Krishnapaksha Ashtami Kala Bhairava Puja – A Morning Under the Gaze of the Guardian of Time

Here, Kala Bhairavar is approached with Vidyanubhava — real lived experience of the Vidya — not theory.
The Puja is done with the right paddhati as received through traditional learning, not with improvised “new-age” methods.

Kala Bhairavar is not a Devata who is approached casually or lightly.

He is the Guardian of Time. He is the One who stands at the boundary between what is known to us and what remains unseen. Without understanding the value of time, one can never understand any sort of divine forms and especially the one who is the embodiment of time itself; i.e Kala Bhairavar.

Every Puja is not for shortcuts or temporary comfort.
Puja has to be an act of devotion — to stand under His gaze with humility and trust — and to receive the protection, direction and inner strength that He chooses to bestow.

Those who come with shraddha and a sincere heart will feel the grace of Bhairavar as stability, clarity, and support in their path. This is the anubhava of all those who are participating in our regular Krshnapaksha Ashtami Bhairava Puja.

Bhairava’s sannidhya is not approached casually or lightly. 

This is why we have to follow the tradition as it always help the mankind to do these rituals with discipline, with the correct timing, and with reverence.