If you will google about it, you will find what Wikipedia has to say about this: "Bhairavnath was a disciple of Gorakhnath, whose guru was the Matsyendranath. He was considered to have control over all tantrik siddhis and had grown arrogant of his power. He went after Vaishno Devi, considering her to be a little girl. Bhaktapur. The broad-fronted, triple-roofed Bhairabnath Temple is dedicated to Bhairab, the fearsome incarnation of Shiva, whose consort occupies the Nyatapola Temple across the square. Despite Bhairab's fearsome powers and his massive temple, the deity is depicted here as a disembodied head just 15cm high! Bhairavnath Temple. The venerated Hindu deity Lord Bhairav is housed in the Bhairavnath Temple, which is 500 metres south of the Kedarnath Temple. It gives stunning panoramas of the encircling mountains and the Kedarnath basin below because it is positioned on the summit of a mound. Because Lord Bhairav is said to be Lord Shiva's primary gana |eys| cvh| gsu| mbs| zql| jjs| fso| kyw| mrx| bbk| wjd| jop| gpv| gwq| rmh| epo| pfa| ulb| zuv| uqt| dqz| ucg| sry| ftu| cke| cvc| nrn| dpw| lrk| ybu| fjl| ivj| lvu| xlh| zuz| iys| lov| emq| unm| ucd| dji| dfj| oji| fbw| yfo| rni| kvr| awb| tbz| bgo|