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10 Feb

Lord Shiva Mantras

Mantras of Lord Shiva.  ऊँ नम: शिवाय।। Om Namah Shivaya   भगवान शिव के प्रभावशाली मंत्र ओम साधो जातये नम:।। ओम वाम देवाय नम:।। ओम अघोराय नम:।। ओम तत्पुरूषाय नम:।। ओम ईशानाय नम:।। ॐ ह्रीं ह्रौं नमः शिवाय।।   महामृत्युंजय गायत्री मंत्र ॐ हौं जूं सः ॐ भूर्भुवः स्वः ॐ त्र्यम्बकं यजामहे सुगन्धिं पुष्टिवर्द्धनम्‌। उर्वारुकमिव बन्धनान्मृत्योर्मुक्षीय मामृतात्‌ ॐ स्वः भुवः ॐ सः जूं हौं ॐ
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10 Sep

Confidence with Narmadeshwar Shivling

Sages,Yogis, Monks and Seers of India and allover the earth have worshipped Narmadeshwar Shivling, and have seen the practical results, and so they recommended worship of Narmada Shiv linga so that all people can connect with Lord Shiva. Narmadeshwar Sivalinga has the power to give the positive to those whom pocess the shivlinga and  or worship. When the positivity increases, the confidence of the person increases, there are a few selected Narmadeshwar Shivling which are for enhanced confidence gaining!, which are available in our http://www.narmadeshwarshivling.in/shop/. The worshipper will Gain enough confidence. Spiritually the person would feel very nearer to the Lord Shiv Ji. All Planets will bless and start giving positivity and opportunites that will increase the strength and capability of the Narmadha river stone shivlingam. Hold a Narmadeshwar Shivling ! Get Confidence !                                           
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30 Jan

MAHASHIVRATRI AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE

The Hindu festival of Mahashivaratri is celebrated on the 14th day of the dark fortnight of the Magh month, as per the Hindu lunar calendar. Maha Shivaratri literally means 'the night (ratri) of the Supreme God principle (Shiva)'.   LORD SHIVA Lord Shiva is considered as the soul of everything. The lord represents truth, peace, beauty, and infinity, the essence of our soul as well. Hence, it is said that when we worship Lord Shiva, we recognize dwell in these higher qualities within ourselves – a connection with oneself.   MAHASHIVRATRI SIGNIFICANCE Mahashivratri is a day of Lord Shiva – a day we connect with the lord and thus ourselves. Worshipping Lord Shiva this day bestows one with happiness and prosperity. Some believe that on this day Lord Shiva performed the Tandava - the creation, preservation and destruction dance. However, the most popular belief is that the Mahashivratri night marks the wedding day of God Shiva
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05 Jan

Shiva: The Dance of Cosmos

Dancing is an ancient form of magic. The dancer becomes amplified into a being endowed with supra-normal powers. His personality is transformed. Like yoga, the dance induces trance, ecstasy, the experience of the divine, the realization of one’s own secret nature, and, finally, mergence into the divine essence. In India consequently the dance has flourished side by side with the terrific austerities of the meditation grove- fasting, breathing exercises, absolute introversion. To work magic, to put enchantments upon others, one has first to put enchantments on oneself. And this is effected as well by the dance as by prayer, fasting and meditation. (Heinrich Zimmer from his book “Philosophies of India.”) Shiva, therefore, the arch-yogi of the gods, is necessarily also the master of the dance. Nataraja , King of Dancers echoes the same thought process. The only important thing to note here is that this is not an ordinary, mortal dance.
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31 Dec

The Symbolism of Shiva

The stature of Shiva in Hinduism has always been of a God that is mystical, shrouded in mysteries beyond mortal comprehension. Popularly known as Mahadeva, Lord Shiva is one of the most influential amongst the holy trinity of Hinduism – Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh. He is benevolent as well as fear inducing with his many forms and features. Considered as the destroyer of the world, Lord Shiva is the most venerated and most significant God due to various adornments he wears and the way those adornments define the world inside and outside of him. From a crescent moon on his head to third eye between his eyebrows, each imagery depicted along with Shiva has a meaning that is worldly and mythical. Moon: According to one of the legends, King Daksha, son of Lord Brahma, got his 27 daughters (Nakshatras) married to Chandra (Moon). But Chandra was only smitten by Rohini. This didn’t
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07 Nov

The significance of a Shiva Linga

Har Har Mahadev We all know what a Shiva Linga is. Most of us have grown up worshipping it and visit to a Shiva temple would mean worshipping the Linga with milk and flowers that are specifically meant for Lord Shiva only. But have we ever wondered why exactly do we do so? Read on to learn more about Lord Shiva and his connection with the Shiva Linga. The Shiva Linga has been a constant presence in all Hindu temples. An elliptical figure placed atop a circular base called ‘peedam’ has given rise to many a interpretations. In reality, a Shiva Linga consists of three main parts. The bottom part which is four sided remains underground, the middle part which is eight sided remains on a pedestal and the top part that is actually worshipped, is round. The pedestal provides a passage for the water and milk which is poured on it. Power of
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01 Nov

Lord Shiva and his Trishul: A significant bond of divinity

The three points of divinity People who are into religion and especially Hinduism are well aware of a Trishul, weapon that looks menacing with its 3 pointy tangents. While almost all the gods, at least the famous ones are shown carrying a Trishul, it is most commonly associated with Lord Shiva. Lord Shiva with his matted hair, tiger skin clothes and Nandi at his feet is never seen without his Trishul or the Damru attached to it. While even the damru has its own significance, we will focus on the Trishul here first. Symbolic meaning If we focus on the symbolism, then Lord Shiva’s Trishul is a destroyer, an extension of his personality and reverence as a destroyer. The destruction here implies detachment to the physical world, not annihilation. The Trishul is about getting rid of attachment to the materialistic world and removing the barrier between Him and our souls. It is believed that
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