#ardhanarishwar

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Some sketches I did for TDOV! Had 3 more planned but couldn't finish them in time. Alas, they remain WIPs. Maybe next year?

P.S: The Ardhanarishwar is a redraw of a 11th Century Chola bronze. Original under the cut

[arethatechs]

🔱 Devi Siddhidatri | ದೇವೀ ಸಿದ್ಧಿದಾತ್ರೀ 🪷

ಸಿದ್ಧಗಂಧರ್ವಯಕ್ಷಾದ್ಯೈರಸುರೈರಮರೈರಪಿ | ಸೇವ್ಯಮಾನಾ ಸದಾ ಭೂಯಾತ್ಸಿದ್ಧಿದಾ ಸಿದ್ಧಿದಾಯಿನೀ ||

|| Om Devi Siddhidatryai Namah ||

In the beginning of the universe Lord Rudra worshipped Adi-Parashakti for creation. It is believed that Goddess Adi-Parashakti had no form. The supreme Goddess of Power, Adi-Parashakti, appeared in the form of Siddhidatri from the left half of Lord Shiva. She is the Goddess who possesses and bestows all type of Siddhis to her devotees. Even Lord Shiva got all Siddhis by grace of Goddess Siddhidatri. She is worshipped by not only humans but also by Deva, Gandharva, Asura, Yaksha and Siddha. Lord Shiva got the title of Ardha-Narishwar when Goddess Siddhidatri appeared from his left half.

[h0bg0blin-meat]

What hindu gods/deities are lgbt (I'm sorry if this is rude or ignorant I just wish to learn as I've heard some are)

Dw it's neither rude nor ignorant. Now before I start I do wanna say that almost all the queerness we see in Hindu mythology is highly subtextual most of the time, which is like pretty obvious cuz these were the ancient times. So this might lead to a varied number of interpretations, and I can only offer the same. But most of them are pretty convincingly queer, so let's get into it cuz why tf not. (This is gonna be a loooooong post so buckle up)

Vishnu

This fella is probably the most pan-coded deity in the entire pantheon. Extremely comfortable with both his masculine and feminine side, Vishnu can sometimes be considered one of the peak genderfluid icons out there. His avatar, Krishna, despite being referred to as the Parampurush (in other words the manliest man in the entire universe), his physical appearance (which is what is considered to be a very feminine body for a man today, i.e., slender and soft) breaks the stereotype of what masculine man should look like. There are paintings of him and Radha where I've stared for like a hot minute trying to figure out which one is Radha (mostly in grayscale cuz otherwise their complexions are a dead giveaway) and yet, he slays it like a badass.

Then we also have Mohini, the goddess of beauty probably the best seductress out there, and the only female avatar of Vishnu. Through her having a union (yk what they mean by that) with Shiva (AHEM subtext amirit), Vishnu gave birth to Ayyappa, and wouldja look at dat he has two dads, which was actually prophesized. Mohini in one of the versions of Mahabharata (not the original one) ALSO slept with Iravan (Arjun's son) the night before he was gonna offer himself as a sacrifice for the Kurukshetra war. Reason was that Iravan had a wish to get married and spend the night with his wife before dying, and wishing his wife would mourn for him after his death. So Krishna felt bad for him, turned himself into Mohini and married him. The next day she held her husband's body and mourned for him like any wife would. We can also go back to the time where he sported (make of that word what you will) with Arjuni (female version of Arjun) as well as the female version of Narad (for a year in the latter's case).

In short, we can see how chill Krishna is with his fluidity with sexuality and gender, so much so that it's hard to put a label on him sometimes, which is fine. But yes interpreting him as queer wouldn't necessarily be a preposterous claim after all.

Shiva

Tbh Shiva is also pretty queer-coded, given his union with Mohini (and yes he specifically ASKED Vishnu to turn into her and hence he KNEW it was his best friend after all), and him turning into a woman to join Krishna's leela that one time, which also denotes that he's pretty confident in his gender fluidity as well, to some extent. He also has a sort of female avatar, who's actually very underrated. I think it's called Shivani. Also no one can deny the tension between Shiva and Vishnu let's be real here. They even have a ship name- Harihar, PLUS that "Vishnu is in the heart of Shiva and Shiva is in the heart of Vishnu" line. Btw this was a joke, but now you know why they're one of the popular ships of Hindu mythology. I personally have very neutral stance to the kind of bond they share, whether you call it platonic or something else.

