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	The Jivamala - The Bhairava: An Emanation of the Adi-Buddha Vajradhara
		As bhairavas, we are dedicated to Vajradhara, who is the Adi-Bhairava, the primordial Buddha form and bhairava form in one.
		Karma bhairavas can see the webs of karma in which people are bound, and work with past lives in order to cleanse the mind.
		Purification bhairavas work primarily with mantras to rid the body of impurities by vibrating each region or aspect of it.
	www.many-lives.com /lives/guide.html (1076 words)

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		The origin of Bhairava is traced to the tale of Sati - wife of Shiva.
		Sati, the daughter of the king of Gods, Daksha, had chosen to marry Shiva, in spite of her father disapproving the alliance because of the perception of Shiva as an ascetic associated with animals and ghosts, living a frugal life.
		Bhairava has a dog as his divine vehicle and each Shaktipeeth temple is accompanied by a temple dedicated to Bhairava.
	www.ufaqs.com /wiki/en/bh/Bhairava.htm (294 words)

	Manifestations of Siva:-Bhairava (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mârtanda Bhairava holds in his different hands the disk and the pink lotus (indicating the relation with the sun), the fang, the rope, the rosary, the skull, the khatvânga and the spear.
		Like Bhairava, Vîrabhadra is a terrifying deity born from Shiva's anger provoked by the performance of a sacrifice to which he was not invited and, as the consequence of this outrage, the self-immolation of his beloved wife Satî.
		Bhairava was absolved of his crime of Brahmâanicide when he bathed in the Kapâlamocana tank during the extremely auspicious conjunction when the whole city was transformed into a primordial hill by the flood-waters of the maternal Gangâ.
	www.svabhinava.org /shiva/shiva-main.html (6355 words)

	Shri Bhairava Deva
		Bhairava means "terrifying" and it is an adjective applied to Shiva in his fearful aspect.
		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.
		Bhairava is terrible, terrifying, because he represents pure consciousness, before which the kleshas (obstacles) and conditioning of an ignorant human being crumble.
	www.shivashakti.com /bhairava.htm (1525 words)

	Yoga & Tantra : Vijnana Bhairava Tantra
		Elke samengestelde vorm die Bhairava wordt toegeschreven, daarvan moet men weten dat hij onwezenlijk is, dat het een begoocheling is, een illusionaire droom, een drogbeeld van een stad van hemelse muzikanten.
		In werkelijkheid is Bhairava nòch de negendelige mantra nòch de oerenergieën die de schepping met namen en vormen laten ontstaan.
		Ook aan dit koppel worden drie namen verbonden: Bhairava en Bhairavi, Rudra en Raudri (of rudrani) Shiva en Sakti.
	users.pandora.be /yoga/bhairava1.html (6283 words)

	Bhairava: The Wrathful
		Bhairava is the embodiment of fear, and it is said that those who meet him must confront the source of their own fears.
		Bhairava took upon himself the Kapalika vow, which was to wander the world, begging alms, until the skull fell from his hand.
		Bhairava dances on, carrying the corpse of Visvaksena and a skull full of the blood of the preserver, until he reaches the holy city of Varanasi (Banaras), after which he is liberated from the skull vow.
	www.philhine.org.uk /writings/tt_wrathful.html (3259 words)

	Bhairav murti (bairavar) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		As the guardian of the abode of Lord, his form is very fierce, with ery many kind of weapons, naked and decorated with skull and having a smile on the face that threatens the wrong doers and protects the devotees.
		bhairava is not a form of Lord shiva, but a form very closely associated and he is one of the powers assigned by the Lord.
		bhairava ensures that nobody misuses the belongings of Lord shiva and he is dreaded to punish and correct those who misuse the temple properties.
	siddhanta.shaivam.org /mabair.htm (319 words)

	Bhairava - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The origin of Bhairava is traced to the tale of Sati - wife of Shiva.
		Sati, the daughter of the king of gods, Daksha, had chosen to marry Shiva, in spite of her father disapproving the alliance because of the perception of Shiva as an ascetic associated with animals and ghosts, living a frugal life.
		Bhairava has a dog as his divine vehicle and each Shaktipeeth temple is accompanied by a temple dedicated to Bhairava.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bhairava (343 words)

	[REVER - N. 4 - Ano 5 - 2005] Texto - Gregory Price Grieve
		Bhairava is conceived of either as a wrathfulform of the god Shiva or as one of Shiva and his consort, Parvati, sons (Blom 1989; Doniger 1973; 1976).
		In his anthropomorphic form, Bhairava has fangs, bulging eyes, and dark blue or fl coloring, carries a wide range of destructive weapons in his many arms, and has a garland of skulls.
		Similarly, Bhairava is also imagined to inhabit the wood block forming the base of the threshold of the main door of every house.
	www.pucsp.br /rever/rv4_2005/t_grieve.htm (4872 words)

