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Author: Sivkishen
Publisher: Diamond Pocket Books Pvt Ltd
ISBN: 8128830287
Category : Religion
Languages : en
Pages : 947

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The 12 long years research of Vedas and decoding the hidden scientific formulas have been put in a story form in easy understanding of the hard to get facts that benefits the readers. The reader will find the critical and vital difference between some of the Prominent Works on Lord Shiva Goddess Parvati and their children in this work that to demystify the myths. This work lucidly brings out the teachings of Ganesh-Geeta and retold the mythology in an amazing way for the benefit of all. The readers will love to chew and remember for the ages. — Sivkishen, Author It is believed that a mere glance at Sri Chakra gives the result of performing hundred Vedic rituals then what if the goddess is Meditated upon, Praised and Glorified as purest form of Consciousness ? This book does exactly that! Imagine the power of her 'Supreme Brilliance' guiding you through the darkest alleys towards all round Success ... Imagine receiving an ocean of Compassion... I urge the readers to give themselves a chance to carve a fulfilling life under the Divine Mother's Cosmic Direction .. Kudos to Kishenji for being the channel and making that happen." —Karuna Gopal (President, Futuristic Cities) "A must-read for anyone who wants to get on the "way of life", this 'Kingdom of Shiva' provides right orientation and knowledge to face the challenges of life by aligning them of valuable life." - Prof. S P Garg "The one book on authentic Mythological classic epic stories is 'Kingdom of Shiva'. This is Eastern Wisdom a must to have at least one." — Prof. Surendera Kala "In the Epic story of 'Kingdom of Shiva', the great Goddess advocates that 'a beautiful mind and beautiful heart sparks bright ideas. One can't just dream but should believe in the self and face challenges of Life Battles with courage. You have the POWER to ACHIEVE IT.' This is the 'Glow of Hope' and every one must read." -Shanti Singh B.Com. LLB, Director, Vidyadayani Junior and Degree College for Women, Hyderabad India

Author: Sivkishen Ji
Publisher:
ISBN: 9781521053300
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 454

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Sivkishen is a Vedic scholar. He authored Mysterious Kailash.. Writing is his passion and Vedic research is a vehicle for his work contributing a broad range of resources with a focus on Vedas and their interconnections that helps to unfold the most acclaimed Vedic Hymns. He had surfaced the fascinating and interesting facts for the first time in this universe with authenticity by decoding the hidden sciences in Vedas after a deep Vedic research of 12 years to bring back the entire Vedic Tradition to its pristine and original form. These original research contributions have a great purpose of promoting time-tested Vedic traditions cultural values to benefit the present generation. These works offer points of identity between science philosophy and spirituality and will pave the way furtherance of advance in the current scientific field.His transfixing style of bridging the huge gap between the ancient Vedic knowledge and Modern science and explaining on those concepts of present advanced sciences don't have and bringing out as a most interesting and fascinating literary marvel with visual imagery with great authenticity in a Mythological story form is really "wonderful" that the readers love to chew, digest and remember for ages!His focus on the book's purpose, contents, and authority was recognized by Scientists Spiritual Leaders Philosophers and Great Scholars. He has been acclaimed internationally as best Indian Author. He is rightly titled as Vishwamitra, Rishi, Abhinava Vyasa, and Shabad Brahma as well Sahiti Sourabhoma etc., Both geography and mythology play roles in the sacred significance of Mount Kailash. It has been universal interest on discovering the hidden, mysterious, and unknown wisdom of the world at Mount Kailash. Recent studies of Russians reveal that the Mount Kailash could be a vast; it is like a human-built pyramid, the center of an entire complex of smaller pyramids, a hundred in total. This complex, moreover, is the center of a worldwide system connecting other monuments or sites where paranormal phenomena observed. Mount Kailash is the axis Mundi, world axis, the center of the world, and the navel of the world as confirmed by Google Maps and NASA pictures. Even the satellite images cannot capture this most mysterious Kingdom of Shiva. Yet, several intellectuals tried to discover the world hidden, mysterious and unknown wisdom of Mount Kailash. Many researchers believe that the foot and at the middle level of the mountain has voids. The researchers have found the presence of cavities inside the sarcophagus, means "flesh-eating" that serves as a refuge in which a state of deep meditation. This adventure is one that tops many people's bucket list. Those who want to climb to the top of it, all of a sudden get set to go in the opposite direction. Those who walked up the mountain never returned.Several intellectuals tried to discover, "Why this world pillar is the mysterious mountain in the world?" Moreover, why all earthly forces of power and greed forever are sealed and why its knowledge kept hidden? "What is there on the peaks of Mount Kailash?" is the wonder of the doubters since there have been no recorded attempts to climb Mount Kailash. "Is this geographic site like energy vortices that can either uplift physical and mental states or degenerate the chamber?" Mysterious Kailash replies as an accurate version of Rig Veda hymns and details on why so. All questions and doubts, contentions of various schools of thought or views of contemporary science summed up in this Mahagranth. Only the enlightened mind, free from the passions can claim the Kailash as it is not possible with the physical body. The person who destroyed the ignorance and illusion can reach Kailash within the mind, the Manas as the source of soul and takes a dip in the Manasarovar as the consciousness. Just as the physical mountain, Kailash considered as the center of the known world, so Shiva is the center of the Self!