(Note that I personally do not consider Ardhanarishwar and Vaikunthakamalaja as any genderfluid thingy because I just see them as literal fusions of the two couples, but yes many consider these two fused versions of Parvati-Shiva and Lakshmi-Narayan respectively to be gender-nonconforming, or non-binary of some sort.)

Lakshmi

Why did I add her here? Because I have a feeling she might be bi, given the fact that her husband is also technically her wife, considering we take Mohini into account, who I'm pretty sure she loves just as much as she loves Vishnu. But again, that's just my take on it.

Agni

Now he's one of the more popular queer-coded Hindu gods, specifically known for his implied poly-esque relationship with his wife Svaha and Soma (the wind god). Now many sites on Google have claimed Soma to be his husband, but I am yet to find a scriptural evidence for that claim, so I suggest you to take their words with a grain of salt. But what IS true is that these two guys do share a pretty profound bond. There was also this one instance where Soma went to a mountain and Agni followed him. Then both of them at the top of that mountain, 'became one' (what does that mean? not sure but it sure as hell sounded romantic. anyways). Also Soma is considered the "seed" and Agni the "progenitor" hence releasing the "seed". Now again what does that mean? Idk but that's sus as hell for sure.

Plus, Agni is also very well-known to be the (oral) receptor of Shiva's (and sometimes Soma's but not sure about the second one) semen, which he then flung into Ganga cuz it was too hot to bear for him, and that's how Kartikeya/Murugan/Skanda (Shiva and Parvati's son and a God of war) was born. So yeah.

Mitra-Varuna

These two.... are another pair of popular queer-coded Hindu deities. They're almost always summoned and worshipped together, and you can say they have canonically.... well had a union, and good news is none of them became a woman for the deed. Their union is recorded in the Shatapatha Brahmana 2.4.4.19, where Mitra is said to have "implanted his seed in Varuna" (hmmm nothing homosexual going on here) during the waning moon. Many people consider this a metaphor for the cyclic nature of celestial phenomena so it's upto you to interpret it however you want.

Now they also give off that sunshine x grumpy vibe, with Mitra being the god of friendship, sun, daylight, dawn and stuff while Varuna is the god of the waters, moon, nighttime, dusk etc. Plus, the latter has anger issues but he has a bubbly Mitra (pun intended) to calm him down for dat :D.

They are also known for siring two sages, Agastya and Vasistha after they accidentally released and mixed their semen into a pot as a result of getting enchanted by Urvashi (one of the apsaras or celestial nymphs).

Budh and Ila

Budh is technically an AMAB non-binary (or intersex) deity (and technically the planet Mercury) born to Chandra (who's also synonymous to Soma most of the time) and Tara, to put it simply, and got cursed to be neither male nor female because Chandra had an affair with someone else's wife -_- (Tara was the wife of Brihaspati, or Jupiter, who was also the guru of the gods).

Ila is another genderfluid deity. Some versions of the myth says they were born a woman, some say they were born a man called Sudyumna, while some say they were born a woman, but since their parents wanted a son, Mitra-Varuna (who they preyed to) changed their gender and Sudyumna was born (but then there was some issue with the rituals, which led to the duo to turn him back to a woman, which is when they took the name of Ila. Ik, too much gendershifting going on, bear with me). Anyhoo they got this genderfluidity from Shiva's spell and every month they'd change sex from Sudyumna to Ila and back to Sudyumna and so on. Budh got enchanted by Ila and married her, and bore the Pururavas with her.

Later on, some versions say Ila permanently turned into a man with Parvati's boon. But personally interpreting, Budh was technically still married to Sudyumna so..... idk what happened to them afterwards tho. I hope they were still spouses...

