Bhairavi Empowerment

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Bhairavi (pronounced BAY-rah-vee) is said to be etymologically
derived from three groups of letters, with precise semantics: bha
symbolizes the act of preservation, in the sense of continuity, ra
signifies ramana, the creative divine activity and va coming from
vamana, referring to the relaxation, or ceasing a certain activity.
The name Bhairavi means “terror” or “awe-inspiring” Bhairavi is a
fierce and terrifying aspect of the Goddess, practically
interchangeable from Kali, except for her precise identification as
the consort of the Bhairava.
Bhairavi (also called Shubhamkari and also known as Baala or
Tripura Bhairavi). As Shubhamkari, she is known as the “Good
Mother to Good People and as the “Terrible Mother to Bad
People”.

Bhairavi is invoked in prayers to destroy enemies. She is often
pictured holding a book, a rosary and her hands are in blessings
and abhaya mudrā .