The Guardian of creative expression
Guardian Direction - East
Celestial Vehicle - Swan
Consort - Brahmi
Asitanga Bhairava, also known as Bhairava, is a significant deity in Hinduism, particularly within the Shaiva tradition. He is often associated with the fierce aspect of Lord Shiva and embodies the concept of time and the cycles of creation and destruction. Asitanga Bhairava is depicted as a dark-skinned figure, often with a fierce expression, symbolizing his role as a protector and destroyer of evil forces.Worshiping Asitanga Bhairava can aid in the pursuit of spiritual liberation (moksha)
Worshiping him can assist individuals in navigating life changes,away from negative forces and embracing transformation.
He is the one who Obliterates evil spirits and negativity
Direction - North
Celestial Vehicle - Lion
Consort - Chamundi
Bheeshana Bhairava, is said to terrible or horrifying.He is regarded as the fierce manifestation of Lord Shiva. He wields a trident ( Trishoola ) and a mace, representing his power to destroy evil forces and provide protection for his devotees. He also holds a skull and a sword, representing his control over life and death, as well as his ability to cut through ignorance.
He is guardian deity of tantric texts & practices
Direction - South - North East
Celestial Vehicle - Dog
Consort - Bhairavi
Batuk Bhairav, a fierce form of Lord Shiva, is worshipped in tantric traditions of Hinduism. Depicted as a youthful deity with blue or black complexion, he symbolizes destruction and creation."Batuk" means child, and "Bhairav" refers to the fearsome aspect of Shiva, depicting him in a youthful form.
Child-Like Appearance
Batuk Bhairav is often depicted as a child with a blue or black complexion, three eyes, and four arms. He carries a trident (trishula), a drum (damaru), a skull, and a club (khatvanga).
Batuk Bhairav is also known as Kshetrapalaka, the temple's Protector and the traveller's defender. So, before beginning a journey, one can worship Lord Batuk Bhairav, especially if he or she is travelling at night. The 6th bhairav is pradhan of all Bhairavas, and it has a narration in kashi khand.He is believed to bless his devotees with knowledge, success and protection from save from difficulties in life.
Appears in white colour with many ornaments decked with rubies. Carries akshamala , the ankusha, a pustaka (book) and a veena and rides on a Bull ( Vrishabha )
One can visit the temple of Adi Bhairav in the temple premises as well.
He is bestower of Freedom from Difficulties
Direction - South East
Celestial Vehicle - White Ox
Consort - Maheshwari
Ruru Bhairava is considered to be one of the most powerful Bhairavas, and his worshippers receive many benefits through his grace. Through him, devotees can get freedom from their enemies, relief from diseases, and relief from various kinds of fears. Ruru Bhairava is the Bhairava who is believed to be the epitome of God Rudra and his consort is believed to be Maheshwari Matrika. He has Light blue complexion with Four arm carrying a a deer, axe, sword, and bowl
His divine vehicle is a white ox while the divine vehicle of his consort Maheshwari Matrika is believed to be a grey crane.
He is god of strength and happiness
Direction - West
Celestial Vehicle - Swan
Consort - Varahi
Unnmat Bhairav is at 8th number bhairav in pradhan Bhairavas, in the narration of kashi khand, there is a reference to unnmat bhairav in kashi khand.
Unmatt means "unconscious" or "ecstatic". This form of Bhairav represents the blissful state of a devotee who is immersed in divine love.
He is believed to help his devotees in controlling their harmful characters that may lead to negative impact. Unmatt Bhairav carries a sword, skull, pestle, and shield.Unmatt Bhairav is a young, peaceful, and bright-skinned form of Lord Bhairava with three eyes. He is said to have a yellow body and ride a horse.
Worshiping Unmatt Bhairav can help devotees control harmful elements in their lives, gain courage, strength, and happiness. 
Destroyer of fear and evil forces
Direction - North West
Celestial Vehicle - Elephant
Consort - Bhairavi
Kapal Bhairav is believed to help his devotees in thinking and working only towards rewarding actions.
A flight of steps from bustling dusty street leads to a spacious place, which serves a vantage point.Snugly rwsting below the palmyra tree.He is also known as Laat Bhairav, Kapal Bhairava is often depicted with a snake coiled around his ears, three eyes like lotus blossoms, and a garland made from Brahma's bones. He is also shown with a trident and the severed fifth head of BrahmaKapal Bhairava is a form of Lord Shiva who is believed to help devotees think and act in a way that leads to rewards.
He is also considered the guardian of the northwest direction.
Protector & saviour from evil happenings
Direction - South West
Celestial Vehicle - Eagle
Consort - Vaishnavi
Krodh Bhairava is a fierce and aggressive form of Lord Shiva who protects his devotees and liberates them from enemies.Krodha Bhairava (also spelled as Kurodhana Bhairavar) too is depicted holding a vessel which actually is a kabala (skull) in his hands and his vahana (vehicle) is Garuda (eagle).
Vaishnavi, the consort of Krodha Bhairava, holds the esteemed position as the fourth among the Ashta Matrikas. Krodha Bhairava has the ability to subdue the evil effects caused by Shani Graha (Saturn).Individuals undergoing Shani Sade Sati (7 1/2 years of Saturn Dosha), Ashtama Shani (Saturn in the 8 house).
A god of Incredible energy and achiever
Direction - South
Celestial Vehicle - Peacock
Consort - Gowmari
Out of 8 significant Bhairavas, Chanda Bhairava is regarded the third position.He Is said to be a Trinetri (Three-Eyed), Kind and Young Form Of Lord Bhairava.He is Blue-Skinned And Believed To Possess Supreme Powers. It Is Believed That lord chand Bhairava Blesses His devotees With Incredible Energy So that they can win over their rivals. He Is Believed to be a guardian Of south direction.
He is depicted as blue in complexion and pleasant in appearance. He has 4 hands and holds in them things like a flame of fire, a spear, a mace and a bow and arrow. Coral is said to be the precious stone meant for him, which he is often adorned with. He is bestower of immense energy and enthusiasm, and shower them with great confidence that they will be able to beat back competition, win over enemies and succeed in endeavors. The famous temple of Vaitheeswaran Koil in the Nagapattinam district of Tamil Nadu is dedicated to Chanda Bhairava, where people can worship the Lord and earn his blessings.
Lord Shiva, one of the trimurtis is known as destroyer.He is known as Vishwanath, Dandapani, Bhairava and many more names.
Bhairava originates from the word bhīru, which means “fearsome”. Bhairava means “terribly fearsome form. It is also known as one who destroys fear or one who is beyond fear.
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