Author: Vanamali
Publisher: Simon and Schuster
ISBN: 1620552493
Category : Religion
Languages : en
Pages : 171

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The traditional understanding of Shiva told through stories and teachings from the Shiva Mahapurana • Explains Shiva’s contradictory forms, such as destroyer or benefactor, and how his form depends on the needs of the devotee • Reveals how Shiva’s teachings allow one to see through the illusions at the root of all grief and alienation in human life • Explores Shiva’s relationships with Durga, Shakti, Sati, and Parvati and with his sons Ganesha and Kartikeya Shiva, the most ancient and complex deity of the Hindu pantheon, has been portrayed in many contrasting lights: destroyer and benefactor, ascetic and householder, wild demon slayer and calm yogi atop Mount Kailash. Drawing from the Hindu sacred text the Shiva Mahapurana--said to be written by Shiva himself--Vanamali selects the essential stories of Shiva, both those from his dark wild side and those from his benevolent peaceful side. Vanamali discusses Shiva’s many avatars such as Shambunatha and Bhola, as well as Dakshinamurti who taught the shastras and tantras to the rishis. She explores Shiva’s relationships with Durga, Shakti, Sati, and Parvati and with his sons Ganesha and Kartikeya. Examining Shiva’s acceptance of outsiders, Vanamali explains why ghosts and ghouls are his attendants and why his greatest devotees are demon kings, like Ravana. She includes famous Shiva stories such as the Descent of the River Ganga and Churning the Milky Ocean as well as those that reveal the origin of the festival of lights, Diwali; his creation of the cosmic couple, or hierogamos; and how Shiva and Parvati taught the world the secrets of Kundalini Shakti. The author also draws upon Shaivite teachings to illustrate the differences between Western science and Vedic science and their explanations for the origins of consciousness. Integrating Shiva’s two sides, the fierce and the peaceful, Vanamali reveals that Shiva’s form depends on the needs of the devotee. Understanding his teachings allows one to see through the illusions at the root of all grief and alienation in human life, for Shiva is the wielder of maya who does not fall under its spell. While Ganesha is known as the remover of obstacles, Shiva is the remover of tears.

Author: Manil Suri
Publisher: A&C Black
ISBN: 1408806789
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 360

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India, 1955. As the scars of Partition are beginning to heal, seventeen-year-old Meera sits enraptured: in the spotlight is Dev, singing a song so infused with passion that it arouses in her the first flush of erotic longing. But when Meera's reverie comes true, it does not lead to the fairy-tale marriage she imagined. Meera has no choice but to obey her in-laws, tolerate Dev's drunken night-time fumblings, even observe the most arduous of Hindu fasts for his longevity. A move to Bombay seems at first like a fresh start, but soon that dream turns to ashes. It is only when their son is born that things change and Meera is ready to unleash the passion she has suppressed for so long.

Author: D. K. Hema Hari
Publisher:
ISBN: 9789380592220
Category : Siva (Hindu deity)
Languages : en
Pages : 98

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Author: Wendy Doniger O'Flaherty
Publisher: Oxford University Press
ISBN: 0199727937
Category : Religion
Languages : en
Pages : 414

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Originally published under the title Asceticism and Eroticism in the Mythology of Siva, this book traces the development of an Indian approach to an enduring human dilemma: the conflict between spiritual aspirations and human desires. The work examines hundreds of related myths and a wide range of Indian texts--Vedic, Puranic, classical, modern, and tribal--centering on the stories of the great ascetic, Siva, and his erotic alter ego, Kama.

