1)jaya -

nilakanta bhairava

2) vijaya - vishalaksha bhairava

3) jayanti - martanda bhairava
4) aparajitha - mundana prabhu bhairava
5) divya mohini - svacanda bhairava
6) maha yogini - athi santhushta bhairava
7) siddha mohini - kechara bhairava
8) ganeshwara yogini - samhara bhairava
9) prethasini -vishwa rupa bhairava
10) dakini - viribaaksha bhairava
11)kali - nana rupa bhairava
12) kaalaratri - parama bhairava
13) nicashari - dandha karna bhairava
14) dannkari - shudha patra bhairava
15) vethalya - chirithan bhairava
16) humkari - unmatta bhairava
17) urtwa keshi - megha natha bhairava
18) virubakshii - mano vegha bhairava
19) sushkaanggi -- kshetrabala bhairava
20) nara bojini - karala bhairava
21) petkari - nirbaya bhairava
22) virabatra - bishitha bhairava
23) dhumrakshi - prekshatha bhairava
24)kalaha priya - loka bala bhairava
25) ghora raktakshi - ghada dhara bhairava
26) vishwa rupi - vajra hasta bhairava
27) abayankari - maha kaala bhairava
28) vira koumari - pracandha bhairava
29) candika - pralaya bhairava
30) varahi - antakha bhairava
31) munda dharini - bhumi garbha bhairava
32) rakshasi - bishana bhairava
33) bhairavi - samhara bhairava
34) tvankshini - kula bala bhairava
35) dhumranki - runda maala bhairava
36) pretha vahini - raktangga bhairava
37) kadgini - pingalekshna bhairava
38) dhirga lamboshdi - apra rupa bhairava
39) malini- tara balana bhairava
40) mantra yogini - praja balana bhairava
41) kaali - kula bhairava
42) cakrini - mantra nayaka bhairava
43) kan kaali - rudra bhairava
44)bhuvaneshwari - pitha maha bhairava

45)dhrotaki - vishnu bhairava

46)maha mari - vatuka natha bhairava
47) yama dhuti - kapala bhairava
48)karali- bhutha vethala bhairava
49) keshini - trinetra bhairava
50)martini - tripurantaka bhairava
51) roma janke - varada bhairava
52) nir varani - parvatha vahana bhairava
53) vishali - sashi vahana bhairava
54) kaarmukhi - kapala bhushana bhairava
55) totyami - sarvagnya bhairava
56) atho mukhi - sarva deva bhairava
57) mundakra dharini - ishana bhairava
58) vyakrini - sarva bhutha bhairava
59)thunkshini - ghora natha bhairava
60 ) pretha rupini - bayankara bhairava
61) durjadi - bukti mukti pala pradha bhairava
62) gorya - kalagni bhairava
63) karaali - maha routra bhairava
64 ) vishalanka - dakshinapistitha bhairava
( by just remembering these 64 divine names one gets liberated from all kind of sins and attain
bhairava's grace ) one can use these names to do archana to bhairava. those who recite these names
daily before starting their day, and before retiring to bed , are always protected by bhairava natha )
regards,
chaitanyamritham

gopal narayan

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Who

Is

Bairavar?

Bairavar is the fierce manifestation of Lord Shiva associated with annihilation. He

is one of the most important deities of Tamil Nadu who originated in Hindu
mythology and is sacred to Hindus, Buddhists and Jains. He is depicted
ornamented with a range of twisted serpents, which serve as earrings, bracelets,

anklets and sacred thread. He wears a tiger skin and a ritual apron composed of
human
bones.
Bairavar
has
a
dog
as
his
divine
vaahana.
Bairavar has eight aspects to him which are symbolised with eight primary aspects
of fear. These eight aspects symbolise Bairavar or fear in totality. These eight
aspects
are:

Kala

Asithanga

Bairavar

Black

Bairavar

Samhara
Ruru

as

Krodha

Wild

is

Black-limbed

Bairavar

Bairavar

time

dogs

Bairavar

which

meaning

Destruction
meaning

seen

limbs

or

none.

of

and

destruction

Anger

spares

terror.

annihilation.

which

chases

terrible

you.
wrath.

Kapala Bairavar The skull which symbolises death through destruction.

Rudra

Unmatta

Biravar
Bairavar

The
The

terrible.
raging

one.

Kaala Bairavar is conceptualised as the Guru of the planetary deity Sani (Saturn).
Bairavar is known as Vairavar also in Tamil where he is often presented as a
village guardian who safeguards the devotee on all eight directions (ettu dikku).
The worship of Bairavar assumes great importance in this period of Kaliyuga as
the destructive forces, out of the three forces of god, are dominant. Hence, it is
said worshipping or praying to the dominant forces leads one to lead a life free of
friction and the almost daily challenges of destruction faced by everyone. It is said
in this Kaliyuga, Bairavar can be easy to please as these frequencies are dominant
and
everywhere.
Bairavar

can

be

worshipped

in

three

ways:

