Bhairav dev Aarti in Hindi & English with Meaning |Facts | Benefits | occasion and when to recite :

 Introduction to Lord Bhairav & Bhairav Aarti

1.  Lord Bhairav is a fierce and protective form of Lord Shiva, often known as Kaal Bhairav or Bhairavnath.
2.  He is the guardian deity (Kshetrapal) of temples and sacred places, worshipped to remove fear, black magic, and evil energies.
3.  Bhairav Aarti is sung to seek protection, courage, justice, and spiritual strength from Lord Bhairav.
4. Aarti is especially performed on Sundays, Kalashtami, and during midnight pujas for maximum benefit.
5.  Devotees believe that chanting Bhairav Aarti brings instant blessings, victory over enemies, and spiritual discipline.
   
   

 ॥ Aarti Shri Bhairav Ji Ki ॥ 

Jai Bhairav Deva Prabhu, Jai Bhairav Deva
Sur nar muni sab karte Prabhu tumhari seva

Om Jai Bhairav Deva...

Tum paap uddhaarak, dukh sindhu taarak
Bhakton ke sukhkaarak, bhishan vapu dhaarak

Om Jai Bhairav Deva...

Vaahan shvaan viraajat, kar Trishool dhaari
Mahima amit tumhaari, Jai Jai bhayahari

Om Jai Bhairav Deva...

Tum bin Shiv seva, safal nahin hove
Chaturvatika deepak, darshan dukh khove

Om Jai Bhairav Deva...

Tel chataki dadhi mishrit, bhaashaavali teri
Kripa kijiye Bhairav, kariye nahin deri

Om Jai Bhairav Deva...

Paavon ghoonghroo baajat, damaru damkaavat
Batuknath ban baalak, jan man harshaavat

Om Jai Bhairav Deva...

Batuknath ki Aarti, jo koi jan gaave
Kahe Dharanidhar, vah nar manvaanchhit phal paave

Om Jai Bhairav Deva...

 Key Facts About Lord Bhairav Ji

1.  A Fierce Form of Lord Shiva
   Lord Bhairav (also known as Kaal Bhairav) is a powerful and fearsome form of Lord Shiva, representing destruction of evil and protection of dharma.
2.  Worshipped with a Dog Symbol
   A black dog is his vehicle (vahana), and feeding or caring for dogs is seen as a sacred offering to Bhairav Ji.
3.  Bestows Protection and Victory Over Enemies
   Devotees pray to Bhairav for protection from black magic, evil spirits, hidden enemies, and for courage, justice, and fearlessness.
4.  Worshipped Especially on Kalashtami
   Kaal Bhairav Ashtami (Kalashtami), falling on the 8th day after full moon, is the most auspicious day to worship him.
5.  Unique Offerings
   In some temples, liquor is offered as bhog to Bhairav Ji — symbolizing breaking societal boundaries and ego.
6.  Linked with Tantric Worship
   He is especially revered in Tantra, Aghora, and Shaivite traditions, and his worship is said to remove powerful doshas and negativity.
   
   

 Special Occasions to Recite Bhairav Aarti 

1. Kalashtami (Bhairav Ashtami)
    Observed on the 8th day after Purnima (full moon) each month.
   Best Time:
   – Early Morning: 4:30 AM – 6:00 AM (Brahma Muhurat)
   – Night: 10:00 PM – 12:00 AM (especially for Tantric worship)
   Ideal for protection from black magic, fear, and hidden enemies.
    
2. Saturdays & Tuesdays – Bhairav’s Worship Days
    Associated with power, energy, and control over negativity.
    Best Time:
   – Morning: 6:00 AM – 8:00 AM
   – Evening: 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
   Light mustard oil diya, offer black urad, coconut, and Aarti.
3. During Tantra Sadhana or Shakti Worship
    No Shakti or Tantra Puja is complete without Bhairav’s blessings.
   Best Time: Midnight (12:00 AM – 2:00 AM) during new moon nights (Amavasya) or Kalashtami.
   Brings strength, spiritual awakening, and protection from doshas.
4. On Days of Suffering, Fear or Legal Troubles
   Especially effective during personal challenges or enemy-related fears.
   Ideal Time:
   – After Sunset: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM (offer Aarti after feeding black dogs).
5. Amavasya (No Moon Day)  A spiritually charged night to remove negative energies and hidden fears.
   Best Time: Night after 8:00 PM or Midnight for Tantric energy.
   Worshipping Bhairav removes obstacles, evil eye, and Rahu-Ketu afflictions.

 Top 5 Famous Bhairav Ji Temples in India

1. Kala Bhairav Temple – Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
     Location: Near Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Varanasi
     Specialty: Considered the guardian deity (Kshetrapal) of Kashi; no one can stay in Varanasi without his permission.
     Unique Ritual: Devotees offer liquor as part of the worship.
     Occasion: Bhairav Ashtami is celebrated with great devotion.
2. Bhairav Nath Temple – Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh (Note: Though slightly Central India, often included in North circuit)
     Location: Near Mahakaleshwar Temple
   Specialty: One of the most powerful Bhairav temples; Kala Bhairav here is offered alcohol by devotees.
     Importance: Considered one of the major Tantric worship centers.
3. Bhairav Baba Mandir – Delhi Ridge (Old Delhi)
     Location: Near Purana Qila, Delhi
     Specialty: Associated with the Mahabharata, believed to be built by the Pandavas.
     Popular For: Long-standing local belief that no visit to Delhi is complete without his darshan.
4. Bhairav Temple – Manikarnika Ghat, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
     Location: Manikarnika Ghat, Kashi
     Specialty: Known as Batuk Bhairav, this form protects souls during cremation and afterlife transition.
   Associated With: Death rituals, spiritual protection, and liberation (moksha).
5. Bhairav Temple – Jammu (Vaishno Devi Bhairav Mandir)
     Location: Near Vaishno Devi Shrine, Trikuta Hills
     Specialty: It is believed that Darshan of Vaishno Devi is incomplete without visiting Bhairav Nath Mandir.
     Scenic View: Located atop a mountain with panoramic views of the valley.