Kalabhairava Sthapana by Sadhguru on Phalguna Purnima

This transcript features devotional chants and mantras, primarily focusing on Lord Shiva and his various forms, including Mahakala and Bhairava. The verses invoke Shiva with epithets like "Trilochanaya" (three-eyed) and "Bhasmanga Ragaya" (one who is smeared with ash). A significant portion includes the Mahamrityunjaya Mantra, "Tryambakam Yajamahe," which is a prayer for long life and liberation from death. The text also describes Shiva as the "Lord of Nothing," emphasizing the ephemeral nature of material existence and the idea that true legacy is like ash. It suggests a spiritual game played beyond time, where material substances are considered mythical and lives should be characterized by strength and impact. The overarching theme is a profound contemplation of Shiva's divine attributes and the transient nature of worldly pursuits.