Bhairava , kal Bhairava, Mahakal Bhairava Shiva's Destruction Forms.

Bhairava is the wild appearance of Lord Shiva related with add up to demolition. 

He is ornamented with a scope of bent serpents (as hoops), armlets, anklets, and consecrated string (Yajnopavita). He wears a tiger skin and a custom cook's garment made out of human bones.

Bhairava himself has eight appearances: Kala Bhairava, Asitanga Bhairava, Samhara Bhairava, Ruru Bhairava, Krodha Bhairava, Kapala Bhairava, Rudra Bhirava and Unmatta Bhairava.

Root Of Bhairava –

Once while going around the universe, Lord Brahma achieved the residence Lord Vishnu. He saw Lord Vishnu laying on Adi-Anant-Shesha and being gone to by Garuda and different orderlies.

As Lord Brahma entered, Lord Vishnu did not get up to get him. This demonstration of Lord Vishnu got him furious. Soon, verbal double ejected between them to figure out who is predominant. It turned out to be severe to the point that a fight was battled between them, which proceeded for long time.

Every one of the divinities turned out to be extremely stressed when they saw no indication of fight reaching an end. They chose to go to Lord Shiva, to look for his assistance.

At the point when Lord Shiva come to there, he showed himself as "Analstamba" (Pillar of flame) between them. Ruler Brahma and Lord Vishnu were exceptionally shocked to see the mainstay of flame, which achieved the sky and entered down the Earth.

Master Vishnu changed himself into a pig and went to the "Patal" (Underworld) to locate the base of that 'Mainstay of flame'. Be that as it may, he was unsuccessful in his endeavor and returned. Correspondingly Lord Brahma changed himself into a swan and flew up in the sky to discover its point of confinement. While experiencing the ethereal course he met a shriveled "Ketaki" blossom, who revealed to Lord Brahma that he had been available there since the start of the creation, yet was not able think about the beginning of that 'Mainstay of flame'. Ruler Brahma at that point looked for his assistance to give a false observer before Lord Vishnu, that he (Lord Brahma) had been effective in observing the farthest point of that mainstay of flame. At that point, Lord Brahma revealed to Lord Vishnu that he had seen the farthest point of that Pillar of flame, Ketaki blossom gave a witness. Ruler Vishnu acknowledged the predominance of Lord Brahma.

Master Shiva turned out to be exceptionally irate with Lord Brahma. Flooding with outrage, Lord Shiva opened his third eye and from it showed 'Bhairava'. Tending to him as Kala-Bhairava (Lord of Time-Death) as he shone like the God of Death, Lord Shiva said-"You are called Bhairava in light of the fact that you are of frightening components and are equipped for supporting the universe. You are called Kala-Bhairava, for even Time-Death is startled of you." Lord Shiva requested him to rebuff Lord Brahma, promising him consequently interminable suzerainty over his city of Kashi (Varanasi). In a brief timeframe, Bhairava ripped off Lord Brahma's blameworthy head with the nail of his left thumb. Seeing this, the frightened Lord Vishnu lauded Lord Shiva and devotedly discussed his consecrated songs, followed in this by the contrite Lord Brahma. Shiva-comic-virgin_thumb1

The separated head instantly adhered to Bhairava's hand, where it stayed as the skull, bound to fill in as his unquenchable asking dish. Urging him to respect Lord Vishnu and Lord Brahma, Lord Shiva at that point coordinated Bhairava to wander the world in this poverty stricken condition to offer reparations for the wrongdoing of Brahmahatya (Killing of a Brahman).

Master Shiva said – "Show to the world the custom of reparation for expelling the wrongdoing of Brahmahatya. Ask for donations by falling back on the penitential custom of the skull (kapalavrata)." Creating a lady famous as Brahmahatya, Lord Shiva taught her to persistently take after Bhairava wherever until the point when he achieved the blessed city of Kashi to which she would have no get to.

Watching the Kapalika ritual with skull close by and sought after by the unpleasant Brahmahatya, Bhairava donned unreservedly, giggling, singing and hitting the dance floor with his troll swarm (pramathas). As he went through the Daru timberland, the suggestive self-denying landed at Lord Vishnu's way to look for reclamation just to discover his entrance banished by the watch, Vishvaksena. Skewering the last mentioned and hurling the body of this Brahman on his shoulder, he squeezed before Lord Vishnu with outstretched asking dish. Master Vishnu split his own temple vein however the out-streaming blood as an appropriate offering, yet couldn't fill the skull however it streamed for ages. At the point when Lord Vishnu at that point attempted to prevent Brahmahatya from tormenting Bhairava, the criminal watched that "Homeless people are not inebriated by the contributions they get as by drinking the wine of common respect." Before leaving gladly to ask somewhere else, Bhairava responded by perceiving Lord Vishnu as his principal train and recognized the last's status as"Grantor of aids to every one of the Gods". On touching base at Kashi, the skull fell on the ground, liberating Bhairava from his wrongdoing and Brahmahatya sank into the under world.