The Vijnana Bhairava Tantra (1918) - Page 17

It was described solely for the sake of meditation

For those of confused intellect,

Who dwell in the display of rituals,

Whose selves are struck by duality.

Verse 10

Now, this much capacity should arise in them; this was not said for those desiring the truth. Verses 8, 9, 10

Because:

In reality, he is not that nine-fold form,

Nor is the heap of letters shabdarashi Bhairava.

Verse 11

He is not that three-headed god,

Nor is he of the nature of the three powers.

He is not composed of nada and bindu,

Verse 12

Nor are the ardhacandra crescent and nirodhika obstruction him.

He is not differentiated by the sequence of wheels,

Nor is he of the nature of power.

In the highest sense, Bhairava himself, who is the self, although indescribable, having relied upon some imagination...