CONNECT YOUR INTELLECT WITH SOUL

DISCLAIMER: BEFORE READING THE TOPIC. THIS TOPIC IS NOT INTENDED TO HARM OR TO MISLEAD THE KNOWLEDGE. SHIV. SHAKTI. Travelling long back to Brahma Loka the God of all Gods, Lord Shiva was passionately in love with Mahasahkti and Lord Shiva wanted to marry Mahashakti. Mahasahkti is the divine mother she is the creative force who manifests the entire universe including all the Gods and Goddesses. She is the active side of Brahman the absolute cause of the universe (Soul) that contains everything but is neutral, non-active, beyond it all. Mahashakti is too unvisual to marry anybody. Mahashakti tried to explain this to Shiva but lord shiva was in deep love with her. Unfortunately, she had to reject his love humbly, later Shiva did nothing but sit in the cave and meditate. Without his presence, the world started to fall apart. The evolutionary cycle of creation, supervision, and devastation lost its dynamism and began to run down. The other good tried to persuade Shiva to bring back to work...

DISCLAIMER: BEFORE READING THE TOPIC. THIS TOPIC IS NOT INTENDED TO HARM OR TO MISLEAD THE KNOWLEDGE. NATURE'S CUDDLING  Breath of Fresh Air: Finding Peace and Purpose in Nature Escaping the monotony of spreadsheets and office walls, immersing ourselves in the world of nature, is truly one of life's greatest joys. Stepping into a sun-dappled forest, feeling the soft breeze caress our skin, and hearing the rustle of leaves beneath our feet instantly washes away the clutter of every day worries. Nature, a potent alchemist, transforms our minds, replacing anxious thoughts with a sense of quiet serenity. The sweet perfume of wildflowers, far more intoxicating than any store-bought fragrance, invigorates our senses. With each breath of fresh air, unburdened by stale air conditioning, we forgive ourselves for past missteps and embrace the present moment. Like a prisoner released from confinement, taking a walk in nature sets us free, allowing us to reconnect with our true selves. In...

DISCLAIMER: BEFORE READING THE TOPIC. THIS TOPIC IS  NOT INTENDED TO HARM OR TO MISLEAD THE KNOWLEDGE. ARDHANARISHVAR.  HISTORY OF ARDHANARISHVAR. The earliest Ardbanarishwar dates to the Kushan period starting from the first century CE. Its iconography evolved and was perfected in the Gupta era. Adrfhanarishwar represents the synthesis of masculine and feminine energies of the universe (Purusha and Prakriti) Shiva is the male principle of God and Shakti also known as Parvati is the female principle of God. The principles are exalted as the root and womb of all creation. This is trying to manifest that the masculine and the feminine are equally divided within yourself. SYMBOLIZATION OF ARDHANARISHWAR. Ardhanarishwar is the form of the Hindu deity Shiva combined with his wife Parvati. Adrdhanarsishwar is depicted as half-male and half-female. The right half of the shiva is male and the left half of his is female Parvati. SIGNIFICANCE OF ARDHANARISHVAR. Ardhanarishvara form...