[whatevergreen]

"Dev Patel’s directorial debut, Monkey Man, is more than an action thriller. With its inclusion of Indian culture, in narrating a story of the rebellion of the marginalized for themselves and their society, the film has beautifully represented India’s hijra community. While the film discusses the significance and regard Hinduism has for hijras, this attempt to bring in culture and religious ideologies, to some extent, also overshadows the portrayal of their contemporary struggles. It is worse than that of the fictional inhabitants of the temple in the film.

Nevertheless, since the film’s narrative concerns not just the hijras, the Monkey Man deserves appreciation for empowering them as a historically and religiously admired group of people, who in the film also fight alongside the hero for the greater good. Moreover, with the help of Vipin Sharma’s brilliant portrayal of the hijra leader, Alpha, the film gives its international audience a commendable, strong introduction to the hijra community.

In the film, Kid, played by Dev, after being rescued by the hijras, wakes up to a broken sculpture of the ‘Ardhanarishwar’. As he stares at the enormity of it, we learn through Alpha, the leader of the hijras seated in a corner of the room, what the sculpture signifies. ..."

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🌸🤍🌸🪷🪷🌸🤍🌸 AUM NAMAH SHIVAYA 🌺🌺BEAUTIFUL ARDHANARISHVARA 🔱🔱from @rsfinearts_mandalas • The Ardhanarishvara (Sanskrit: अर्धनारीश्वर, Ardhanārīśvara, 'the half-female Lord'), is a form of the Hindu deity Shiva combined with his consort Parvati. Ardhanarishvara is depicted as half-male and half-female, equally split down the middle. The Ardhanarishvara represents a constructive and generative power. It conveys the unity of opposites in the universe. The male half stands for Purusha and female half is Prakriti. On the occasion of Maha Shivratri, I extend my warm wishes to you and your loved ones. ❌Do Not Copy without permission🚫 ❇️If you are recreating my art then please give credits❇️ 👩🏻‍🎨Painting done on iPad pro using Apple Pencil ✏️ and @procreate app ❤️Hope you guys like it 😍 Please share your views ❤️❤️ • • 👩🏻‍🎨 #rsfinearts_mandalas 👩🏻‍🎨 • • • #ilovesharingmandala #mandalaslovers #_mandala_drawings #blxckmandalas #zenartfeatures #zentanglekiwi #zendoodleart_feature #mandalagalaxy #rsfinearts #mahashivratri #hallofmandalas #loveformandala #indian_artists_club #global_artists_club #mahashivratri2023 #shivratri #mahashivaratri #shiva #adiyogi #adiyogishiva #adiyogi_ke_bhakt #ardhanarishvara #ardhanareshwar #ardhanarishwara #shivashakti #ardhanarishwar #ardhanarisvara #ardhanariswarapandubakti https://www.instagram.com/p/Co1jnzBODCa/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[butchkaramazov]

hi if any bengali person celebrating durga pujo sees this maybe consider going to salt lake BJ block's pujo. the pandal is of ardhanarishwar and there are a few cool lighting effects lasting for only 5 seconds while a commentator says something in an American accent. also the crowd is terrible there. and the entry & exit planning is awful.

[blessed1neha]

According to the scriptures, how was the universe created?

It is described in Shivmahapuran that before the beginning of creation the earth was submerged in water. Then a Shivling shaped bubble appeared in the water. Lord Vishnu appeared from that bubble. Lord Brahma appeared from the navel of Lord Vishnu. When the universe was being created by Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh. Then Lord Shiva appeared to Brahma in the form of Ardhanarishwar. After seeing Ardhanarishwar form, Brahma ji started the creation of the universe.

