Lord Shiva

Mahakaleshwar Kashi vishwanath Omkareshwar Trimbakeshwar Somnath Mallikarjuna Bhimashankar Nageshwar Parli-Vaidyanath Kedarnath Grishneshwar Rameshwar

Lord Shiva is one of the most powerful and fascinating Hindu deities. He is not only considered as the aadi yogi but he is also considered as the God of Gods. Shiva is omnipotent, omniscient and omnipresent. In spite of him being considered as the destructor of life one has to understand that he is the reason for re-birth as well. Therefore, he is considered as the one who possesses both the generative and destructive powers of nature. Shiva is a very complex form who has control over both the macro and micro levels of the cosmic energy. He does not have a separate form and thus he is worshipped as a mark of the male and female union. He communicates the message in silence which is considered as the unmistakable means of communication. Even in temples you will find a separate shrine for Shiva recognising him as the most powerful and fascinating deity of the Hindu trinity. Maha Shivaratri and its significance The celebration of Maha Shivaratri is observed all over India. The ...

Adiyogi - The First Yogi.  The Source of Yoga. In the yogic culture, Shiva is not known as a god, but as the Adiyogi or the first yogi – the originator of yoga. He was the one who first put this seed into the human mind. According to the yogic lore, over fifteen thousand years ago, Shiva attained to his full enlightenment and abandoned himself in an intense ecstatic dance upon the Himalayas. When his ecstasy allowed him some movement, he danced wildly. When it became beyond movement, he became utterly still. People saw that he was experiencing something that nobody had known before, something that they were unable to fathom. Interest developed and people came wanting to know what this was. They came, they waited and they left because the man was oblivious to other people’s presence. He was either in intense dance or absolute stillness, completely uncaring of what was happening around him. Soon, everyone left… Except for seven men. These seven people were insistent t...

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Shiva Tandava Stotram - Ravana Once upon a time, there was a devotee of Shiva, "Ravana". Ravana is the biggest devotee of Lord Shiva till date and in history. One day he want to show devotion to Lord Shiva by raising Mount Kailash on his shoulder and for that he made a Stotram to make Lord Shiva happy. This Stotram is so powerful and so energetic that every negative thoughts and feelings will disappear and there is only one thing left inside our body and that is Shiva. This Stotram is so famous that it is also one of the way to show devotion towards Lord Shiva. As RAVANA made this Stotram and he is successful in raising Mt. Kailash and Shiva is also happy to see his devotion and Love. Then Shiva bless Dashanand by giving Stotram as a way of prayer. And also said that this Stotram will also known as Ravana Stotram. Then it is named as Shiva Tandav Stotram Ravana. Click on Ravana Stotram to see the Shiva Tandav Stotram in Sanskrit with Hindi Meaning and also available i...