Kaal Bhairav Mantra -

Kaal Bhairav is one of the most ferocious manifestations of Lord

Shiva. Once Lord Brahma grew arrogant and egoistic. During those
times he had five heads one on top of the four heads. Lord Shiva
wanted to teach him a lesson and make him more committed and
responsible to his task. Therefore he created Kaal Bhairav from his
nail and thus Kaal Bhairav manifested as an incarnation of Lord
Shiva.
Kaal Bhairav moved towards Brahma and severed his top head with
his nail. The skull of Braham also called as Brahma Kapala got stuck
to his hand and this is depicted in the iconographic image of Lord
Kaal Bhairav found in all temples. Kaal Bhairav’s vehicle or vahan is
a black dog. Kaal Bhairave appears naked like a child and wanders
like a mendicant. He is so easily pleased and blesses his devotees
with wealth, health and prosperity.
The most appropriate and auspicious time to worship Kaal Bhairav is
the Rahukal period on Sundays (4:30pm to 6:00pm). Usually, the
devotees carry sacred materials including Coconut, Flowers,
Sindoor, Mustard oil, black sesame etc to please Kaal Bhairav.

Shakti Peeths are the sacred spots where the divine energy of the
Mother Form is installed. It is believed that Kaal Bhairav guards
these sites. Therefore, Kaal Bhairav is also called Bhatuk Bhairav.

Tantra is a sect dedicated to performing superhuman and mystic

rituals. Kaal Bhairav is one of the most preferred deity for the
Tantriks. There are some interesting mantras to worship Kaal
Bhairav chanting which are said to remove fear, cure diseases,
destroy enemies and bestow prosperity. A few of the chosen
mantras to propitiate Kaal Bhairav are given below.

Kaal Bhairav Bheeja Mantras -

“Om aim hraam kleem shri batukbhairavaya” (The four syllables
following Om are called Bhijas or seeds). These bhijas correspond to
the sound form of Lord Kaal Bhairav.
“Om Hreem Bum Batukaya Apadudharanaya Kuru Kuru Batukaya
Hreem Om Namaha Shiyaye "
“Om Hraam Hreem Hroom Hrime Hroum Ksham Kshetrapaalaaya
Kaala Bhairavaaya Namaha”

Kaal Bhairava Gayatri Mantra:

Om Kaalakaalaaya Vidhmahey Kaalaatheethaaya dheemahi Thanno
Kaala Bhairava Prachodhayaath.

Kaal Bhairav Puja Procedure is rather severe and elaborate. The puja
is performed to Kaal Bhairav Yantra or etching of a mystic
diagrammatic representation of Kaal Bhairav on a copper sheet. The
worshipper offers prayers, flowers and the offerings to the yantra
accompanied by the chanting of Kaal Bhairav mantras. The
recommended number of rounds for Kaal Bhairav mantra is
1,25,000.

During the Kaal Bhairav puja, partaking food is done only once a
day. The observer will abstain from any form of sensual indulgence
and maintain cleanliness both in the body and mind. Though
appearing fearful, Kaal Bhairav is a highly benevolent form of Lord
Shiva. Pleasing Kaal Bhirav is very easy and can be easily done by
chanting the Kaal Bhairav mantra.
Once made a regular practice, Kaal Bhairav mantra can bestow
infinite blessings upon the chanter and win him the divine blessings
of the Lord leading to prosperity and the final salvation at the end.
Therefore, people chant Kaal Bhairav mantra with great devotion
and fervor.
Kaal Bhairav Powerful Mantra
 Kaal
Bhairav Powerful Mantra
Kalabhairava is usually depicted in a fierce form decorated
with serpents and carrying a head, which according to the
Puranas, was the fourth head of Lord Brahma which lord
Shiva in his aspect as Kalabhairava cut off to teach him a
lesson. Kalabhairava is one of the eight Bharaiva fierce
manifestations of Lord Shiva. He is blue-throated from
swallowing the poison to save the world; He is three-eyed
with eternal supreme wisdom in his third eye. His eyes are
like Lotus flowers. He is Death of death being the
vanquisher of death. He is indestructible, wears the garland
of human skulls and carries the trident.
kaal bhirav mantra is very powerful and effective most of
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1. Vatuk Bhairav Mantra
Om Hreem Aapaduddharanaay Kuru Kuru Swaha
2. Swarnakarshan Bhairav Mantra
Om Shreem Hreem Kleem Om Namo Bhagavate
Swarnaakarshan
Bhairavaay Hiranyam Daapay Daapay Shreem Hreem
Kleem
Swaha
3. Mahabhairav Mantra
Om Bram Bhairavaay Namah
4. Pratyaksh Siddhi Vatuk Bhairav Mantra
Om Hreem Vatukaay Aapaduddharanaay Kuru Kuru
Vatukaay
5. Bhairav Mantra for Protection
Om Hreem Bhairav Bhayankar Har Maam Raksh Raksh Hum
Phat Swaha
6. Bhairav Mantra for Vashikaran
Om Namo Vatuk Bhairavaay Kaamdevaay Yasya Yasya
Drushyo Bhavaami Yashcha Yashcha Mam Sukham Tam Tam
Mohayatu Swaha
7. Bhairav Mantra for Happy Life
Om Hraum Hreem Hroom Hleem Hum Om
8. Bhairav Mantra for removal of all problems
Om Kleem Veem Room Dhrum Ghneem Hreem Vatuk
Bhairavaay
Namah Swaha
9. Dakshinonmukhi Bhairav Mantra
Om Bhram Bhram Bhram Bhairavaay Namah
10. Bhairav Mantra used by Karna
Om Bhram Bhram Bhram Kreem Bhram Bhram Bhram Phat
11. Krodh Bhairav Mantra
Om Hum Hraum Ram Jwaal Karaalyei Krodhashcha Kaal
Bhairavaay Namah
This eleven Kaal bhairav mantra is very powerful

Important Kaal Bhairav Mantras and its benefits

By Nikita Banerjee
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Kaal Bhairav is the fierce form of Lord Shiva. He is the punisher, a ferocious
avatar, who took form to ensure right was done. Of the many avatars of Lord
Shiva, Kaal Bhairav is known to be the keeper of time just as his name
suggests. He is also known as Lord Dandapani, i.e. the one wielding a stick to
punish the offenders.
 As per legends, Lord Kaal Bhairav took form when an enraged Shiva wished to teach Lord
Brahma a lesson. It so happened that the male Hindu trinity or Tridevs – Brahma, Vishnu and
Mahesh aka Shiva got into an argument – who was the supreme most of all? Lord Shiva stated he
was and therefore, Lord Vishnu backed out. However, Lord Brahma refused to quiet down. It got
to a point when sages and scholars had to intervene but Lord Brahma would not back out!
Enraged, Lord Shiva took the form of Kaal Bhairav who, in his wrathful avatar, astride a
fearsome black dog, charged at Brahma and cutoff his 5th head.

Therefore, Kaal Bhairav helps to keep one’s ego in check. As he cut off Brahma’s head with his
nail, the skull was stuck and is known as Brahma Kapala. This depiction is found in all Bhairav
temples in India. He is kind and easily bestows his devotees with wealth and prosperity.

The best and auspicious time to worship Kaal Bhairav is the Rahu kaal period on Sundays
between 4:30 PM to 6:00PM. Offering such as coconut, sindoor, flowers, mustard oil, black
sesame etc. should be offered to Lord Bhairava.

Every Shakti Peeth is guarded by Lord Kaal Bhairav and they are known as Bhatuk Bhairav. It is
said Lord Kaal Bhairava’s powers lie in the occult sciences and therefore, for occult experts,
Bhairava is the most preferred deity. Worshipping Lord Kaal Bhairav helps to overcome
diseases, adversaries, enemies and poverty.