One day Lord Shiva said to Shri Vishnu, "Narayan let's see. What kind of universe has Lord Brahma created?" Lord Shiva and Vishnu both came on earth. Then Shiva and Vishnu saw that eunuchs are roaming all over the earth. Shiva said, what kind of creation did Brahma create?I had shown my Ardhanarishwar form to Brahma ji so that after seeing this form, Brahma ji could create half man and half woman. Brahma ji has created eunuchs by mixing both male and female.Seeing this, Lord Vishnu started laughing out loud. Lord Shiva said to Vishnu, “O Narayan, you are laughing at the creation created by Brahma. i curse you. You will also become eunuch on earth once.After this both Lord Shiva and Vishnu went to their respective abodes. Lord Shiva again manifested his Ardhanarishwar form in two forms and appeared to Brahma. And again asked to start the creation.This time Brahma ji revealed Manu and Satrupa and asked them to take the creation forward. Brahma ji created a very beautiful creation.It is described in Shivmahapuran that before the beginning of creation the earth was submerged in water. Then a Shivling shaped bubble appeared in the water. Lord Vishnu appeared from that bubble. Lord Brahma appeared from the navel of Lord Vishnu. When the universe was being created by Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh. Then Lord Shiva appeared to Brahma in the form of Ardhanarishwar. After seeing Ardhanarishwar form, Brahma ji started the creation of the universe.

[inc0rrectmyths]

This Shaivite dude my friend talked about thinks Ardhanarishwar is a Gen Z concept 💀.

I assure you this guy has never touched Shiva Purana in his life 👍

[drarryshipperandsnover]

In fact in Indian history, if we dig deeper, we have faint references of queer characters. The Indian society (before colonization) wasn't as restrictive as present. Infact in Hindu epic Mahabharat, one of the important character Shikhandini/shikhandi was AFAB but he lived his life as male and later transitioned into male before the war. We have our gods, lord Shiva and mata (mother) parvati, taking Ardhanarishwar (half male, half female) avtar (incarnation), we have lord vishnu taking mohini (beautiful female) avtar. Infact Mohini and Shiva had a child together (Lord Ayappa). Also there is a telgu text (I am forgetting the name), where an explicit homosexual act is suggested. In this text, when Shiva is engaged in intimacy with Mohini, Mohini reverts to Vishnu. Shiva, unable to differentiate because of the naturally curvaceous form of Vishnu, who was also still unclad, continued with intimacy.

So, when my religion had been so open about queer people that it even shows major characters and our gods as queer then why won't as a queer person I will find solace.

Since I am a Hindu so I am aware about Hinduism. I have no idea about other religions. But it saddens me when people assume that I am lying about being queer since I am very religious person.

Whenever I see a queer invalidate another queer's relationship with god, I just get disappointed. "We need more complex queers!" You can't even handle religious queer people.

[astrovastukosh]

Importance of Kedar Gauri Vrat in Sanatan scriptures, special things related to it!

🕉🌞Importance of Kedar Gauri Vrat in Sanatan scriptures, special things related to it!

👉Kedar Gauri Vrat is considered very important in our scriptures. By observing Kedar Gauri Vrat, all the wishes and desires of a person are fulfilled. According to beliefs, even the gods had observed Kedar Gauri Vrat to fulfill their wishes.

🕉🌞Special things related to Kedar Gauri Vrat-

👉• Kedar Gauri Vrat is mainly celebrated in South India. This fast is dedicated to Lord Shiva.

👉• Kedar Gauri Vrat is a religious ritual which lasts for 21 days. This fast starts from the Ashtami date of Shukla Paksha in the Tamil month of Poorattasi and ends on the day of Deepawali i.e. Amavasya.

👉• All devotees especially fast on the last day of this fast i.e. Amavasya.

👉• According to beliefs, whoever observes fast with full devotion by following the rules of Kedar Gauri Vrat, gets longevity, health, happiness and prosperity. On this day, the fruits of fasting are also obtained by donating,

, 🕉🌞Kedar Gauri Pujan Vidhi-

👉• On the day of Kedar Gauri Vrat, the Ardhanarishwar form of Lord Shiva is worshiped.

👉• On this day, devotees observe fast for the whole day according to their capacity or this fast can also be observed by eating fruits once.

👉• Kedar Gauri Vrat should always be observed with a pure mind. Whoever observes this fast should call a priest and feed him.

👉• The worship of Kedar Gauri Vrat continues for 21 consecutive days. All the devotees install the Kalash at a holy place and worship it regularly.

