Bhairav Shanti Raat

Style: Peaceful Indian classical Shiva devotional meditation, spiritual sleep music, approximately 60–64 BPM. Warm, deep, mature Indian male devotional singing voice with natural Hindi and accurate Sanskrit pronunciation. Very slow and clear chanting with no improvised syllables. Rich, continuous tanpura drone, soothing bamboo bansuri melody, soft veena, delicate santoor, restrained sarangi, subtle temple ambience and an occasional extremely gentle authentic Shiva damaru. Beautiful Bhairav-inspired melody, spacious acoustic resonance, soft natural reverb and smooth transitions. The song should evoke Lord Shiva's compassion, devotion, inner peace and restful sleep. Prioritize precise Devanagari lyrics. No extra words, no invented Sanskrit syllables, no repeated word fragments, no English singing, no overlapping vocals. Use peaceful instrumental interludes rather than adding lyrics to fill the duration. Keep the entire composition gentle, warm and emotionally comforting. No aggressive drums, harsh bells, electronic beeps, dramatic crescendos or sudden changes. The final vocal passage MUST be exactly three repetitions of "ॐ शांति". After the third complete invocation, allow a gentle instrumental fade with no further vocals.