Here are some important Kaal Bhairav Mantras:

1. Beeja Mantras:

a. “Om aim hraam kleem shri batukbhairavaya”

b. “Om Hreem Bum Batukaya Apadudharanaya Kuru Kuru Batukaya

Hreem Om Namaha Shiyaye "

c. “Om Hraam Hreem Hroom Hrime Hroum Ksham Kshetrapaalaaya

Kaala Bhairavaaya Namaha”

Kalbhairav Mantra
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Kala Bhairava Mantra in Hindi:-
ॐ ककालभभैरवकाय नम:।‘
ॐ भयहरणण च भभैरव:।‘
‘ॐ �ीी ीण बटट ककाय आपद�ीट ीकारणकाय कट �कट � बटट ककाय �ीी।ीण ‘
’ॐ हण षण नण गण कण सण खण महकाककाल भभैरवकाय नम:।‘
’ॐ भ�ीकाण ककालभभैरवकाय फटट ।‘
Kala Bhairava Mantra in English:-
” Hrim vatukaya apadudharanaya kuru kuru batukaya hrim.”
“Om hreem vam vatukaaya Aapaduddharanaya vatukaaya hreem”
“Om Hraam Hreem Hroom Hrime Hroum Ksham Kshetrapaalaaya Kaala Bhairavaaya
Namaha”
Kala Bhairava Gayatri Mantra:-
Om Kaalakaalaaya Vidhmahey
Kaalathethaya dheemahi
Thanno Kaala Bhairava Prachodhayaath.
Swarnat Vijaya Vidmahe
Sula Hastaya Dhimahi
Tanno Kala Bhairavaya Prachodayat
According to Hindu Mythology chanting of Kalbhairav Mantra regularly is the most
powerful way to please God
Kalbhairav and get her blessing.
How to chant Kalbhairav Mantra
To get the best result you should chant Kalbhairav Mantra early morning after taking
bath and in front of God
Kalbhairav Idol or picture. You should first understand the Kalbhairav Mantra
meaning in hindi to maximize its effect.
Benefits of Kalbhairav Mantra
Regular chanting of Kalbhairav Mantra gives peace of mind and keeps away all the
evil from your life and makes
you healthy, wealthy and prosperous.

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Kala Bhairava is a fierce manifestation of Lord Shiva and is highly
revered across the Indian subcontinent. He is depicted in an
aggressive form with angry eyes shaped like lotus blossoms, blazing
hair, tiger’s teeth, snake coiled around his neck or crown, and an
eerie garland of human skulls. Often terrifying, Kala Bhairava carries
a trident, a drum and the severed fifth head of Brahma. The deity is
blue throated from swallowing poison to save the world. Hence, he
is considered to be the vanquisher of death. His third eye represents
eternal supreme wisdom.

There are many interesting legends surrounding Kala Bhairava, one

of the eight avatars of Lord Shiva. The origin of the mighty god is
attributed to a tale in the Shiv Mahapurana, wherein Lord Brahma
commands Lord Vishnu to worship him, as he is the creator of the
universe. This angers Lord Shiva, who is incarnated as Kala
Bhairava to punish him and beheads one of Brahma’s five heads.
Since then Brahma has four heads while Bhairava carries the fifth.
But chopping off Brahma’s head amounted to the killing of a
Brahman. Consequently, Bhairava had to carry the gory head with
him for 12 years. He wandered like a vagabond, till he was liberated
of the sin. Usually the idol of Bhairava depicts him in this frightful
form.
The name Bhairava itself is replete with deep meaning. The first
syllable ‘Bhai’ means fear and also lustrous light. It is said to endow
one with material wealth. ‘Rava ’ means echo. While ‘Ra’ casts off
negativity and restricted consciousness, ‘Va’ keeps creating
opportunities. In totality Bhairava denotes that by using fear we can
attain ‘aseem anand’ or extreme delight.

Worshipped by Hindus, Jains and Buddhists alike, daily prayer

offerings to Bhairava helps in achieving success, defeating enemies
and attaining all materialistic comforts. He helps devotees fruitfully
utilize their time in securing their goals. This is the reason why he is
known as the Lord of Time. Wasting time in trivial pursuits can be
diverted towards a constructive purpose, if one offers prayers and
chants the name of Bhairava. He purifies souls with his sheer power
and makes odds favorable for believers. Almost miraculously, one is
at the right place at the right time for the best of opportunities.

Lord Bhairava is also known as ‘Kotwal’ or ‘Kshetpalaka’, the

guardian of the temple. The keys to Shiva and Shakti temples are
ceremonially submitted to Bhairava at closing time and received
from him at the opening time in the morning. There is generally a
shrine dedicated to him in the temple premise itself. He is also a
guardian of the travellers and blesses those who visit on pilgrimage.
The Siddhas state that before embarking on a journey, especially
while travelling at night, one must light diyas (lamps) and garland
Lord Bhairava with cashew nut wreaths. This assures protection and
safety. For those abroad away from the blessed shores, the worship
is equally important.
Despite being one of the most feared deities, he is essentially one of
the most rewarding and protective gods. In tantric practices he is
sacred as Batuk Bharav. Being a rudra, the Lord is said to be very
knowledgeable in tantra-mantra.

Kala Bhairava is also famous for his dog vahana or vehicle. The dog
is usually seated on one side, ready to taste the dripping blood from
the executed Brahma head. Looking after and feeding dogs is thus
considered to be another way of displaying devotion. Bhairava can
bestow incredible blessings and the boon of auspicious time to
devotees. According to myths, if one feeds hungry dogs with ‘halwa
puri’ (sweet bread), then automatically all problems can be
overcome.

People have always been worshipping Kala Bhairava from the days
of yore. But according to the sacred texts the 60 years from the
Chirtabhanu Year i.e. April 2002 to the next Chirtabhanu Year i.e.
April 2062, is the most important time. The Ashtami after Poornima
(the eighth day after full moon) is said to be the most ideal day for
puja rituals. Practitioners celebrate Kala Bhairavashtami or Kala
Bhairava Jayanti commemorating the day Kala Bhairava appeared
on earth in the Margashirsha month of the Hindu calendar. There
are elaborate ceremonies in the 12 Jyotirlinga Shiva shrines in Kasi,
Tiruvannamalai, Ujjain and others, which have special rites and
sacraments on this day.
Kala Bhairava has 8 manifestations, namely Asithaanga Bhairava,
Ruru Bhairava, Chanda Bhairava, Krodha Bhairava, Unmattha
Bhairava, Kapaala Bhairava, Bheeshana Bhairava and Samhaara
Bhairava. He also guards the 52 Shaktipeethas and hence there are
said to be 52 forms of Bhairava across the sacred spots. Protecting
Shakti is significant for everlasting peace amidst the scenarios of
wrath, violence and animosity. Prayers to Lord Kala Bhairava as well
as Sarabeswara and Amruta Mrityunjaya are necessary for this
safeguarding.

From the Aghoris and Kapalika sect to Gorat Kashmiris, from

Assamese tantric practitioners to the Gowdas of Karnataka, from
worshippers in Kathmandu to those in Sri Lanka, across diverse
communities Kala Bhairava is venerated. The Kashi (Benares)
Bhairava is accorded much reverence. Hindu reformer Adi Sankara
once wrote a beautiful hymn titled ‘Kala Bhairav Ashtakam’ in honor
of the Kashi deity. In the rural milieu of Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra
and others, he is believed to be the village protector. The villagers
erect decorative statues of ‘grama devata’ at the village entrance.

The word Bhairava itself has considerable prominence in

invocations. Chanting the three syllables ‘bhai’, ‘ra’ and ‘va’ is said
to create a bounty of benefits. The sacred sound is said to be a
reminder that each second is precious and that one should not
procrastinate and disrespect time. Instead one must polish oneself
by chanting and sharpen ones focus by chanting.

According to many gurus devotees must chant the syllables 8 times

a day for a 1 minute each, anytime day or night. One can even
chant the mantra more than 108 times or by writing 1008 or 10008
times for great outcomes and protection.

Thus, this fearful manifestation of Lord Shiva is believed to be one

of the most protective powers blessing for humanity.
Kalabhairava Pooja—Control Time

Why Kalabhairava Pooja?

Time and tide wait for none goes the saying. Controlling time and maintain punctuality is
a lacking birth quality for many. Kala Bhairava blesses you with the power of controlling
the factor called time and incidents that take place in your life.

Who is Kalabhairava?

Kala Bhairava also called the keeper of time is the lord who controls the time and
incidents that take place in the human’s life. The divine Kala Bhairava stands for Kala—
the time period and Bhairava, the keeper of time.

Benefits and Significance

You will attain the sheer power to control the time and the incidents that take place in
your life with the blessings of Kala Bhairava. He blesses you with the divine power of
predicting things that are to happen and to avoid mishaps by controlling time!

Assistance from Vedic Folks

We at Vedic Folks are proud to possess the most authoritative experts who have the
knowledge and ease to invoke these powerful radiations of Kala Bhairava who can
control the time and incidents of your life!