👉• The Kalash is covered with a silk cloth. On top of which a pile of rice is kept.

👉• 21 threads are tied around the Kalash. 21 priests are invited in Kedar Gauri Vrat.

👉• The Kalash installed in this puja is considered to be the reflection of Lord Kedareshwar.

👉• The Kalash is worshipped by offering Kumkum, sandalwood, Akshat, musk, frankincense, betel, flowers and incense.

👉• After this, the mantras of Lord Shiva are chanted. In Kedar Gauri Vrat, special offerings of 21 types of food along with coconut are offered to Bholenath.

👉• After the completion of the puja, Prasad is distributed among the devotees and the poor.

🕉🌞Kedar Gauri Vrat Katha-

👉According to mythological beliefs, this fast was observed by Goddess Parvati. Once a devotee of Goddess Parvati left her devotion and started worshiping Lord Shiva. Due to which Goddess Parvati got very angry. Goddess Parvati did penance of Sage Gautam to become a part of Shiva's body. Then Sage Gautam asked Goddess Parvati to observe Kedar Gauri Vrat for 21 consecutive days with full devotion.

Mother Parvati followed the words of Gautam Rishi and observed Kedar Gauri Vrat for 21 days as per the rules. Pleased with this, Lord Shiva gave the left part of his body to Goddess Parvati. Since then, this form of his came to be known as Ardhanarishwar. Since then, Kedar Gauri Vrat is observed on this day. Goddess Parvati herself kept this fast to please Lord Shiva.

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Snowpod Kedarnath is a luxurious eco-resort in Guptkashi, Uttarakhand, serving as a gateway to the Kedarnath Shrine. Here are some highlights:

Location: Situated in Guptkashi, about 40 km from the Kedarnath Shrine, the resort offers stunning views of the Himalayan peaks like Chaukhamba, Kedardome, and Vasuki Parbat³.

Accommodation: The resort features eco-friendly igloo-like geodesic dome structures made of pinewood. Each pod-suite is spacious, equipped with modern amenities, and has an outdoor patio to enjoy the breathtaking Himalayan views³.

Sustainability: The pods are designed to be eco-friendly, using solar electricity and earthen clay heaters³.

Activities: Guests can enjoy various activities such as trekking, exploring nearby temples like the Vishwanath Temple and Ardhanarishwar Temple, and experiencing the local culture³.

Snowpod Kedarnath provides a unique blend of luxury and spirituality, making it an ideal destination for those looking to experience the serenity and spirituality of the Himalayas in comfort.

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Ardhanarishwar: Exploring the Spiritual Essence of Narmadeshwar Shivling

In Hindu mythology, Lord Shiva is often depicted in various forms and manifestations, each carrying deep symbolic significance. One of the most intriguing representations is Ardhanarishwar, where Shiva embodies both masculine and feminine energies in perfect harmony. This divine union is beautifully symbolized in the Narmadeshwar Shivling, a sacred object of worship revered by devotees worldwide.

Understanding Ardhanarishwar

The term "Ardhanarishwar" derives from Sanskrit, where "ardha" means half, "nari" denotes woman, and "ishwar" signifies Lord. Ardhanarishwar thus represents the synthesis of Shiva, the destroyer and creator of worlds, with Parvati, his divine consort. This form highlights the concept of Ardhanarishwar as the embodiment of ultimate unity and harmony in the universe.

The Sacred Narmadeshwar Shivling

Central to the worship of Ardhanarishwar is the Narmadeshwar Shivling, a sacred symbol revered by devotees worldwide. Legend has it that these Shivlings are naturally occurring stones found in the Narmada River, believed to be formed by the interplay of cosmic forces over millennia. The river itself is considered one of India's holiest, with its waters believed to carry divine blessings.

Symbolism and Spiritual Insights

Ardhanarishwar signifies the cosmic balance and harmony inherent in all existence. It teaches us that creation arises from the union of opposites – the dynamic interplay of Shiva's masculine energy (Purusha) and Parvati's feminine energy (Prakriti). This divine union symbolizes the complementary aspects of existence, emphasizing the interconnectedness of all dualities within the cosmos.

