Lord Shiva is a beloved deity all over the world, and his worship is not limited to Shaiva or Hindu sects. Lord Shiva is the ...

The ancient ritual of Mahashivaratri, or “the great night of Shiva,” has long been celebrated ... the veneration of the god of destruction and creation, one of the supreme deities of Hinduism ...

Known as Mahadeva (the great god), Shiva destroys not out of malice but necessity. His destruction is not an end but a cleansing process, removing what is obsolete, stagnant, or harmful ...

Faith isn’t always instant. Sometimes, it takes a moment of undeniable power, an act of extraordinary sacrifice, or a cosmic ...

Hinduism may be perceived and practised as a multitheistic religion, but in its tenets, all is one, the gods and their many avatar ... But what is common to all these ideas of Shiva-Shakti, ...

Millions of people in South Asia are celebrating Holi, the Hindu festival of colors, by smearing each other with brightly ...

The drink is connected to Hinduism, particularly to Lord Shiva, and is also ... the festival to signify the destruction of evil and victory of good. Families gather around the flames to sing, dance ...

Shiva is not just a god, a person, or a deity worshipped in temples ... Embracing the Flow of Life – Accepting creation and destruction as one. When you embody this essence, you become unshakable, ...