Tripura bhairavi

Bhairavi, hand-colored lithograph, c. 1880, P.C.Biswas, Calcutta. Collection of Mark Baron and Elise Boisante, Om India.

The Goddess Matangi is a blend of the serene and the fierce from the Hindu pantheon of goddesses. She is the shyaam-rang (dark-complexioned) form of the Goddess Saraswati Herself, Who manifested herse

GODDESS JAGADDHATRI. Mother Durga is said to have assumed ten forms for the destruction of two demons, Sumbha and Nisumbha. Folklore and Puranas have different orders of this incarnation. The...

Bhairavi, hand-colored lithograph, c. 1880, Calcutta Art Studio. Collection of Mark Baron and Elise Boisante, Om India.

Kamalatmika has a golden complexion. She is being bathed by four large elephants, who pour kalashas (jars) of amrita (nectar) over her. She has four hands. In two hands, she holds two lotuses and her other two hands are in abhayamudra (gesture of giving assurance) and varamudra (gesture of conferring boons) respectively. She is shown as seated in padmasana (lotus posture) on a lotus, symbol of purity. Vishnu is her husband.

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Bhairavi by Katlyn Breene Bhairavi is the personification of light and fire and represents the victory of the light. Hence she carries no weapons. She is the Warrior Goddess returning from her destruction of all demons or negative forces.

Bhairavi, Ananda bhairavi or Tripura Bhairavi is the fifth one, what ever that means! As a Musical raga, its ascendent and descendant notes are not the same, she is vakra raga, again whatever that means! She is experienced as para, again whatever that means. Bhairavi is sparsa devata. She loves contact. As Sundari resides in the three paras, or planes of awareness, existence and bliss, so does Bhairavi„ The difference lies only in the different spectral region of the sound one concentrates…