Skip to main content

Sitting of Shiva

Sitting of Shiva-

Mostly Hindu Granth is say that Sitting of Shiva is on kailash mount(parvat). With her wife parvati with his two son Ganesh and Kartikeya.Shiva Sit on Tiger.



Shiva Have a Snack which is Around his neck and  one Trishul.Trishul Is Used it as her weapon.and one damaru as for her entertainment.and a kalash which use for store the water(Gangajal).and worship of shiva is very popular in Hindus.
Shiva Have Three Eye.Peoples Say That Third Eye of Shiva is Always Closed. when this third Eye is open Then World is Destroyed.Third Eye of Shiva is on her Head.Sot That Why Shiva is Also Called Destroyed Shiva.


Shiva Give her a Symbol which is called sibling.In Hindu Mythology we worship Sibling.



And the Mantra of lord Shiva is

OM NAMAH  SHIVAY.
Chant this mantra in a day or night after good bath. You See Some Magical Effect in one or Two month.
For Shiva Mahamrityunjaya Mantra.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

makka madina | mecca madina | shivling in makka Madina

Shivling in Makka Madina- Makka Madina –The Holy Place Mecca is a city in the Hejaz in Saudi Arabia. The city is located inland from Jeddah in the narrow sandy valley of Abraham, at a height of 909 ft above sea level. Roughly the 2 million was the resident population noticed in 2012. Triple this population visitors visit every year during the Hajj period held in the twelfth Muslim lunar month of Dhu al –Hijjah. It is the birthplace of Muhammad and the site of Muhammad’s first revolution of the Quran. It was founded by a son of Abraham according to the Islamic tradition. Mecca is a home to Kaaba. Mecca was long ruled by Muhammad’s descendants the Sharifs, acting either as independent rulers. It was conquered by Ibn Saud in 1925. Mecca has seen tremendous expansion in size and infrastructure in its modern period.  Abraj Al Bait also known as Mecca Royal Clock Tower Hotel, the world’s third tallest building and the third largest amount of floor area....
Post a Comment
Read more

jyotirlinga | 12 jyotirlinga | 12 jyotirlinga list | 12 jyotirlinga names and places

12 jyotirlinga list - Jyotirlinga of God exists in all the Shiva linga in the form of Jyoti in Shivling is called Jyotirlinga. According to Hindu mythology, Lord Shiva himself appeared twelve locations wherever Shivling is worshiped as the Jyotirlingas. According to Hindu mythology, Lord Shiva himself appeared twelve locations wherever Shivling is worshiped as the Jyotirlingas. The number is 12. Hindus recognize that men who daily morning and evening time Jyotirlidagon takes the name of these twelve, seven lives of his sin is wiped off by the sight of the sexes. Let us know about  12  Jyotirlingas   Cities in India. 1- Somnath jyotirlinga - Somnath revered not only of India but of the earth is considered to be revered first. The temple is located in the Saurashtra region of Gujarat state. Shivpuran, when the moon was cursed Daksha Prajapati of tuberculosis and the Moon at the same tenacity rid of this curse, did. It is also said that ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Shiva

Shiva- Shiva Says the Lord of gods Mahadev them, Bholenath, Shankar, Mahesh, Rudra, is also known by the name of Jay. Bhairav Tanta them in practice, also known by the name. One of the major deities of Hinduism. His name is in the Vedas Rudra. The individual consciousness that knoweth. Their Ardhadagini (power) is the name of Parvati. If his son Ganesh and Kartikeya, and Putriasok are gorgeous. Yogi Shiva as most cases are seen in pictures and sculpture Pujashivling and is both. Ensconced snake god Shiva's neck and hands are the drum and trident. Kailash is their habitat. This is the basis of Shaivism  Do this as a venerable all the power with Shiva. Lord Shiva is called the god of destruction. Lord Shiva is known for both gentle shape and Rudrarup. Shiva is considered distinct from other gods. Creation, positioning and carnage over Shiva. Lord Shiva, god of destruction was considered holy trinity. Shiva Mahakala time immemorial, and the creation process Adi shot a...
2 comments
Read more