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Raag: Bhairav
Rasa: Shanti (peace)
Time of Day: 1st Prahar (6am to 9am)
Season: Autumn
Symbolism: Often seen as a fierce ascetic or a form of Lord Shiva
Raag Bhairav, often called the "king of morning ragas," holds a foundational place in Indian classical music. Its origins are steeped in mythology—some trace it to the voice of Lord Shiva, while others link it to the radiance of the sun god, Surya. Regardless of its source, Bhairav is revered for its sacred and majestic presence, evoking a meditative, solemn mood that resonates deeply in the stillness of early dawn.
Raag Bhairav is often associated with the SHANTI Rasa, a feeling of peace and serenity. It's known for its serene, solemn, and devotional character, often associated with morning ragas. Bhairav is considered a "king of the morning ragas" and evokes a meditative atmosphere.
1x. Shanta (Peace) - White:(core color)
Bhupali: light green (complimentary color)
Bihag: light blue (complimentary color)
Darbari Kanada: black (complimentary color)
Miyan Ki Malhar: dark blue (complimentary color)
Yaman: yellow (complimentary color)
Kedar Manjh: light blue (complimentary color)
Rageshri: pink (complimentary color)
Bhairav: deep red (complimentary color)
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