Tag: Who Is Mahadev Shiv

According to Hinduism, Lord Shiv, A holy  God also known by Mahadev, Shankar, Ugna and Many more Names is The Creator and Destroyer of the Entire Universe and the timeline. He has thousands of forms at the same time. Yet he is majorly known by the image of Memory according to ancient Indian stories, That traveled thousands of years.

 According to the stories, in this depiction, he is Sitting on Kailash Mountain and Meditating. He Always Looks with simple and lovable attire with entirely contrasting Surroundings. He sits on a Tiger’s Dead Skin. He Wears a Garland of the Most Dangerous and Powerful Snake in the universe “Vasuki”.

There is a Bull sitting in the praying position in front of Lord Shiv. This Bull known as Nand is one of the Major Devotees of Lord Shiv. Nandi is known as the strongest Bull in the Universe according to Hinduism and Sanatan Dharma.

Mahadev Shiv is also The God of Ghosts, Spirits, Dead Evil, Animal Living, and nonliving beings.

Mahadev is the one who is responsible for The Destruction and creation of the universe. Shiva was Never Born and He will never Die. He always existed and he will always exixt.

The Most Strongest and powerful mantra that represents Mahadev is “OUM”. This Mantra has a unique vibration, When the pattern of the vibration is been observed, The Vibration Diagram of the Mantra Takes the shape of the symbol Infinity. Check this video by Praveenmohan on Youtube

Shiv also wears a garland of Rudraksha also known as the seeds of the plant Elaeocarpus ganitrus. Its Been Said that Rukrasha was created after the drop of Shivas tera fell on the earth. It Is been said keeping a Rudraksha with yourself or even wearing it in your hand or around your neck, decreases the negativity and increases the positivity. It helps you to get close to Mahadev.

Nowadays Most people around the world are taking an interest in becoming devotees of Lord Mahadev. Thousands of Americans, People from the United States, People from Russia, and from Other Parts of the world. All of them are looking into Lord Shiva and turning into his devotees.