Kala Bhairava Mantra (The specified Mantra is to be recited for 108 times as a standard
rule; however, changes if any will be mentioned by the priest at the time of the Pooja)

“Swarnat Vijaya Vidmahe

Sula Hastaya Dhimahi

Tanno Kala Bhairavaya Prachodayat”

You can also chant this Mantra:

“Om Hram Kala Bhairavaya Namaha”

Sri Kala Bhairava Upasana

As Compiled by Krishna – Youtube : Medhayoga
We have tried to give this puja method in a simplified way so that all devotees can easily do this puja
at their home and get the blessing of Sri Kala Bhairava. The pooja has been divided into three parts.
1) Upachara pooja 2 ) Sri Kala Bhairava Gayatri Japa & 3) Sri Vatuka Bhairava Moola Mantra Japa .
We wish all our devotees to get the blessings of Sri Kala Bhairava and attain all good things in their
life soon. Normally when we are doing the Kala Bhairava puja in the night between 9.00 pm to 12.00
am it would give quick result. Please refer our earlier two parts of videos for further details.
Remember : Do the puja as per your ability with possible things. God will recognize and give his
blessings. Believe and proceed.
Arrange puja mandala with Sri Kala bhairava and Sri Ganapathi. Light two Lamps on each side of
Sri Kala Bhairava. Light Incensed sticks. Keep the necessary puja things near to you and start the
puja.
1. Aachamanam :

Intake an uddharini of water 3 times uttering each mantra. The water should be taken in the right
hand palm.
a. Achyutaaya Namaha
b. Anantaaya Namaha
c. Govindaaya Namaha
2. Sri Vinayagar Dhyanam :

With your fists tap on both sides of your temples five times chanting the following mantra.
Shuklaambaradharam vishnum shashivarnam chaturbhujam |
Prasannavadanam dhyaayaet sarva vignopashaantayae ||
Vakratunda mahaakaaya kotisoorya samaprabha |
Avighnam kuru mae daeva sarva kaaryaeshu sarvadaa ||
3. Sankalpaha :

Take few Akshatas in your right palm and close and keep it on the left palm and place it over the
right thigh and say the mantras.
Mamopaatta samasta duritakshayadwaaraa shree man Narayana preetyartham / paramaeshwara
preetyartham / kala bhairava preetyartham karishya maanasya karmanaha nirvighnaena
parisamaaptyartham aadow vighnaeshwara poojaam karishyae ||
( The akshatas should be placed north side of the Sri vinayakar )
4. Ghantaa pooja :

Ring the bell and chant the following mantra. This is done with the intention of inviting the devataas
to protect us from any destructive forces doing any obstruction to the pooja
Aagamaartham tu daevaanaam
Gamanaartham tu rakshasaam |
Ghantaaravam karomyadav
Daevataahvaana laanchanam ||
5. Sri Vinayakar Aavahanam :

Take Akshata in your right palm and after reciting the below mantra offer to the Sri Vinayakar.
Om
Ganaanaam tvaa ganapatigum havaamahae
Kavim kaveenaam upamashra – vastamam |
Jyaeshtha raajam brahmanaam brahmanaspata
Aanaha shrunvan-nootibhisseeda saadanam ||
Yaekadantaaya vidmahae vakratundaaya dheemahi
Tanno dantee prachodayaat ||
Asmin Haridra bimbae (Turmaric Vinayakar) / Asmin Chitra patesmin (Picture) / Asmin Bimbae
(Idol) Sumukam Sri vigneswaram Dhyayami – Aavahayami . ( Offer Akshatas and Flowers to Sri
vinayakar )
Sri Vigneswara Upachara Pooja
6. Om Vigneswaraya Namaha Gandhaam Samarpayaami |

( keep Chandan and kumkum on the turmeric Vinayakar / Picture / Idol)

7. Om Vigneswaraya Namaha Pushpaihi Poojayaami |

(Put flowers on Sri Vinayakar)

8. Om Vigneswaraya Namaha Dhoopamagrapayaami |

(Show lighted incensed sticks / Sambraani)

9. Om Vigneswaraya Namaha Deepam Darshayaami |
(Show lighted lamp)
10. Om Vigneswaraya Namaha Maha Naivaedyam nivaedayaami |

(Offer Prasad plate ( Banana , coconut etc) before sri Vinayakar and pour one uddarani water on the
cup.)
11. Keep both palms together in Namaskar Mudra and recite the following prarthana mantra.

Agajaanana padmaarkam gajaananam aharnisham |

Anaekadantam bhaktaanaam yaekadantam upaasmahae ||
12. If you are using turmeric Vinayakar then do yathasthanam by reciting this mantra. For Idol and
picture this is not required.

Asmaath haridra bimbaath sumukam Vigneswaram yathaasthanam prathistaapayaami |

(Move the Turmeric Vinayakar slightly towards North direction. This is called Yathasthanam )
13. Take Vigneswara prasadam (Akshatas & Flowers ) from the feet of Sri Vigneswara and have it on
your head .

Sri Vigneswara prasadam sirasa Girhnaami |

Apa Upasprusiya |
Sri Kala Bhairava Pradaana puja
1. Sri Ganapathi Dhyanam :

With your fists tap on both sides of your temples five times chanting the following mantra.
Shuklaambaradharam vishnum shashivarnam chaturbhujam |
Prasannavadanam dhyaayaet sarva vignopashaantayae ||
2. Pranayaama ( One Time)

(Fold the right hand index finger and the middle finger inside. Press the right nostril with the thumb
and inhale through left nostril and hold the breath inside closing the left nostril with ring and little
fingers and recite the pranaayama mantra once and exhale through right nostril slowly and again
inhale through right nostril in the same position and close it with thumb and hold the breath and
recite the pranaayama mantra once and open the left nostril and exhale slowly. This is one round of
pranayama. Finally using your right hand ring finger touch the right ear and recite Om Om Om.
Pranayaama mantra :
Om bhoohu, om bhuvaha, ogumm suvaha, om mahaha, om janaha, om tapaha, ogum satyam,
Om tatsavitur – varaenyam, bhargo daevasya dheemahi, dhiyo-yonah prachodayaat |
Omaapaha jyotee-rasaha amrutam brahma, bhoorbhuvas-suvarom ||
3. Sri Kala Bhairava puja Sankalpa

Take few Akshatas &flowers in your right palm and close and keep it on the left palm and place it
over the right thigh and say the mantras.
Mamopaatta samasta duritakshayadwaaraa shree kala bhairava preetyartham mama sahakutumbasya,
kshaema-sdhairya, veerya vijaya, aayuraarogya, aishwaryaabhivruddhyartham, dhanadhaanya
shamrudyartham, Dharmaartha , kaama , moksha chaturvitha pursartha siddhyartham, janma
janmaanthraesu papa dosha nivruthyartham, samastha duritopa shaantyartham, Aapan
nivaranaartham, kasta nirasanaartham, Apamirthyu nivaaranaartham, manobheesta siddhyartham Sri
Kala Bhairava Devasya poojanam aham karishyae ||
(Now place the akshatas & flowers in the north side of Sri kala bhairava)
4. Sri Kala Bhairava Dhyanam :

Keeping the both palms together in namaskar mudra recite the below mantra with full concentration.
Om Namo Bhairava roopaaya Bhairavaaya Namo Namaha |
Namo Bhadraswaroopaaya Jagathaathya Namo Namaha ||
Nama Siddhiswaroopaaya siddhidhaaya Namo Namaha |
Namo Binduswaroopaaya Bindusindhu prakaasinae ||
Namo Jayaswaroopaaya Jagaj Jaadya Nivaaranae |
Maha Bhoothaaya Bhoothaaya Bhoothaanaam pathyae Namaha ||
Bhakthapriyaaya Shanthaaya Bhairavaaya Namo Namaha |
Namo Bhathaswaroopaaya Roopathaaya Namo Namaha ||
Namo Vatuka roopaaya Kala Bhairavaaya Namo Namaha |
Vatuka Bhairava Dhyana Slokam :
Vandae baalam spatika sadrusham kundalod
Bhaasi vaktram divyaa kalpayair navamanimayaihi
Kinkini noopuraadhyaihi deepthaakaaram vishadavadanam
Suprasannam mahaesam hasthaabjaabhyaam
Vatukamanisham sulakadgauv dadhaanam ||
5. Om vatuka roopaaya kala bhairavaaya Namaha |

Aavahayami ( Offer Akshatas &flowers to Sri Kala Bhairavar)

