of Lord Kala Bhairava, if they request Him with sincerity. Those who tend to disipate away their time on many a trivial pursuit should pray sincerely to Lord Kala Bhairav, if they want to improve their time management skills and use their time intelligently. According to Hindu scriptures, natives who worship Kala Bhairav to reduce the evils caused by Sani because Sani is also known as Kaal. Both Kala Bhairava and Sani are signified by the colour black. Lord Kala Bhairav is worshipped by Yogis and Tantriks to attain Siddhis. Lord Bhairav is regared as the guardian of Yogis and Tantriks, who attain accomplishment of mantras by doing devotion. Many astrologers and tantriks keep Bhairon Booti with them to enhance their occult knowledge. The very word Bhairav means terrific. He is often depicted with frowning, angry eyes and sharp, tigher's teeth and flaming hair, stark naked except for garlands of skulls and a coiled snake around his neck. In his four hands, he carries a noose, trident, drum and skull. He is often shown accompanied by a dog. Lord Bhairav's worship is very useful to win over your enemies and to get success and all materialistic comforts. It is very easy to please Lord Bhairva by doing normal worship daily. Batuk Bhairav is the most worshipped form of Bhairav in tantra.
List of songs in "Bhairavar Kavasam" :-
1) Sri Bhairavar Kavalam
2) Thendaralai Arul
3) Saranaakathiyae
4) Agilathil Valum
5) Sudaroli Amadhumagi
6) Sri Swarana Bhairava
7) Thirumbiya Thisai
8) Ashtakalakshmi
9) Sivanain Roopa
10) Kala Bhairava
He is the manifestation of Lord Shiva who manages time. There is nothing more precious than time, so intelligent humans should use every moment effectively on the spiritual path. Those, who want to do this, can get the divine help of Lord Kala Bhairava, if they request Him with sincerity. Those who tend to disipate away their time on many a trivial pursuit should pray sincerely to Lord Kala Bhairav, if they want to improve their time management skills and use their time intelligently. According to Hindu scriptures, natives who worship Kala Bhairav to reduce the evils caused by Sani because Sani is also known as Kaal. Both Kala Bhairava and Sani are signified by the colour black. Lord Kala Bhairav is worshipped by Yogis and Tantriks to attain Siddhis. Lord Bhairav is regared as the guardian of Yogis and Tantriks, who attain accomplishment of mantras by doing devotion. Many astrologers and tantriks keep Bhairon Booti with them to enhance their occult knowledge. The very word Bhairav means terrific. He is often depicted with frowning, angry eyes and sharp, tigher's teeth and flaming hair, stark naked except for garlands of skulls and a coiled snake around his neck. In his four hands, he carries a noose, trident, drum and skull. He is often shown accompanied by a dog. Lord Bhairav's worship is very useful to win over your enemies and to get success and all materialistic comforts. It is very easy to please Lord Bhairva by doing normal worship daily. Batuk Bhairav is the most worshipped form of Bhairav in tantra.
List of songs in "Bhairavar Kavasam" :-
1) Sri Bhairavar Kavalam
2) Thendaralai Arul
3) Saranaakathiyae
4) Agilathil Valum
5) Sudaroli Amadhumagi
6) Sri Swarana Bhairava
7) Thirumbiya Thisai
8) Ashtakalakshmi
9) Sivanain Roopa
10) Kala Bhairava
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