Lord Shiva: The Multifaceted Deity of Hinduism
Lord Shiva, one of the most revered deities in Hinduism, is worshipped in a multitude of divine forms, each reflecting a different aspect of his powerful persona. In his fierce form as Rudra, Shiva embodies the untamed, fiery energy of destruction and transformation. Contrasting this is his peaceful and benevolent form as Bholenath, where he is often depicted sitting serenely with his family, exuding calmness and compassion. Another profound manifestation of Shiva is Mahakaal, the timeless and all-powerful lord of time and death, revered for his mastery over the cycles of life and death.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Devotees honor Shiva’s divine presence through various rituals, with special significance placed on Mondays, the day sacred to Shiva, as well as the monthly Triodashi and the grand celebrations of the two Maha Shivaratri festivals. These auspicious times are dedicated to embracing the essence of Shiva, seeking his blessings, and experiencing the divine power of his many forms.
Om Jai Shiv Omkara
Om Jai Shiv Omkara Har Jai Shiv OmKara।
Brahma Vishnu Sadashiv Ardhaangi Dhaara॥
Ekanan Chaturanan Panchanan Raajey।
Hansanan Garurasan Vrishvaahan Saajey॥
Do Bhuj Chaar Chaturbhuj Das Bhuj Te Sohey।
Teeno Roop Nirakhta Tribhuvan Jan Mohey॥
Akshmala Banmala Mundmala Dhaari।
Chandan Mrigmad Sohay Bholay Shubhkari॥
Shwetambar Pitambar Baagambar Angey।
Sankadik Brahmadik Bhutadik Sangey॥
Karkey Madhya Kamandal Chakra Trishul Dharta।
Jagkarta Jagbharta Jagsanhaarkarta॥
Brahma Vishnu Sada Shiv Jaanat Aviveka।
Pranvaakshar Madhye Ye Teeno Eka॥
Trigun Shivji Ki Aarti Jo Koi Nar Gaavey।
Kahat Shivanand Swami Manvaanchit Phal Paavey॥
Om Jai Shiv Omkara Har Jai Shiv OmKara।
Brahma Vishnu Sadashiv Ardhaangi Dhaara॥
