Vijnana Bhairava  stands as one of the most profound manuals of human consciousness ever revealed. Its name itself is not merely poetic, it is a precise map. Vijnana  means direct experiential knowledge, a knowing beyond intellect. Bhairava  refers to the ultimate state of consciousness, boundless, unconditioned, and free from all limitations. Rava  in Sanskrit means sound, vibration, motion, or oscillation , the movement upon which all creation takes form. Thus, Bhairava is

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