Rathna simhaasanam Samarpayaami | (Offer Akshatas &flowers to Sri Kala Bhairavar)
6. Om vatuka roopaaya kala bhairavaaya Namaha |

Paadyam Samarpayaami | (Pour water in the arghyam cup)

7. Om vatuka roopaaya kala bhairavaaya Namaha |

Arghyam Samarpayaami | (Pour water in the arghyam cup)

8. Om vatuka roopaaya kala bhairavaaya Namaha |

Aachamaneeyam Samarpayaami | (Pour water in the arghyam cup)

9. Om vatuka roopaaya kala bhairavaaya Namaha |

(If you are having Sri Kala Bhairava Idol you can do abisheka to the Idol. If you are having picture
you can just take the Abisheka things in the Uddarani and touch it with a flower and sprinkle it on Sri
Kala Bhairava. This is enough for Abisheka.)
Shuddhodaka snaanam Samarpayaami ( Pure Water )
Dugdha snaanam Samarpayaami ( Milk)
Dadhi snaanam Samarpayaami ( Curd)
Ghrutha snaanam Samarpayaami ( Ghee)
Madhu snaanam Samarpayaami ( Honey)
Shuddhodaka snaanam Samarpayaami ( Pure Water )
10. Om vatuka roopaaya kala bhairavaaya Namaha |

Shuddhaachamanam Samarpayaami | (Pour water in the arghyam cup)

11. Om vatuka roopaaya kala bhairavaaya Namaha |

Vastram Smarpayaami | ( Offer Vastram to Sri Kala Bhairavar )

If you are not providing Vastram then provide Akshata reciting the following mantra.
Vastraartham Akshataan Smarpayaami |
12. Om vatuka roopaaya kala bhairavaaya Namaha |

Yagnyopaveetam Smarpayaami ( Offer sacred thread – Poonul )

If you are not providing Yagnyopaveetam then provide Akshata reciting the following mantra.
Yagnyopaveetaartham Akshataan Smarpayaami |
13. Om vatuka roopaaya kala bhairavaaya Namaha |

Gandhaan (Chandan) Samarpayaami | ( Offer Chandan )

14. Om vatuka roopaaya kala bhairavaaya Namaha |

Gandhasyopari haridraakumkumam Samarpayaami | ( Offer Kumkum )

15. Om vatuka roopaaya kala bhairavaaya Namaha |

Bhasma Samarpayaami | ( Offer Vibhuthi / Holy ash )

16. Om vatuka roopaaya kala bhairavaaya Namaha |

Pushpaani Samarpayaami | ( Offer Flowers )

(Here you can do Sri Kala bhairava astotharam or shahasranaama archana with akshata and flowers if
time permits otherwise with the below 21 important Naamas you can do Archanaa)
1) Om Bhairavaya Namaha 12) Om Naaga haaraya Namaha
2) Om Bhootha Naathaya Namaha 13) Om Naaga Paasaya Namaha
3) Om ksetra paalaaya Namaha 14) Om Kaalaya Namaha
4) Om Siddhaaya Namaha 15) Om Dimbhaaya Namaha
5) Om Kaalaa Samanaaya Namaha 16) Om Vatukaaya Namaha
6) Om Soola paanayae Namaha 17) Om Sthambhine Namaha
7) Om Bhairavi Naathaaya Namaha 18) Om Kshobhanaaya Namaha
8) Om Yogini pathayae Namaha 19) Om Sarvaapathaaranaaya Namaha
9) Om Dhanadaaya Namaha 20) Om Vaidyaaya Namaha
10) Om Dhanavathae Namaha 21) Om Sankarapriyabaandhavaaya Namaha
11) Om Preethi vardhanaaya Namaha

Naanaavidha parimala patra pushpaanee samarpayaami |

17. Om vatuka roopaaya kala bhairavaaya Namaha |

Dhoopam Aaghraapayaami ( show lighted incensed sticks / Sambraanidoopam)

18. Om vatuka roopaaya kala bhairavaaya Namaha |

Deepam Darshayaami | ( Show lighted lamp ) Show the deepam to all the people to take blessings
19. Om vatuka roopaaya kala bhairavaaya Namaha |

Maha Naivaedyam nivaedayaami | ( offer prasadam plate before Sri Kala bhairava and show your
hands symbolically towards God from Naivaedya plate to accept the Naivaedyam )
Paaneeyam Samarpayaami | ( Pour water in the arghyam cup)
Karoth vardhanam Smarpayaami | ( Pour water in the arghyam cup)
20. Om vatuka roopaaya kala bhairavaaya Namaha |
Karpoora Tamboolam Samarpayaami | (Offer Betel leaves and areca Nuts (Paaku) in a plate ) ( Pour
water on the plate)
21. Om vatuka roopaaya kala bhairavaaya Namaha |

Karpoora Neeraajanam darshayaami | ( Show Karpoora aarati ) Take a flower and rotate it clock wise
direction on the karpoora aarati plate and put the flower on the feet of Sri Kaala bhairava. Show the
aarati to all the people to take blessings.
22. Om vatuka roopaaya kala bhairavaaya Namaha |

Mantra puspam Samarpayaami | ( Offer flowers to God)

23. Om vatuka roopaaya kala bhairavaaya Namaha |

Pradakshina Namaskaaraan Samarpayaami | ( In the same place revolve / rotate three times and do
shaastaanga namaskaram before the Kala Bhairava)
(Sri Kala Bhairava upachara pooja ends)
Sri Kala Bhairava Gayatri Mantra Japam
Keep your mind calm. Few minutes be watching Lord Kala Bhairava picture and then closing your
eyes start reciting Sri Kala Bhairava gayatri Mantra – 108 times in mind. Be fully concentrated while
doing japa.
If you are not having enough time you can reduce the counting to 54 / 28 times.
Sri Kala Bhairava Gayatri Mantra :
Om Kaala Kaalaaya Vidhmahae Kaala Theethaaya Dhimahi |
Tanno Kaala Bhairava Prachodayat ||

Bhairav Mantras

Lord Bhairav is an incarnation of Lord Shiva and the fierce form of Lord Shiva. By
worshiping Lord Bhairav or Bhairon one can get rid of all the obstacles and enemies
from his life. Lord Bhairav is worshiped on Sundays the day of Rahu by Coconut,
Flowers, Sindoor, Mustard oil, black til etc. He can be worshiped on all days also for
early success. It is believed that Lord Bhairav guard the Shakti's temple, due to which
He is also known as "Kotwal". Batuk Bharav is the most worshipped form of Bhairav in
tantra. Following are mantras for worshiping Kal Bhairav.

Bhairav Mantras -
"Om Batuk Bhairvaye Namaha" or

"Om Hreem Bum Batukaya Apadudharanaya Kuru Kuru Batukaya Hreem Om Namaha
Shiyaye "

“Om Hraam Hreem Hroom Hrime Hroum Ksham Kshetrapaalaaya Kaala Bhairavaaya
Namaha”

Kaal Bhairava Gayatri Mantra

Om Kaalakaalaaya Vidhmahey Kaalaatheethaaya dheemahi Thanno Kaala Bhairava

Prachodhayaath.

Bhairav Puja Procedure

Keep a Shree Bhairav Yantra in front of you and offer Coconut, Flowers, Sindoor, Mustard
oil, black til etc and do its mantra. Liquor is also offered to Bhairav. During the mantra
sadhna it is essential to eat only once a day, observe celibacy and sleep only on the
ground. Mantra is to be repeated 1,25,000 times to obtain the blessings of lord Bhairav.

