52 Bhairav Sadhanas For Protection from black magic

The 52 Bhairav Sadhanas represent deep tantric and spiritual disciplines aimed at awakening divine energy, destroying negativity, and attaining siddhis (spiritual powers).
Each Bhairava form governs specific energies related to the 52 Sanskrit alphabets and controls distinct aspects of the universe — time, direction, elements, and consciousness.

These sadhanas are part of Bhairava Tantra and are often practiced under the guidance of a qualified Guru, as they involve powerful mantras, yantras, mudras, and rituals.

Spiritual Significance:-

Lord Bhairava is the guardian of all directions (Dikpalaka) and the protector of spiritual seekers.

Each of the 52 forms corresponds to the 52 Shaktis or Matrikas, making Bhairava-Sadhana a combined worship of Shiva and Shakti.

The sadhanas are performed for both spiritual elevation and worldly fulfillment — protection, wealth, attraction, victory, knowledge, and moksha.

Main Divisions of 52 Bhairavs

The 52 forms are grouped under 8 primary Bhairavs (Ashta Bhairava), each ruling a direction and presiding over certain sub-forms:-

Asitanga Bhairava – East (Purification and self-control)

Ruru Bhairava – Southeast (Wisdom and mastery of senses)

Chanda Bhairava – South (Courage and fearlessness)

Krodha Bhairava – Southwest (Destruction of negativity)

Unmatta Bhairava – West (Freedom from illusion)

Kapala Bhairava – Northwest (Removal of karmic bondage)

Bheeshana Bhairava – North (Protection and victory)

Samhara Bhairava – Northeast (Liberation and enlightenment)

Each of these has 6–7 sub-forms, making a total of 52 Bhairavs.

Purpose & Benefits:-

Performing 52 Bhairav Sadhanas brings:

Protection from black magic, evil spirits, and misfortune

Wealth and prosperity through grace of Kuber Bhairava

Fearlessness and strength to face challenges

Control over time and mind (Kala Siddhi)

Fulfillment of desires in love, attraction, and success

Spiritual realization and union with Divine Consciousness

Each sadhana offers a specific siddhi (spiritual power) when completed with devotion and discipline.