SHIVA IS ONE OF THE GREATEST GODS IN HINDUISM

tmpooja March 20, 2018

SHIVA IS ONE OF THE GREATEST GODS IN HINDUISM

In Hinduism Shiva, Yogi, who lives in a simple life in Kailas, knows everyone

"Om Nama Shivaya"

One of the old sutras or "Om Nammah Sivaya " to enter the heart of the Vedas. This mantra is deeply rooted in many cultures, particularly in Hinduism. Hindus always devote this mantra to sing the glory of Lord Shiva. In divine terms, Lord Shiva is the "destroyer" of the Trinity gods.

Other sacred names are the "holy one", "Mahadev", "Shankar", "Maheshwar" and "Devendra (the Chief of the Devas)". Mahadev is always regarded as one of the chief forms of God. Three gods of the Trinity have their own purpose or ability. Brahma is also called the Creator. Lord Shiva, the Distresser, and Vishnu as the Guard.

In Hinduism, Shiva, a modern life in Kailash, currently in Kailash, is aware of all of Yogi's life. The third eye on his forehead, the fear of the universe in the universe, Lord Shiva, the serpent Vasuki around his neck is the late moon, the holy river Ganga, the flowing cake from Lord Shiva, and the blue throat. Shankar's other name is "Neelkantha" as Mahavira's blue throat. Because he has drunk all the "Halahala" poisons that are caused by the ocean to protect man and its destructive power. Many believe that God is called "Destroyer" as the third eye devastating force of Shiva, but it is believed to indicate his spiritual wisdom and power.

Different form of Lord Shiva

Lord Shiva has taken various forms for the preservation of humanity or for his personal reasons.

1. Panchavaktra form

Mahadev is often seen in his five aspects. They are Aghora, Ishana, Tat purusha , vamadeva and Rudra. Panchamukhi is a form of these aspects.

2. Nataraj Form

The story of Mahadeva is in Hinduism that Mahadev's dance is the destruction and creation of the new universe. The form of Nataraj in that form is also feared by God for its destructive forces. Her Bliss Dance reveals the cycle of death and death of the world.

3. Hanuman

Hanuman is in the ultimate Karma Yogi, who swore to another form of Lord Vishnu that he never fulfilled selfless service. This form of Lord Shiva is unselfish and has helped Ram to defeat the evil that has arisen for the benefit of the world.

4.Mahamiruthnaya form

This form of Lord Shiva is the greatest victory.

5. Ardhnarishwara
Ardhnarishwara , one of the Shiva's forms, is half a Shiva and a half power.

Shiva Lingam

Lord Shiva worshiped in the invisible form of Linga. Lingam is considered as a symbol of dedication to the Hindu idol worshiping Lord Shiva. Shiva Lingam is used to worship Hindu temples in Hindu tradition. In Hindu mythology, Lord Shiva is the symbol of Lord Shiva's power. Hindu worshipers often refer to Shivling as a symbol of power, or force of Parvati, with Joni.

The pride of Shiva Lingam describes the pride of the Linga in the ancient Hindu Vedas. Lord Shiva is said to have originated from Lord Shiva. That is why, Lord Shiva appeared on top of the other Hindu deity, Brahma and Vishnu. In Hindu mythology, the Linga is the earliest form of creation during creation and the final form before the complete destruction of creation.

Shiva Linga has three different parts. The basic part of Lord Shiva is Brahmma. The middle part is also called "Vishnu-Pitha". The upper part is also called "Shiva Pitha". In India, 12 Jyothi Lingas and 5 Pancha-Buddhist Lingas have sacred Lingas in India. 12 Jyotir Shiva Lingas are Kedarnath, Kasi Vishwanath, Somnath, Bajinatha, Rameshwar, Krishneshwar, Bhimshankar, Mahal, Mallikarjun, Amaleshwar, Nageshwar, and Trimpebeshwar. Five Panch boodal lingas are Kalahastishwar, Jambukeshwar, Arunachaleswar, Ekambareshwar, and Nataraja.

Types of Shiva Lingas

There are various kinds of lingams. The five faces of Shiva are a type of Linga carved on the top and sides of the Linga. Some of the Lingas emerge from the Linga and show Shiva's superiority over Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu. One of the most famous Shiva Lingas is the Svayambhuva Lingas, which are self-made and made without humans. More than 70 lingual worships across India.

Festivals

Maha Shivarathri Maha Shivarathri is one of the most famous festivals of worship and celebration. This festival is celebrated on the 14th day of the 13th day of each year or the Poornima (new moon) of Shukla Pakshyaa of the month of Mak, phalguna. On this day, every Hindu temple is celebrated with a specially decorated Shiva Linga. Maha Shivarathri is the day that the world is called "Tandava", the day Parvati was married to Lord Shiva.

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