Showing posts with label Bhairava. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bhairava. Show all posts
Thursday, August 3, 2017
Monday, February 20, 2017
Your gaze
I see You. I see You behind everything.
Only those who seek the dark and crave all that is wild can see You. Only the chaste bride of all that is without and beyond can feel Your gaze.
I see You. I know You.
Your hair a plasma of dark flames, your garland of ashy skulls, Your only attire a living kindred of deadly snakes.
Your eyes were hidden. But now they are wild upon me.
My Lord. My Lord. Kala Bhairava. Namo namo.
Only those who seek the dark and crave all that is wild can see You. Only the chaste bride of all that is without and beyond can feel Your gaze.
I see You. I know You.
Your hair a plasma of dark flames, your garland of ashy skulls, Your only attire a living kindred of deadly snakes.
Your eyes were hidden. But now they are wild upon me.
My Lord. My Lord. Kala Bhairava. Namo namo.
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| Om Kala Bhairavaya Namo |
Sunday, February 19, 2017
Kala Bhairava
Kala Bhairava represents the
march of time. As the fierce aspect of Lord
Shiva, Kala Bhairava is the destroyer of all through destroying Time (Maha Kala). He oversees the march of the mysterious time itself, through which he not only controls human life, but also
countries and planets as well, ensuring the evanescence (impermanence) of all
phenomena.
Hymns on Kala Bhairava highlight a truth; “Time is the most precious. Time lost is lost for ever. Wise people should use every moment of time effectively. Lord Kala Bhairava helps everyone to make one’s time useful.”
The worship of Shiva in the aspect of Kala Bhairava helps one realize the transitory nature of worldly existence and make the most of the rare human birth to realize Brahman, the supreme reality.
Kala Bhairavashtakam has been composed by Adi Shankara, and Jagadguru Sri Shivabhinava Narasimha Bharati Swamigal the 33rd Acharya of Sringeri Math.
Devotees offer vadesara, abhisheka and even silver anklets to Kala Bhairava on ashtami tithi.
If you are endlessly waiting for things to happen and it never happens, this means you have offended time either in this life or previous life All that you need is a worshipful attitude towards time. You can fix the problem by worshiping Kala Bhairava.
Wednesday, February 8, 2017
Kala Bhairava ~ the fierce aspect of Shiva
Kala Bhairava represents the
march of time. As the fierce aspect of Lord
Shiva, Kala Bhairava is the destroyer of all through destroying Time (Maha Kala). He oversees the march of the mysterious time itself, through which he not only controls human life, but also
countries and planets as well, ensuring the evanescence (impermanence) of all
phenomena.
Hymns on Kala Bhairava highlights a truth; “Time is the most precious. Time lost is lost for ever. Wise people should use every moment of time effectively. Lord Kala Bhairava helps everyone to make one’s time useful.”
The worship of Shiva in the aspect of Kala Bhairava helps one realize the transitory nature of worldly existence and make the most of the rare human birth to realize Brahman, the supreme reality.
Kala Bhairavashtakam has been composed by Adi Shankara, and Jagadguru Sri Shivabhinava Narasimha Bharati Swamigal the 33rd Acharya of Sringeri Math.
Devotees offer vadesara, abhisheka and even silver anklets to Kala Bhairava on ashtami tithi.
If you are endlessly waiting for things to happen and it never happens, this means you have offended time either in this life or previous life All that you need is a worshipful attitude towards time. You can fix the problem by worshiping Kala Bhairava.
Tuesday, February 7, 2017
Who I am
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| Om Shree Kala Bhairavaya Namo |
At last, I understand.
Om Shree Kala Bhairavaya Namo.
The reason I like the night, the dark, the quiet, the eerie, the wistful.
Om Namo Namo.
My sadhana is solitary. Who I am is solitary.
Om.
My Lord is here, the One who is outside of the circle of life, fierce, dark, the Lord of outermost cold and the innermost flame.
Others run. I open my arms to You, elemental and inexorable, guardian of the temple of my heart—I know you at last. I recognize my Lord, my true Self, my Ishta Devata.
Om Shree Kala Bhairavaya.
Pranam. Namo.
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| You are the hidden places, wild and unknown by any but your own |
Om namo namo.
I bow again and again.
Om.
At your feet forever.
Om Shree Kala Bhairava Namo
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