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12th November, Wednesday is the Ashtami Tithi of Krishna Paksha of Agahan month. According to the Hindu calendar, Kalabhairava Ashtami is celebrated on this date. According to religious beliefs, Lord Shiva took the incarnation of Kalbhairav ​​on the Ashtami date of Margashirsha month. Kaalbhairav’s form is fierce. Kalabhairava appeared on Ashtami Tithi.

Kaal means Lord Shiva and the word Bhairav ​​means remover of fear. Worshiping Lord Shiva on Kaal Ashtami Tithi has special significance. It is believed that by worshiping Kalabhairav ​​one gets relief from diseases and all kinds of wishes are fulfilled.

Kaal Bhairav ​​Jayanti 2025 date

According to the Hindu calendar, the Ashtami Tithi of Krishna Paksha of Margashirsha month will start on November 11 at 11:08 PM and this date will end on November 12 at 10:58 PM. According to Udaya Tithi, Kaal Bhairav ​​Jayanti will be celebrated on 12th November.

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Along with Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga, many big Rajyoga named Gajakesari, Hans Rajyoga, Malavya Ruchak are being formed on Kaal Bhairav ​​Jayanti.

How did Kaal Bhairav ​​appear?

According to mythology, the incident of Lord Shiva’s Bhairava form is very unique. Once all the gods asked Lord Brahma, who is immortal in this world? That is, which has neither beginning nor end. Then Brahmaji said, I am immortal in this universe. When the gods asked this question to Lord Vishnu, he said that I am the imperishable element of this living world. When both Lord Brahma and Lord Vishnu were adamant on this matter. Then all the gods asked the four Vedas to test them to find out this matter. At that time, the Vedas considered neither Lord Vishnu nor Brahmaji as imperishable. Rather, Lord Shiva is indestructible.

Brahmaji insulted Lord Shiva

When Brahmaji heard this from the mouth of the Vedas, he became angry and then the fifth mouth of Brahma ji said some derogatory words about Shiva, hearing which the four Vedas became very sad. Then Lord Rudra appeared in the form of a divine light. Brahma ji said – “O Rudra! You were born from my body, I have named you ‘Rudra’ because of your excessive crying, so you come to my service.” Shiva got extremely angry at this behavior of Brahma and created a man named Bhairav. Then Bhairav, with the nail of the smallest finger of his left hand, cut off the fifth head of Brahma, who had uttered derogatory words towards Shiva, as a result of which he committed the sin of Brahmahatya.