- See more at: http://mantras.holydrops.com/bhairav-mantras-

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MOOLA MANTRA
JANUARY 3RD, 2013
Shri Bharav Moola Mantra
OM SREEM KLEEM SREEMSWARANAPRATHAAYI NAMASREEM KLEEM
SREEM

Sri Asithaanga Bhairavar

Direction: EastVahana: Swan (nnam)Shri Bharav Moola Mantra:- OM
HREEM, HRAAM HREEM HRUMJAM KLAAM KLEEM KLUMBRAHMI DEVI
SAMETHAYAASITHAANGA BHAIRAVAYASARVA SHAAPA
NIVARTHITHAYAOM HREEM PHAT SWAAHA

Sri Ruru Bhairavar

Direction: SoutheastVahana: Ox (Rishabam)Shri Bharav Moola
Mantra: OM HREEM, SHREEM KLEEM SHREEMSHREEM KLEEM
SHREEMSARVARAJA VASHEEKARAYASARVA JANA MOHANAYASARVA
VASHYAM SHEEGHRAM SHEEGHRAMSHREEM KLEEM SHREEM SWAAHA

Sri Chanda Bhairavar

Direction: SouthVahana: Peacock

Sri Krodha Bhairavar

Direction: South-WestVaahana: Eagle (Garuda)Moola Mantra: OM
SHREEM HREEM,SHREEM HREEM KLEEMSARVA VIGHNA
NIVARANAYAMAHA KRODHABHAIRAVAYA NAMAHA

Sri Unmatha Bhairavar

Direction: WestVahana: HorseShri Bharav Moola Mantra: OM
HREEM,VAARAAHI SAMETHAYAMAHA UNMATTHA BHAIRAVAYAHREEM
OM SWAAHA

Sri Kapaala Bhairavar

Direction: North-WestVahana: ElephantShri Bharav Moola Mantra:
OM HREEM,KREEM HREEM KLEEMSREEM KLEEM SREEMKAPAALA
BAHIRAVAYA NAMAHA

Sri Bheeshana Bhairavar

Direction: NorthtVahana: LionShri Bharav Moola Mantra: OM
HREEM,MAHA BHEESANA BHAIRAVAYASARVA SAABA
NIVARANAYAMAMA VASHAMKURU KURU SWAAHA

Sri Samhaara Bhairavar

Direction: NortheasttVahana: Dog
Kala Bhairava is the fearful manifestation of Lord Shiva.
The word Kala suggests that he is the controller of time
and the word Bhairav suggests that he is the most terrible
form. Though his form is fearful, Lord Kalabhairav is
highly merciful to his devotees and worshipping Him shall
bestow several benefits. There are eight forms of Kala
Bhairava. Worshipping each of them gives exclusive
benefits.
1) Asitanga Bhairava: He appears in golden hue, carries
four weapons namely trishula, damaru, pasha and khadga
(sword) and rides on a Swan.
Mantra: Om Hreem Hraam Hreem Hrum Jam Klaam Kleem
Klum
Brahmi Devi Samethyaya Asithanga Bhairavaya
Sarva Shaap Nivarthithaya Om Hreem Phat Swahaa
Meaning: I bow down to Asitanga Bhairava who appears
with mother Brahmi Devi and removes all curses.
Benefits: Improves creative energy and brings about
success in all ventures.
2) Ruru Bhairava: Appears in white colour with
many ornaments decked with rubies. Carries
akshamala , the ankusha, a pustaka (book) and a
veena and rides on a Bull
Mantra: Om Hreem Shreem Kleem Shreem Shreem
Kleem Shreem
Sarva Raja Vashikaraya Sarva Jana Mohanaya
Sarva Vashya Sheegram Sheegram Shreem Kleem
Shreem Svaha
Meaning: I bow down to Ruru Bhairava who can
bring all people under his control. Let him bless me
to win over peole.
Benefits: Helps conquer enemies and get people
under your control

Mantra: Om Hreem Sarva Shakti Ruupaya Neela

Varnaya
Maha Chanda Bhairavaya Namaha
Meaning: I bow down to Chanda Bhairava who is
blue in colour and the repository of all powers.
Benefits: Gives the highest self confidence and
helps overcome competitions and enemies3)
Chanda Bhairava: Appears blue with a pleasant
face. Carries agni, shakti (spear), gada and kunda
and rides on a Peacock.
4) Krodha Bhairava: Appears grey in colour and
carries khetaka, a long sword and axe and rides on
an eagle.
Mantra: Om Shreem Hreem Shreem Hreem Kleem
Sarva Vighna Nivaranaya Maha Krodha Bhairavaya
Namaha
Meaning: I bow down to Maha Krodha Bairav who
removes all obstacles.
Benefits: Gives you the power to make potential
and crucial decisions in life

5) Unmatta Bhairava: Appears in white color with a

pleasing face carrying kunda, the khetaka, the
parigha (iron bludgeon) and bhindipala (javelin)
and rides on a Horse.
Mantra: Om Hreem Vaaraahi Samethaya Maha
Unmattha Bhairavaaya
Hreem Om Svahaa
Meaning: I bow down to Unmattha Bhairava who
appears with mother Varahi. Let him bless me with
a powerful speech
Benefits: Help gain control over your speech and
blesses with an eloquent speech.

6) Kapala Bhairava: Yellow in complexion, carries

the same weapons like that of Unmatta Bhairava
and rides on an elephant.
Mantra: Om Hreem Kreem Hreem Sreem
Kapala Bhairavaya Namaha
Meaning: I bow down to Kapala Bhairava and seek
his blessings.
Benefits: Puts and end to all unproductive works
and actions

7) Bhishana Bhairava: Appears red in colour and

carries the weapons same as those of Unmatta
Bhairava and rides on corpse.
Mantra: Om Hreem Bheeshana Bhairavaya Sarva
Saaba Nivaranaya
Mama Vasham Kuru Kuru Svaaha
Meaning: I bow down to Bheeshana Bhairav who
removes all curses and evil spells. May I be heled
to conquer the evil spirits and negative forces.
Benefits: Helps conquer all evil spirits and
negativity

8) Samhara Bhairava: Appears like lightening and

carries the weapons same as those of Unmattha
Bhairava and rides on a lion
Mantra: Om Namo Bhagavate Saṁhāra Bhairavāya
Bhūta Preta Piśāca Brahma Rākṣasān Uccāṭaya
Uccāṭaya
Saṁhāraya Saṁhāraya Sarva Bhaya Chedanaṁ
Kuru Kuru Svāhā ||
Meaning: I bow down to Samhara Bhairava who
vanquishes all evils like ghosts, devils, demons and
others. Let him help me overcome all negative
forces.
Benefits: Helps in dissolving all the bad
consequences of past actions.

Lord Bhairava
Bhairava Gayatri Mantra
Benefit (s) : Lord Bhairava or Lord Bhairon is the fierce form of Lord Shiva. Lord
Bhairava is one of the very powerful boon giver and an easy to appease God in this Kali
Yuga. Lord Bhairava is usually prayed for overall protection, for good health, and for
longevity by chanting the Bhairava Gayatri Mantra devotedly. Apart from that, feeding
dogs will also appease Lord Bhairava who will in turn protects you from all kinds of
misfortunes as his vahana (vehicle) is a dog by the name Shvana (sometimes referred
as Shvan).
Lord Bhairava can be appeased by chanting the Bhairava Gayatri Mantra religiously as well as by feeding stray
dogs.
Those suffering from Navagraha Dosha (Surya Dosha, Chandra Dosha, Kuja Dosha,
Buddha Dosha, Guru Dosha, Shukra Dosha, Shani Dosha, Rahu Dosha, Kethu Dosha,
Mangalya Dosha, Kalathra Dosha, Manglik Dosha, Naga Dosha, and Sarpa Dosha
among others) can pray to Lord Bhairava by chanting the Bhairava Gayatri Mantra and
benefit greatly as you will see gradual improvement in your life. Individuals whom are
suffering from the evil-effects of Lord Saturn’s planetary transit (Shani Peyarchi), can
pray to Lord Bhairava to subdue the evil effects. Praying to Lord Bhairava is also
suggested for individuals suffering from Sade Sati Shani (7 ½ years of Shani), Jenma
Shani, Ashtama Shani, Artha-Ashtama Shani, Shani Dasa, and Shani Bhukthi.

Individuals whom are suffering from ill-fate, bad health, enemies, jealousies, evil-eyes,
unwanted competitions, curses, disturbances, problems-after-problems, hindrances, et
cetera can chant the Bhairava Gayatri Mantra and can see gradual improvement in life
as Lord Bhairava will slowly dispel all these negativity and will bless the devotee with a
peaceful life. Individuals that are suffering from nightmares, disturbances from evil-
spirits, negative energies, spells, black magic, et cetera can chant this mantra with full
devotion to get rid from all these negativity.

Apart from that, individuals suffering from addictions like cigarette addictions, alcohol
addictions, drug addictions, gambling addictions, sex addictions, and all other types of
addictions will be able to get rid of their addictions by praying to Lord Bhairava by
constantly chanting the Bhairava Gayatri Mantra with utmost devotion. Those whom
are in very severe medical conditions due to their addictions, the parents or the spouse
can chant the mantra on behalf by pronouncing the Name, Nakshatra (Birth Star), and
Rasi (Moon Sign) before reciting the Gayatri Mantra of Lord Bhairava.

