(Digital Art & Visual Design)
SvacchandaBhairav, the supreme realisation in Trika Śaivism. Iconographically, Siva is depicted to have five heads; Ishana(bottom), Aghora(left), Sadyojata(centre), Vamadeva(right) and Tatpurusa(top). Three of the heads are symbolic of the cosmic functions/powers commonly ascribed to Brahma, Visnu, Mahadeva, but the remaining two heads, interestingly, represent powers that are seemingly unique to Saiva traditions; obscuration & revelation.
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