Lord Shiva Pujas

Lord Kaal Bhairav is a ferocious avatar of Lord Shiva. ‘Kaal’ the word means time, it also denotes death. Thus Kaal Bhairav is the ruler of time; He is worshipped as the God who removes the fear of death. Kaal Bhairava is one of the eight avatars of Lord Shiva, He is regarded as the ‘Kotwal of Kashi’. He is keeper and protector of the Shakti Pithas, which are powerful primary temples dedicated to Goddess Shakti. Therefore temples dedicated to Lord Kaal Bhairav are often found in or near Shakti Peethas. In the Kalabhairava Ashtakam, Adi Shankaracharya describes Lord Kaal Bhairav, He is described as fearsome, having dark skin, wearing a garland of skulls and snakes, having three eyes and four arms. He in His four hands holds a damru, a sword or pasa (noose), a trident and a chopped fifth head of Lord Brahma. 

Lord Kaal Bhairav is worshipped for protection and prosperity. Lord Kaal Bhairav Puja is highly auspicious and meritorious because He grants his followers health, success, prosperity, protection from all negativities, and relief from Rahu's evil effects. Chanting the powerful Kaal Bhairav mantra during the puja bestows the devotee with Divine blessings of Kaal Bhairav. The Puja also bestows freedom from financial difficulties and both known and unknown adversaries and enemies. Devotees get liberation from attachment, greed, hurdles and obstacles by conducting the Kaal Bhairav Puja. Lord Kaal Bhairav is the supreme protector of all Shiva bhaktas. Kaal Bhairav Puja also blesses devotees with spiritual progress and protects them from all negativities. Devotees burn all negative karma and are set free from all fears and are blessed with positivity and peace of mind by worshipping Lord Kaal Bhairava.