The Bhairava Gayatri Mantra can also be recited by those wishing to spend their time
in a most progressive manner. Those who feel that they have wasted a lot of time on
unproductive activities will benefit greatly by praying to Lord Bhairava.

Praying to Lord Bhairava before a journey will turn your journey into a fruitful and
beneficial one. For those whom are travelling alone, those feeling insecure while
travelling, and all those travelling at night can chant the Bhairava Gayatri
Mantra before undertaking your journeys. It is highly believed, that when Lord Bhairava
is prayed with utmost devotion, you will be able to see a dog in a sudden manner while
travelling (which many saints believe that it is Shvana, the vahana of Lord Bhairava).
Apart from that, when you have beget the blessings and grace of Lord Bhairava by
chanting the Bhairava Mantras such as the Bhairava Gayatri Mantra, you will
constantly dream of a dog (sometime multiple dogs).

Also, all those whom are keeping dogs as their pets can pray to Lord Bhairava for the
well being, good health, and longevity of their pet dogs. Other animal and pet owners
too can pray to Lord Bhairava for the well being of their animals.

Best Days To Chant (If you are unable to chant daily) : Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays,
Ashtami thithi days, Amavasya (Black Moon Day), and Purnima (Full Moon Day)

Best Day For Initiating This Mantra : Krishna Paksha Ashtami thithi days (waning moon
period), Amavasya (Black Moon Day), and Purnima (Full Moon Day)

Best Time To Chant : During Sunrise or at midnight (when Lord Bhairava is prayed
during midnight, it is believed that Goddess Bhairavi will be present too)

Number of Times To Chant : 9, 11, 108, or 1008 times.

Who Can Chant This Mantra : Anyone regardless of their gender and age

How To Worship : You can either use the photo or yantra of Lord Bhairava
To Attain Mantra Siddhi : 108 times for 45 days

Naivedya (Food Offerings) : Cashew nuts and/or Punugu chattam

Flowers : Any fragrant flowers can be offered

Chant This Mantra Facing : East

Act Of Charity To Please Lord Bhairava : Feed stray dogs and quench their thirst.
Legend has it that Lord Bhairava himself will come in the form of dogs during “Buddha
Hora” to eat the food offered by his devotees.

Japa Mala : One can use Rudraksha japa mala or rosary beads made from clear quartz
crystals.

The various versions of Bhairava Gayatri Mantra are given below :

Om Kaalakaalaaya Vidmahe

Kaalaatheethaaya Dhimahi

Thanno Kaala Bhairava Prachodayath

or

Om Shvaanath Vajaaya Vidmahe

Soola Hasthaaya Dhimahi

 Thanno Bhairava Prachodayath

or

Om Soola Hasthaaya Vidmahe

Shvaana Varaaya Dhimahi

Thanno Bhairava Prachodayath

or

Om Thigambaraaya Vidmahe

Theergathishnaaya Dhimahi

Thanno Bhairava Prachodayath

Ashta Bhairava ("Eight Bhairavas") are eight manifestations of the Hindu god Bhairava,
a ferocious aspect of the god Shiva. They guard and control the eight directions. Each
Bhairava has eight sub Bhairavas under him. All of the Bhairavas are ruled and
controlled by Maha Swarna Kala Bhairava, who is considered the supreme ruler of time
of the universe and the chief form of Bhairava.
 Moola Mantra (Tamil மூல மந்திரம):

ஓம ஸ்ரீம க்லீம ஸ்ரீம

சசசொர்ணப்ரதசொயி நம
ஸ்ரீம க்லீம ஸ்ரீம

OM SREEM KLEEM SREEM

SWARANAPRATHAAYI NAMA
SREEM KLEEM SREEM

Ashta Bhairava with their consort, vahana(mount), direction he guards are given below.
Also given the consecrated temples in Tamil Nadu, India, where people born on the
listed nakshatras get his favours, thosa nivarthi (remedy for thosam) and their lucky
stones (Raasi stone).

Ashta Bhairava, all 8 of them, can be seen at Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Sattainathar
Temple, Sirkazhi & Aragalur Sri Kamanada Eswar Temple.

Contents
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 1Sri Asithaanga Bhairavar

 2Sri Ruru Bhairavar

 3Sri Chanda Bhairavar

 4Sri Krodha Bhairavar

 5Sri Unmatha Bhairavar

 6Sri Kapaala Bhairavar

 7Sri Bheeshana Bhairavar

 8Sri Samhaara Bhairavar

 9References

 10External links
Sri Asithaanga Bhairavar[edit]

(Tamil: ஸ்ரீ அசிதசொங்க பபைரவர்)

 Consort: Bhrami

 Vahana: Swan (nnam)

 Direction: East

 Temple: Sattanathar Temple, Sirkazhi[1] and Brahma Sira Kandeeswarar Temple,

Thirukandiyur.[2]

 Nakshatram/ Birth Star: Punarpoosam, Visakam, Purattadhi

 Stone: Puspharagham (Yellow Sapphire)

Moola Mantra (Tamil மூல மந்திரம):

ஓம ஹ்ரீம, ஹ்ரசொம ஹ்ரீம ஹ்ரும

ஜம க்லசொம க்லீம க்லூம
பிரசொமி ததவி சதமதசொய
அஸிதசொங்க பபைரவசொய
ஸர்வ ஸசொபை நிவர்த்திதசொய
ஓம ஹ்ரீம பைட் ஸ்வசொஹசொ

OM HREEM, HRAAM HREEM HRUM

JAM KLAAM KLEEM KLUM
BRAHMI DEVI SAMETHAYA
ASITHAANGA BHAIRAVAYA
SARVA SHAAPA NIVARTHITHAYA
OM HREEM PHAT SWAAHA

Sri Ruru Bhairavar[edit]

(Tamil: ஸ்ரீ ருரு பபைரவர்)

 Consort: Maheshwari

 Vahana: Ox (Rishabam)

 Direction: Southeast

 Temple: Rathnagiriswarar Temple,Thirumarugal

 Nakshatram/ Birth Star: Karthikai, Uthiradam, Uthiram

 Stone: Manickam (Ruby)

Moola Mantra (Tamil மூல மந்திரம):

ஓம ஹ்ரீம, ஸ்ரீம க்லீம ஸ்ரீம

ஸ்ரீம க்லீம ஸ்ரீம
ஸர்வரசொஜ வசிகரசொய
ஸர்வ ஜன தமசொஹனசொய
ஸர்வ வசியம சிக்ரம சிக்ரம
ஸ்ரீம க்லீம ஸ்ரீம ஸ்வசொஹசொ

OM HREEM, SHREEM KLEEM SHREEM

SHREEM KLEEM SHREEM
SARVARAJA VASHEEKARAYA
SARVA JANA MOHANAYA
SARVA VASHYAM SHEEGHRAM SHEEGHRAM
SHREEM KLEEM SHREEM SWAAHA

Sri Chanda Bhairavar[edit]

(Tamil: ஸ்ரீ சண்ட பபைரவர்)

 Consort: Koumaari

 Vahana: Peacock

 Direction: South

 Temple: Vaitheeswaran Koil

 Nakshatram/ Birth Star: Mirugasiridam, Chithirai, Avittam

 Stone: Pavazham (Coral)

 Mantra:om sarva shakthi roopaya neela varunaya mahaa chanda bhairavaaya

namaha

Sri Krodha Bhairavar[edit]

(Tamil: ஸ்ரீ குதரசொதன பபைரவர்)

 Consort: Vaishnavi
 Vahana: Eagle (Garuda)

 Direction: South-West

 Temple: Thiruvisanallur, Thirunaraiyur[3]

 Nakshatram/ Birth Star: Rohini, Astham, Tiruvonam

 Stone: Muthu (Pearl)

Moola Mantra (Tamil மூல மந்திரம):

ஓம ஸ்ரீம ஹ்ரீம,
ஸ்ரீம ஹ்ரீம க்லீம
ஸர்வ விக்ன நிவசொரணசொய
மஹசொ க்தரசொதன
பபைரவசொய நம :

OM SHREEM HREEM,
SHREEM HREEM KLEEM
SARVA VIGHNA NIVARANAYA
MAHA KRODHA
BHAIRAVAYA NAMAHA

Sri Unmatha Bhairavar[edit]

(Tamil: ஸ்ரீ உன்மத்த பபைரவர்)

