The Mahakala Temple, one of India’s ancient and significant temples, is steeped in religious, architectural, and historical importance, tracing back to times that some might…
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Shiv, the destroyer, is responsible for making, breaking down and changing things. His story of starting comes with big space powers, showing the never-ending circle of life. His picture shows a third eye, tangled hair and has the shape of a crescent moon. He stands for living without luxury or comfort, balancing all things in the world and going beyond normal limits. Stories tell of him being the cosmic dancer, Nataraja. This represents how life and ending are like a repeating dance. Shiva is seen as the best yogi, and can break away false thoughts. He gives blessing to people for freedom from soul-ties, understanding, calm feelings in their hearts. His respect during Maha Shivaratri shows love and the chase for brightness.
Karva Chauth vs. Sakat Chauth: Unveiling the Unique Traditions
Few of the fasts that are special include Karva Chauth and Sakat Chauth where each has its own intention and rituals distinctively. As we unwrap…
View More Karva Chauth vs. Sakat Chauth: Unveiling the Unique TraditionsKali and Shiva: The Divine Dance of Creation and Destruction
Two of the strongest figures from Hindu mythology are Goddess Kali and Lord Shiva. They all represent a different dimension of God, yet their story…
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