	The Process of Transcendence - Consuming Karma
		All that is perceived as a composed form of the sphere of Bhairava must be considered as phantasmagoria, magical illusion, a ghost city hanging in the sky.
		From an absolute standpoint, Bhairava is not associated with letters, nor with phonemes, nor with the three Shakti, nor with breaking through the chakas, nor with any other belief, and Shakti does not constitute his essence.
		This state of Bhairava is filled with the pure bliss of unity between tantrika and the universe.
	www.upnaway.com /~bindu/yogicfire/animyoga7.htm (936 words)

	SOLD Bhairava Bronze Statue the Wrathful Aspect of Lord Shiva 25"
		Defining Features of the Statue: Shiva as Bhairava stands naked, fangs exposed, hair standing up on end, with his four hands holding a drum or dhamru with a snake entwined on it, skull bowl, and noose.
		Bhairava is Shiva at his most terrifying, at his most fearful.
		Bhairava is the embodiment of fear, and it is said that those who meet him must confront the source of their own fears.
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	Vigyana Bhairava Tantra by Swami Nishchalananda Saraswati - Burren Yoga Holidays and Yoga Retreats, Ireland
		Therefore the 'Vigyana Bhairava Tantra' is a manual of meditational practices which can be utilised in daily life to bring about a fundamental transformation in one's perception and awareness.
		One of the basic premises of the Vigyana Bhairava Tantra is that we are not as substantial or material as we think we are; our individual nature is based on energy - in Sanskrit, 'spandan' - creative energy which exists everywhere and which has always existed; energy poised for creative expression and transformation.
		It is said that the teachings of the Vigyana Bhairava Tantra were transmitted by Shiva to his wife Parvati.
	www.burrenyoga.com /sh849x5438.html (1149 words)

	Bhairava - International Nath Order
		Bhairava is the name of a fearsome aspect of Shiva.
		Bhairava is seen as a type of gatekeeper.
		Bhairava will accept almost any offering, even if deemed impure by other Devas.
	www.nathorder.org /wiki/Bhairava (103 words)

	* TANTRA / CHAN - Vijnanabhairava tantra *
		Bhairava and Bhairavî, lovingly united in the same knowledge, left the undifferentiated state so their dialog may enlighten all beings.
		From an absolute standpoint, Bhairava is not associated with letters, nor with phonemes, nor with the three Shakti, nor with breaking through the chakras, nor with any other belief, and Shakti does not constitute his essence.
		When you reach Bhairava by dissolving duality when awake, when this spatial presence continues into dream, and when you then cross the night of deep sleep as the very form of Bhairava, know the infinite splendor of awake consciousness.
	www.upnaway.com /~bindu/anantayogaweb/vijnanabhairava/vijnanabhairava.html (3591 words)

	Temples of Varanasi
		Kaal Bhairava, the "Black Terror," is widely known as the Kotwal, the "police chief," of Kashi, and the section of the city in which his temple stands is known as Kotwalpuri.
		Entering from the street, through a door guarded by Bhairava's mount, the dog, one finds a fine courtyard, in the center of which is the main shrine of Bhairava.
		Laat Bhairava, known to the Puranas as Kapali Bhairava, is of particular intrest.
	members.tripod.com /~ngaur/temple.html (1499 words)

	Our Deities - Kaala Bhairava - OM Shakthi - Parashakthi Temple
		Bhairava is the guardian deity (kshetra pala) of the abode of God Shiva.
		Bhairava is not a form of Lord Shiva, but a form very closely associated with him and is one of the powers assigned by the Lord.
		Lord Kaala Bhairava is that manifestation who oversees the march of time.
	www.parashakthitemple.org /pages/kaalabhairava.aspx (191 words)

	Only shared power is truly constructive-Editorial-OPINION-The Times of India (Site not responding. Last check: )
		But his bluff was called as the linga opened up and Shiva emerged, disgusted that a god of such emi-nence should stoop to tell a lie all to prove his superiority.
		Bhairava was commanded that he go begging for alms with the skull as his receptacle.
		In Vishnu's offering to Bhairava is the sharing of Wisdom and therefore power, the assertion that only shared power can be constructive, for power is the gift of the powerless it lasts as long as the seemingly powerless is in partnership with the seemingly powerful.
	timesofindia.indiatimes.com /articleshow/711676.cms (662 words)

	The Radiance Sutras
		The Bhairava Tantra is a conversation between The Goddess Who is the Creative Power of the Universe, and the God who is the Consciousness That Permeates Everywhere.
		What Devi and Bhairava sing to each other in this conversation are called sutras, and every sutra is an invitation to freshly appreciate what it is to be alive, to breathe, to exist and express and feel.
		If this is true, then the Bhairava Tantra (its full name is vijnanabhairavatantra) is a syllabus of the types of techniques that could be discovered anywhere.
	www.lorinroche.com /page13/page13.html (1942 words)

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