Worship and Rituals

Devotees of Ardhanarishwar and the Narmadeshwar Shivling engage in rituals and ceremonies that honor this sacred union. Offerings of water, milk, honey, and bilva leaves are made to the Shivling, accompanied by chanting of mantras that invoke the divine presence of Shiva and Parvati. These rituals are believed to purify the soul, grant blessings, and foster spiritual growth.

Spiritual Teachings and Philosophy

The Ardhanarishwar form of Shiva imparts profound spiritual teachings. It encourages devotees to recognize and embrace the balance of masculine and feminine energies within themselves and in the world around them. This recognition fosters harmony, compassion, and a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of all beings.

Conclusion

Exploring the symbolism and spiritual essence of Ardhanarishwar through the lens of the Narmadeshwar Shivling provides profound insights into Hindu philosophy and mythology. It invites individuals on a journey of self-discovery and spiritual awakening, encouraging them to embody the principles of unity, balance, and divine union in their own lives. Embrace the wisdom of Ardhanarishwar and the sacredness of the Narmadeshwar Shivling in your spiritual quest. Reflect on the timeless teachings they offer and discover the profound beauty of cosmic harmony within and beyond.

[shivansh2shiv]

About Ardhanarishwar Narmadeshwar Shivling

The Ardhanarishwar Narmadeshwar Shivling is a unique and highly revered form of the Shivling that embodies the concept of Ardhanarishwar. This form represents Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati as a unified deity, symbolizing the integration of masculine and feminine energies.

Ardhanarishwar: Symbol of Unity

Concept:

The term "Ardhanarishwar" is derived from Sanskrit, where "Ardha" means "half," "Nari" means "woman," and "Ishwar" means "Lord." Together, it represents a half-male deity (Shiva) and half female (Parvati).

This form of Shiva emphasizes that masculine and feminine principles are inseparable and interdependent, each complementing and completing the other.

Symbolism:

Unity of Opposites: Ardhanarishwar represents the unity of opposites—male and female, creation and destruction, power and compassion. This duality reflects the balance and harmony required for the universe's functioning.

Cosmic Balance: The figure signifies the cosmic balance between Shiva (the eternal consciousness) and Shakti (the dynamic energy), highlighting that both are essential for creation and existence.

Narmadeshwar Shivling: Sacred Origin

Narmadeshwar Shivling:

The Narmadeshwar Shivling, also known as Banalinga, is a naturally occurring form of the Shivling found in the Narmada River, one of the seven sacred rivers in India.

These Shivlings are considered highly sacred due to their natural formation and are believed to carry powerful spiritual vibrations.

Unique Characteristics:

  Natural Formation: Narmadeshwar Shivlings are typically smooth and elliptical, formed by the natural flow of the Narmada River over thousands of years.

  Spiritual Significance: These Shivlings are believed to possess high spiritual energy and are often used in worship and meditation to invoke the blessings of Lord Shiva.

Ardhanarishwar Narmadeshwar Shivling: A Divine Fusion

Combination:

The Ardhanarishwar Narmadeshwar Shivling is a sacred representation that combines the symbolism of Ardhanarishwar with the natural sanctity of the Narmadeshwar Shivling.

This form emphasizes the divine union of Shiva and Parvati, encapsulating the essence of both deities in a naturally formed Shivling.

Worship and Significance:

   Spiritual Empowerment: Worshipping the Ardhanarishwar Narmadeshwar Shivling is believed to bring balance, harmony, and spiritual growth. Devotees seek the combined blessings of Shiva's consciousness and Parvati's energy.

   Rituals: The rituals involve offering water, milk, flowers, and bilva leaves, along with chanting mantras dedicated to both Shiva and Parvati. Special prayers and ceremonies are performed to honor the unique duality and unity represented by this form.

Meditation and Contemplation:

Meditating on the Ardhanarishwar Narmadeshwar Shivling helps devotees internalize the concept of balance and unity in their lives. It encourages the realization of one's own inner balance of masculine and feminine energies.

This form serves as a focal point for spiritual practices aimed at achieving harmony, inner peace, and a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of all existence.