The Creative or the Satvik way, which means seeing and worshipping Bairavar as
Shiva or the ever-existent, without any motive for the worship other than to attain
bliss
and
happiness
in
life.
The Protective or Rajsik way, which means worship for protection of the self and
loved
ones.
The Destructive or Tamsik way, which means worship for the annihilation of ones
foes
and
enemies
and
for
other
destructive
purposes.
The number 64 is significant in Saivite and Shakta Agamic traditions. There are 64
yoginis, 64 Siddhars, 64 Bairavars, 64 Bairava agamas, 64 Kaula tantras, 64
tantric
kriyas,
64
kalaas.
The

list

Neelakanda,

of
Visalakshai,

64

Bairavars

Marthanda,

Mundana

is

as
Prabu,

follows:
Swaschanda,

Athisanthushta,
Kesara,
Samshara,
Viswaroopa,
Naanaroopa,
Parama,
Dhandakarna, Seethabathra, Seerida, Unmaththa, Meganatha, Manovega,
Kshetrapalaka, Viroopaksha, Karaala, Nirbaya, Pisitha, Prekshatha, Lokapaala,
Gadhathara, Vajrahastha, Mahakaala, Praganda, Pralaya, Andhaka, Boomigarba,
Beeshana, Samhara, Kulapaala, Rundamaala, Raththangi, Pingalekshana,
Apraroopa, Dhooraapaalana, Rajapaalana, Kula, Mandharanayaka, Rudra,
Pithamaha,
Vishnu,
Vadukanatha,
Kapaala,
Boothavedhala,
Thrinethra,
Thripurandhaka, Varada, Parvadha Vahana, Sasivahana, Kapaala Booshana,
Sarvagna,
Sarvadeva,
Eesaana,
Sarvadeva,
Goranaadha,
Bhayankara,
Budhimukthi, Kaalaagni, Maharoudra, Dakshinapisthitha.

Who

Is

Bairavar?

Bairavar is the fierce manifestation of Lord Shiva associated with annihilation. He is

one of the most important deities of Tamil Nadu who originated in Hindu mythology
and is sacred to Hindus, Buddhists and Jains. He is depicted ornamented with a
range of twisted serpents, which serve as earrings, bracelets, anklets and sacred
thread. He wears a tiger skin and a ritual apron composed of human bones.
Bairavar
has
a
dog
as
his
divine
vaahana.
Bairavar has eight aspects to him which are symbolised with eight primary aspects
of fear. These eight aspects symbolise Bairavar or fear in totality. These eight
aspects
are:

Kala

Bairavar

Asithanga

Bairavar

Samhara
Ruru

Black

Bairavar

Krodha

as

Wild

is

Black-limbed

Bairavar

time

dogs

Bairavar

seen

which

meaning

Destruction
meaning

limbs

or

which

none.

of

and

destruction

Anger

spares

terror.

annihilation.
chases

terrible

you.
wrath.

Kapala Bairavar The skull which symbolises death through destruction.

Rudra

Unmatta

Biravar
Bairavar

The
The

terrible.
raging

one.

Kaala Bairavar is conceptualised as the Guru of the planetary deity Sani (Saturn).
Bairavar is known as Vairavar also in Tamil where he is often presented as a village
guardian who safeguards the devotee on all eight directions (ettu dikku).

The worship of Bairavar assumes great importance in this period of Kaliyuga as the
destructive forces, out of the three forces of god, are dominant. Hence, it is said
worshipping or praying to the dominant forces leads one to lead a life free of friction
and the almost daily challenges of destruction faced by everyone. It is said in this
Kaliyuga, Bairavar can be easy to please as these frequencies are dominant and
everywhere.
Bairavar

can

be

worshipped

in

three

ways:

The Creative or the Satvik way, which means seeing and worshipping Bairavar as
Shiva or the ever-existent, without any motive for the worship other than to attain
bliss
and
happiness
in
life.
The Protective or Rajsik way, which means worship for protection of the self and
loved
ones.
The Destructive or Tamsik way, which means worship for the annihilation of ones
foes
and
enemies
and
for
other
destructive
purposes.
The number 64 is significant in Saivite and Shakta Agamic traditions. There are 64
yoginis, 64 Siddhars, 64 Bairavars, 64 Bairava agamas, 64 Kaula tantras, 64 tantric
kriyas,
64
kalaas.
The

list

of

64

Bairavars

is

as

follows:

Neelakanda, Visalakshai, Marthanda, Mundana Prabu, Swaschanda, Athisanthushta,

Kesara, Samshara, Viswaroopa, Naanaroopa, Parama, Dhandakarna, Seethabathra,
Seerida, Unmaththa, Meganatha, Manovega, Kshetrapalaka, Viroopaksha, Karaala,
Nirbaya, Pisitha, Prekshatha, Lokapaala, Gadhathara, Vajrahastha, Mahakaala,
Praganda, Pralaya, Andhaka, Boomigarba, Beeshana, Samhara, Kulapaala,
Rundamaala, Raththangi, Pingalekshana, Apraroopa, Dhooraapaalana, Rajapaalana,
Kula, Mandharanayaka, Rudra, Pithamaha, Vishnu, Vadukanatha, Kapaala,
Boothavedhala, Thrinethra, Thripurandhaka, Varada, Parvadha Vahana, Sasivahana,
Kapaala Booshana, Sarvagna, Sarvadeva, Eesaana, Sarvadeva, Goranaadha,
Bhayankara, Budhimukthi, Kaalaagni, Maharoudra, Dakshinapisthitha.
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