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The Trident

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The trident is the weapon of Siva with which he destroys evils and restores order. The trident stands for the triple qualities of nature, namely, sattva, rajas and tamas. Siva is the master of maya and thereby master of these three qualities with which he controls the worlds. The trident symbolically represents the fact that Siva is the controller of the worlds and controller of all illusion. The trident also represents the three aspects of time, the past, the present and the future. Who is Lord Siva.

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Relationship between Saivism and Tantricism

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Lord Siva is Pasupathinath, the Lord of animals. He is also the Lord of all animal passions that lay hidden in us. The belief is that if you pray to Lord Siva with complete devotion he will rid you of all your animal passions and change your consciousness into divine. The Sivaling symbolized all that Tantricism stood for. Tantricism merely provided the philosophical justification for the worship of Siva as a God of love and liberator of mankind through the worship of Shakti in union with Siva. Ta...Quite...

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Saivism and the Svetasvatara upanishd

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According to the Upanishad, Siva rules (isata) these worlds with His enormous powers (isanibhi). He stands apart from all creatures (pratyan janan) and He is the protector of all the worlds (visvabhuvana gopa). At the end of creation He withdraws these worlds into Himself. (3.2). He is the source and origin of all gods, the ruler of them and as Iswara gives birth to Hiranyagarbha, the golden germ. (3.4). To read the entire translation of the Svetasvatara Upanishad and other Upanishads please visit Hinduw...

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Saints of saivism

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In ancient India Saivism took shape as a distinct and major religious movement mostly in the south due to the untiring work of many great saints who were dedicated to Siva in every conceivable way and showed exemplary devotion to their beloved Lord through their lives and works of great merit. Outstanding among them were the four great teachers, namely Manikkavachaka, Appar, Jnanasambhanda and Sundarmurthy. To know more about the famous saints of Saivism Please Click Here. To Know more about the signific...

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A Prayer to Lord Shiva - Lingashtakam

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Lingashtakam - A Prayer to Lord Shiva. Brahma Murari surarchita Lingam. Nirmala bhasita sobhita Lingam. Janmaja dukha vinasaka Lingam. Tat pranamami Sadasiva Lingam. Ravana darpa vinasaka Lingam. Tat pranamami Sadasiva Lingam. Sarva sugandhi sulepita Lingam. Buddhi vivardhana karana Lingam. Siddha surasura vandita Lingam. Tat pranamami Sadasiva Lingam. Kanaka maha mani bhushita Lingam. Paniphati veshtitha shobhita Lingam. Dakshasu yajna vinashana Lingam. Tat pranamami Sadasiva Lingam. Who is Lord Siva.

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Meaning Shankara

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The Meaning of Shankara. Lord Siva is popularly known as Shankara. The word Shankara is made up of two words, namely shanka and hara. Shanka means doubt and hara means dispeller or destroyer. It also means lord. The word Shankara thus means He who dispels or destroys doubts. dispels or destroys all doubts. He rules over our disbeliefs and hesitations and establishes firm faith in us through his compelling nature. By dispelling our doubts and establishing faith, He destroys all our bondage.