In summary, the Ardhanarishwar Narmadeshwar Shivling is a profound representation of the divine unity of Shiva and Parvati, symbolizing the harmonious integration of masculine and feminine energies. Its natural formation in the sacred Narmada River adds an additional layer of spiritual significance, making it a powerful symbol for worship, meditation, and spiritual growth.

[h0bg0blin-meat]

Trans/trans-coded/genderfluid folks in mythologies:

Kainis/Caeneus (Greek)

Iphis (Greek/Roman)

Tiresias (Greek)

Shikhandi (Hindu)

Srikandi (Javanese Wayang)

Budh (Hindu)

Ila/Sudyumna (Hindu)

Leukippos (Greek)

Vishnu/Mohini (Hindu)

Wadj-Wer (Egyptian)

Aphroditos/Hermaphroditos (Greek)

Oyamakui no Kami (Japanese)

Inari Okama (Japanese)

Amaterasu (Japanese)

Manjeya Raja Manang/Ibi (Ibanic)

Loki (Norse)

Ardhanarishwar (Hindu)

Vaikunthakamalaja (Hindu)

Arjuna/Arjuni/Brihannala (Hindu)

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शिव के त्रिशूल, डमरू और अर्धचंद्र का रहस्यमय महत्व समझाया गया | The Mystical Significance of Shiva's Trishul, Damaru, and Ardhchandra Explained | Exploring the Hidden Secrets of Shiva's Trishul, Damaru, and Ardhchandra इस मनोरम वीडियो में भगवान शिव के त्रिशूल, डमरू और अर्धचंद्र के रहस्यमय महत्व को जानें। इन दिव्य कलाकृतियों के पीछे के प्रतीकात्मक अर्थ और आध्यात्मिक महत्व को उजागर करें, साथ ही हिंदू पौराणिक कथाओं और धार्मिक प्रथाओं में उनकी प्रासंगिकता को भी उजागर करें। शिव के इन प्रतिष्ठित प्रतीकों से जुड़े रहस्यों और रहस्यमय शक्तियों की गहरी समझ प्राप्त करें। Explore the mysterious significance of Lord Shiva's Trishul, Damaru, and Ardhchandra in this captivating video. Uncover the symbolic meanings and spiritual importance behind these divine artifacts, as well as their relevance in Hindu mythology and religious practices. Gain a deeper understanding of the secrets and mystical powers associated with these iconic symbols of Shiva. #भगवान #शिव,भगवान शिव का पूरा #रहस्य,भगवान शिव से जुड़े रहस्य,भगवान शिव का रहस्य,भगवान शिव का अद्भुद रहस्य,भगवान शिव से जुड़े ये 11 रहस्य,भगवान शिव के त्रिशूल का रहस्य,भगवान शिव से जुड़े अनोखे रहस्य,भगवान शिव से जुड़े हैं कई रहस्य,भगवान शिव का सबसे पहला शिवलिंग का रहस्य,भगवान शिव जी का रहस्य जो किसी को भी नही पता,भगवान शिव से जुड़े रहस्य नहीं जानते होंगे आप,क्या है भगवान शिव के अर्धनारीश्वर अवतार का रहस्य ?,जानिए भगवान शिव से जुड़े वो रहस्य जिनसे आप हैं अंजान #शिवरात्रि #lordshiva #Shiva, Complete mystery of Lord Shiva, Mysteries related to Lord Shiva, Mysteries of Lord Shiva, Amazing secrets of Lord Shiva, These 11 secrets related to Lord Shiva, Secret of Lord Shiva's Trishul, Unique secrets related to Lord Shiva, Lord Shiva There are many secrets related to Lord Shiva, the secret of Lord Shiva's first Shivling, the secret of Lord Shiva which no one knows, you might not know the secrets related to Lord Shiva, what is the secret of Lord Shiva's Ardhanarishwar incarnation?, Know Lord Shiva. Those secrets related to Shiva that you are unaware of

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Unraveling the Ardhanarishwar Mystery: Why Lord Shiva Took This Form?