 Consort: Vaarahi

 Vahana: Horse

 Direction: West

 Temple: Thiruveezhimizhalai

 Nakshatra :

Moola Mantra (Tamil மூல மந்திரம):

ஓம ஹ்ரீம,
வசொரசொஹி ஸதமதசொய
மஹசொ உன்மத்த பபைரவசொய
ஹ்ரீம ஓம ஸ்வசொஹசொ
OM HREEM,
VAARAAHI SAMETHAYA
MAHA UNMATTHA BHAIRAVAYA
HREEM OM SWAAHA

Sri Kapaala Bhairavar[edit]

(Tamil: ஸ்ரீ கபைசொல பபைரவர்)

 Consort: Indrani

 Vahana: Elephant

 Direction: North-West

 Temple: Thiruvirkudi, Thirupanthuruthi

 Nakshatram/ Birth Star: Bharani, Pooram, Puradam

 Stone: Vairam (Diamond)

Moola Mantra (Tamil மூல மந்திரம):

ஓம ஹ்ரீம,
க்ரீம ஹ்ரீம க்லீம
ஸ்ரீம க்லீம ஸ்ரீம
கபைசொல பபைரவசொய நமஹ

OM HREEM,
KREEM HREEM KLEEM
SREEM KLEEM SREEM
KAPAALA BAHIRAVAYA NAMAHA

Sri Bheeshana Bhairavar[edit]

(Tamil: ஸ்ரீ பீஷசொன பபைரவர்)

 Consort: Chamundi

 Vahana: Lion

 Direction: North

 Temple: Rameswaram, Piranmalai

 Nakshatram/ Birth Star: Thiruvadhirai, Swati, Sadayam, Ashwini, Magha, Mula

Moola Mantra (Tamil மூல மந்திரம):

ஓம ஹ்ரீம,
மஹசொ பீஷண பபைரவசொய
ஸர்வ சசொபை நிவசொரணசொய
மம வசம
குரு குரு ஸ்வசொஹசொ

OM HREEM,
MAHA BHEESANA BHAIRAVAYA
SARVA SAABA NIVARANAYA
MAMA VASHAM
KURU KURU SWAAHA

Sri Samhaara Bhairavar[edit]

(Tamil: ஸ்ரீ சமஹசொர பபைரவர்)

 Consort: Chandi

 Vahana: Dog

 Direction: Northeast

 Temple: Thiruvenkadu, Kolli Malai, Vairavanpatti,[4] Hosur

 Nakshatram/ Birth Star: Ayilyam, Ketai, Revathi

Success Bhairav Mantra

Success Bhairav Mantra, Lord Kaal Bhairav is a ferocious manifestation of
lord Shiva. The kaal bhairav avatar is the fierce form of Lord Shiva. By
worshiping the lord Bhairav one can easily up come all the obstacles and
eliminate all the enmities from their life.
 Success Bhairav Mantra

Success Bhairav Mantra

The right time and day to worship kaal Bhairav is Sunday at Rahu kaal and
you can offer coconut, flowers, black til and you can also lit the mustard oil
lamp in front of the kaal bhairav mandir. If you want to achieve something
fast in your life you can worship lord Bhairav daily.

It is also believed that Bhairav is Kshetrapalaka, which means guardian of

temples. He is also called as “Kotwal” because he guards the shakti’s
temple. As honoring these names the keys of the temple are submitted to
Lord Kaal Bhairav at the closing time of temple and they are received from
him during opening time of temple.

He is also known as the guardian of travelers, the Siddhas, and wise

people advise that it is very important to worship Kaal bhairav during the
beginning of journey especially at the night journey. We must honor him by
lighting the lamp and request him to protect us during the travel.
Kaal Bhairav is one of the most ferocious Avatars of lord Shiva. Once Lord
Brahma grew very egoistic, during those times he had a fifth head on the
top of his four heads. At that time Lord Shiva decided to teach him about
his responsibilities towards his task. So he created the Kaal Bhairav from
his nail, this is how the Lord Kaal Bhairav is known as one of the ferocious
Avatars of Lord Shiva.

Kaal Bhairav moved towards the Brahma and severed his fifth head with his
nail, and then the skull of Brahma stuck to the hands of Bhairav. That is
called as Brahma kapala this is portrayed in the iconographic images of
Lord Kaal Bhairav which is found on all the Kaal Bhairav temples. Black
dog is the vahan of Kaal Bhairav. The Kaal Bhairav wanders naked like a
Mendicant.

If you need great and fast success in your life, then one of the easiest ways
to worship Kaal bhairav is to chant his powerful mantras. Kaal Bhairav
blesses his devotees with good health, wealth, and prosperity. if you want to
get good wealth fast then you must practice the bhairav mantra for
sudden wealth.
By practicing this mantra you can easily become a wealthier person. The
Lord Kaal Bhairav blesses you with the good and successful hard work by
this form you can be succeeded in all the work you step in. then you can
easily become a wealthier person.

bhairav mantra for sudden wealth works 100 percent better for you when
you practice this mantra daily you will be blessed with eternal success in all
your professional and personal work. All the mantras of Kaal Bhairav were
written by the great sages during the ancient period.
These mantras are one of the great ways to acquire all your desires. Not
only for the wealth you can even make true of any of your dreams through
worshiping the Lord Kaal Bhairav and by chanting his mantras.

Success Bhairav Mantra

At that time Sanskrit is the only language which was in existence so all the
mantras, tantras and puja procedures are written in this language. However
now you can find and learn mantras, tantras and puja procedures in
English and Hindi.
One can acquire any type of good things by chanting Kaal Bhairav mantras.
If you find difficulties in getting marriage you can practice the Kaal Bhairav
mantra for marriage.by practicing this mantra you can get married soon,
Lord Kaal Bhairav will bless you with the good life partner to lead your life
happily and peacefully.
Elders advise you to light the mustard oil lamp and worship the Kaal
Bhairav every Sunday during Rahu Kaal to get married fast. By lighting a
lamp and practicing the Kaal Bhairav mantra for marriage you can easily
get married fast.
Kaal Bhairav Mantras
“Om Batuk Bhairvaye Namaha” or you can practice

“Om Hreem Bum Batukaya Apadudharanaya Kuru Kuru Batukaya

Hreem Om Namaha Shiyaye ”

“Om Hraam Hreem Hroom Hrime Hroum Ksham Kshetrapaalaaya

Kaala Bhairavaaya Namaha”

Gayatri Mantra of Kaal Bhairav

Om Kaalakaalaaya Vidhmahey Kaalaatheethaaya dheemahi Thanno
Kaala Bhairava Prachodhayaath.

The procedure of doing Kaal Bhairav puja

Keep the shree Bhairav yantra in front of you and offer coconut, sindoor
mustard oil lamp, flowers in front of the Kaal photo. Worship Kaal Bhairav at
Sunday Rahu Kaal time 4.30 to 6.00 pm. Lord Kaal Bhairav can be
worshiped to get anything done in your life.

If you have the financial problem or any family problem or love problem you
can easily solved by practicing the powerful Kaal Bhairav mantras. If you
have a love problem you can practice the Kaal Bhairav mantra for
love then all your love problems will be sort out easily.

Success Bhairav Mantra

Bhairav mantra for love are very powerful and it will help you solve all
your love life problems soon and help you to join your hands with your
partner even after any type of serious break up.
once if worship the Kaal Bhairav and practice the Kaal Bhairv mantras then
you can easily up come all your difficulties in your life and the lord Kaal
Bhairav will bless you with the eternal, success in your life.

The Lord kaal Bhairav bestow the infinite blessings on the devotees and
lead them with good prosperity and well being. This is one of the most
important reasons why people chant the Lord Kaal Bhairav mantras and
worship Kaal Bhairav sincerely.

The black dog is the vahan of the Kaal Bhairav. One of other ways to serve
Lord Kaal Bhairva is feeding and taking care of the black dog. You can
worship Kaal Bhairav during the Kaal Bhairav Ashtami this generally occurs
in December/January.

Success Bhairav Mantra

This is the important day to worship Lord Kaal Bhairav. In this day if you
Worship Kaal Bhairav by lighting the mustard oil lame and by offering
flowers all your wishes will be fulfilled fast.

Shri Bhairava Deva

Bhairava holds within Himself the entire universe by reducing all the shaktis to sameness with Himself
and inasmuch as He completely devours within Himself the entire mass of ideation (which is responsible
for sense of difference) - Shiva Sutras, Jaideva Singh

Bhairava means "terrifying" and it is an adjective applied to Shiva in his fearful aspect. Yet in Kashmir
Shaivism, the three letters of this name are taken in a different manner. Bha means bharana,
maintenance; ra means ravana, withdrawal and va means vamana, creation of the universe.

