The Primitive Indian

 Shiva , the supreme consciousness, is the source of all energy and omnipresent. Shiva is the principle from where everything has come and sustained and finally everything dissolved into it.  It is the consciousness which is bliss and innocence,the consciousness which is the bestower of dispassion. The whole world is moving in an auspicious rhythm of innocence and intelligence and that is the Shiva. The permanent and eternal source of energy,the eternal state of being,the one and the only one is Shiva. The soul and the Shiva has no difference.  The mahavakya of Adiguru Shankaracharya is clearly states that "Ahm Bramhasmi" and "Ayam Atmam Bramho" i.e I'm that.  According to Sri Sri ,"Shiva doesn't have a body,he was never a person at all. To symbolise the unfathomable infinite divinity, and to make it comprehensible for people,they made a form". Infact the British scholars who made immense studies on the Indian scriptures pointed out that all the Pu...

  The word Shiva is a mixture of three root Sanskrit words i.e Sha+E+va and when the word E is removed then Shiva becomes Shava . So according to our tradition and believe system Shiva is depicted as the supreme consciousness and the supreme being of the universe and Shava is the dead body. A dead body is that object which has no consciousness at all. Consciousness is Chetna which provides force to the body to maintains the prana Shakti . So when the consciousness is out of our body then this living body will become dead body.  As they say , जो दिख रहा है वो शब है और जो देख रहा है वो शिव है।(the one who is watching us is Shiv and all of those things which are watched by Shiva are dead bodies) So we all have that energy which flows throughout our body(annamaya kosoh) and which makes us alive has the root in shiva.  People often disseminate misinformation regarding Shiva as he is a hooligan ,lives in naked etc etc. But in reality still today we don't know what is the Shiva ...

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