The Rudrayamala Tantra, quoted in a puja manual Bhairava Upasana, describes the worship of Vatuka
Bhairava, or Bhairava as a small boy, and gives his mantra as hrim vatukaya apadudharanaya kuru kuru
batukaya hrim. Although the ascription to Rudrayamala is commonly found in the colophons of tantrik
texts, these passages do not appear in the modern work now available.

However, the same work gives dhyanas, or meditation images of Vatuka Bhairava as comprising the
entire three gunas, and also separately as Vatuka in his sattvik, rajasik and tamasik guises. In his form as
the three gunas, he is described as being like pure crystal, effulgent as the rays from 1,000 suns, shining
like a sapphire thundercloud and wearing sapphire coloured clothing. He has three eyes, eight arms, four
arms and two arms, depending on the preponderance of the guna, has a fanged, fearsome gaping mouth,
and a girdle and anklets of live serpents. He is digambara (naked as space), He is the prince-lord
(Kumaresha), and is very powerful. In his right hands he holds a staff with a skull on the top (khatvanga),
a sword, a noose and a trident. His left hands hold the hourglass-shaped damaru drum, a skull, he shows
the mudra bestowing boons and holds a snake in the last.

The sattvik dhyana describes Vatuka Bhairava as resembling crystal, and as white as the kunda flower,
wearing celestial clothing and nine gems, of a flaming appearance, adorned with anklets of bells, having a
bright, beautiful and handsome face, with three eyes. He has two hands, one of which wields a trident
(shula).

The rajasik dhyana says he resembles the rising sun, with three eyes, with red limbs, in his four hands
showing the sign bestowing boons, and holding a skull. In one of his left hands he holds a trident and with
the other shows the mudra (hand gesture) dispelling fear. He has a blue, bejewelled throat, on his
forehead is a fragment (kala) of the crescent moon and he wears clothes red as the banduka flower.

The last, tamasik dhyana, has Vatuka Bhairava as stark naked, blue in colour, with reddened hair, with
terrifying fangs, three eyes, anklets of jingling bells, and with eight arms.

The yantra of Bhairava, in all his different forms, is similar to that shown below.

From the yogic point of view, if an individual applies the Bhairava Mudra, he or she looks both outwards
and inwards at the same time and is one with Shiva-Shakti. Bhairava is terrible, terrifying, because he
represents pure consciousness, before which the kleshas (obstacles) and conditioning of an ignorant
human being crumble. The following chapter from the Netra Tantra reveals more of the mysteries of
Bhairava.

Shri Netra Tantra 10

Bhagavan said: Now I speak of the characteristics of the Bhairava Agama, resembling a mass of
fragments of collyrium, like the fire at the end of an aeon. [1]

Five faced, seated on a corpse, with ten arms, the dispeller of anxiety, resembling a host of night flowers,
the final peal of thunder, making a terrifying roar. [2]

Having a gaping fanged mouth, and fearsome brows and eyes, enthroned on a lion-seat, adorned with
vicious fangs, wearing a rosary of skulls, large in body, wearing a garment of elephant-hide, with the
Moon as a diadem, carrying skull-bowl and a skull-staff, bearing a cleaver and a goad, with hands
granting boons and dispelling fears. [3-5]

A great hero, holding a vajra and a battle-axe. After worshipping Bhairava, one should meditate on she
who is on his lap. [6]

Similar to the fire causing dissolution, effulgent, like red lac and vermilion, with dishevelled hair and a
mighty body, dreadful and truly terrific. [7]
With a great belly and with five faces, each of which is adorned with three eyes, having horrible talons,
the protectress of the fortress, adorned with a rosary of skulls. [8]

A Devi with arms like Bhairava who carries Bhairava's weapons, thus is declared Iccha Shakti, who of her
own free will goes lovingly on Bhairava's lap. [9]

Thus should one meditate on the renowned Aghoreshi having the above form. Spoken of in all tantras, but
never made plain [10], my essence is by no means clear and is hard to attain. In ailments, punishment,
evils and so on, in various setbacks, in protection, for desires, in pacifying and in nourishing, for cowns
and for brahmins one should worship (Bhairava Yamala). Resembling a himakunda flower, like the pearly
effulgence of the Moon [12], resembling 10,000,000 Moons, like the clearest crystal.

(Chit Bhairava) is like the fire at the end of the aeon, red as the China rose, equivalent to 10,000,000
Suns. One should meditate on him as red or blackish in hue. Effulgent as a red lotus or like yellow
orpiment [14], being of the nature of Will (Iccha), the deva bestowing the fruit of Icchasiddha.

One should meditate on (these forms) placed in the centre of a lotus and should worship, according to the
ritual injunction [16] with food, flower, incense and distilled liquor abundantly. The Devi resembling cow's
milk, effulgent as a necklace of pearls [17] like beautiful pure crystal, white as snow, pure as camphor,
with four arms and one face adorned with three eyes. [18] The Devi wearing white garments, ornamented
with white pearls, seated on a deer with a vajra in her hand, very powerful, the (Siddha Devi). [19]

The Devi carrying a noose and a goad, ringing a bell, is placed in the east of the god of gods. [20] A man
who meditates on her as one with himself is successful quickly. (Rakta Devi) resembles 10,000,000 Suns,
is as effulgent as flaming fire, like a heap of vermilion, the form of lightning, inspiring fear, with three eyes
and a terrifying face, with a large belly and a great body, pot-bellied, with pendulous breasts. [22]

Seated on a corpse, very powerful, wearing a rosary of skulls with a tiger skin around her hips, wearing
the hide of an elephant. Naked, adorned with a garland of skulls, like great firebrands they shine and they
glow. [24]

With four arms and one face, holding a cleaver, a shield a skull and a skull-staff, placed in the south. One
should meditate thus. [26]

Dark red, the great light, skeletal with a deformed face, is Shushka, the protectress of the fortress. With
one face and four arms, three eyes and a terrifying mouth, adorned with a necklace of teeth, a mighty-
bodied one with dishevelled hair, adorned with a garland of skulls. [27]

With limbs the tendons of which are like knotted cords, carrying a cleaver and a shield, her mouth full of
meat and entrails, holding a pot in her hand. One should meditate in this way in the west of the god of
gods, seated on a crocodile, with the throat of a buffalo, the shoulders of an elephant, horse's ears and
the face of a ram, with diamond-hard talons like weapons, legs like a beast of prey and a crocodile, with
the back of a tortoise and the tail of a fish - this is the renowned Kumbha. [31]

Dusky like a blue lotus, resembling the autumnal moon and with three eyes and one face, dressed in dark
clothes the colour of sapphire, adorned with sapphires, seated on the back of a lion, holding a bow and an
arrow in preparedness, and carrying a dart in her hand, a great Devi. Meditated thus, she (Utpalahasta) is
the giver of the desired fruit. [33]
So in the four directions are situated the Devis of Bhairava, O Mother of Hosts! [34] In the intermediate
points are placed the Dutis, the south east being first and the north east last. Kali, Karali, Mahakali and
Bhadrakali are the renowed Devis placed there. The Devis have two arms and sit on a lotus, carrying a
knife and a severed head. The attendants of the door are Krodhana, Vrintaka, Karshana and Gajanana
[37], with two arms, of deformed appearance and holding a cleaver and a shield. In the matter of pacifying
acts, they are all-white, or in other acts according to their forms. [38]

Now I declare the characteristics of the Rajaraksha. By the yoga of enveloping in a mantra, one should
write the name in the centre. [39]

Above this, one should worship the lord of nectar, who is Bhairava, dear one. Similarly, the Devis should
be worshipped in the petals of the lotus. [40]

Afterwards, one should worship the Dutis and the servants using the root mantra. On the outside of the
lotus one should draw a very white Moon mandala. On the outside of this is a bhupura, marked with the
vajra symbol. Having drawn it using rochana, kumkum or white milk, one should worship, in pacifying
acts, using all-white ritual accessories, giving suitable food, and animal sacrifice of vicious beasts of prey.
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The wise man should do homa using white sandal, mixed with camphor and ash, unhusked rice, sesame
oil together with white sugar, ghee and milk. Great peace comes swiftly by worshipping the Mrityunjaya.
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