Author: Wolf-Dieter Storl
Publisher: Simon and Schuster
ISBN: 1594777802
Category : Philosophy
Languages : en
Pages : 456

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An extensive look at all the aspects of multi-natured Shiva • Explores the shamanic roots of world spirituality as exemplified by this Hindu god who shares many of the attributes of the Norse Odin and the Celtic Cernunnos • Looks at Shiva’s relation to contemporary culture, Tantra, and the dualistic religions of the West To his devotees Shiva is the entire universe and the core of all beings. Hindu myth shows him appearing at the beginning of creation as a giant pillar of fire from which this world sprang forth. Yet he is also the most approachable of gods, for he is the lover of lovers and the devotee of his devotees. Of the 1,008 names of Shiva, Pashupati, Lord of Animals, is one of the most common. His special relation to animals along with his trickster nature reveal the deep connection of Shiva to shamanism and other gods such as the Norse Odin and the Celtic Cernunnos that came out of the Paleolithic traditions. Ethnologist Wolf-Dieter Storl was first captivated by Shiva when he was in India as a visiting scholar at Benares Hindu University. In this book he invites readers to join in the lively and mythical world of Shiva, or Mahadev, God of All Gods. Shiva is a study in contrasts: As the lord of dance he loses himself in ecstatic abandon; with his consort Parvati he can make love for 10,000 years. Both men and women worship him for his ability to unite and balance masculine and feminine energies. But as the ascetic Shankar he sits in deep meditation, shunning women, and none dare disturb him lest he open his third eye and immolate the entire universe. Lord of intoxicants and poisons, he is the keeper of secret occult knowledge and powers, for which he is worshipped by yogis and demons alike. Shiva dances both the joy of being and the dance of doom--but in every aspect he breaks through the false ego to reveal the true self lying within. This is his true power.

Author: Santosh Gairola
Publisher: Independently Published
ISBN: 9781688884083
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 124

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Shiva means the one who is Nirakara (attributeless) Param Brahma (supreme consciousness). Lord Shiva emerged from the Sadashiva and known by the name of auspiciousness. The eternal form of Shiva is Sadashiva, which is beyond human perception. There is no end and no beginning of Lord Shiva. He is omniscient, immortal, omnipresent, supreme transformer of the energies.The Sanatan Trinity is incomplete without him. God Shiva contains both the contemporary world within him. It means all the anarchy, and calmness of the world resides in him. Lord Shiva is the creator, preserver, and destroyer of the world. He is the Supreme Being in Shivaism. The teaching of Lord Shiva is practical in today's life. Everyday people can learn many things from Lord Shiva and make their lives blissful and successful.This book will describe why Lord Shiva is known as Magnificent Shiva?Book will take you through various chapters and let you help to understand the virtues of Shiva. You will come to know why the greatest destroyer of darkness is most dear to the large section of humanity.The book, Magnificent Shiva will describe the generosity of Lord Shiva.After reading the book, you will feel connected to Mahadev.Om Namah Shivaya, so let's get connected to eternal blissfulness.

Author: Amish Tripathi
Publisher: Jo Fletcher Books
ISBN: 1681445034
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 565

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Today, Shiva is a god. But four thousand years ago, he was just a man - until he brought his people to Meluha, a near-perfect empire founded by the great king Lord Ram. There he discovered he was the Neelkanth, a barbarian long prophesied to be Meluha's savior. But in his hour of victory fighting the Chandravanshis - Meluha's enemy - he discovered they had their own prophecy. Now he must fight to uncover the treachery within his inner circle, and unmask those who are about to destroy all that he has fought for. Shiva is about to learn that good and evil are two sides of the same coin...

Author: Sivkishen Ji
Publisher:
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Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 177

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Sage Vyasa was the expansion of the God Vishnu, who came in Dwaparayuga to make all the Vedic knowledge from oral tradition available in written form. Sage Parashara was the author of the first Purana, Vishnu Purana.Parashara had performed a severe penance to Lord Shiva. Shiva granted a boon that Parashara''s son would be a Brahmarshi equal to Vashistha and would be famous for his knowledge. Parashara begot Vyasa with Satyavati. Satyavati, adopted daughter of the fisherman Dusharaj. She conceived and immediately gave birth to Vyasa. She kept this incident a secret, not telling even King Shantanu whom she was married to later.The eighth son of the Kuru King Shantanu and the river goddess Ganga was Devavrata known as Bhishma. Ganga took him to different realms, where he was brought up and trained by many eminent sages.Having joined his father''s court, Bhishma was easily confirmed as the heir apparent. Shantanu was proud of his son and content that the future was secure. However, the king had slowly been falling in love with a fisherwoman, Satyavati, who operated the boats crossing the Yamuna. When Shantanu approached for her hand in marriage, Satyavati''s father, Dasraj, refused unless he would proclaim the children born to her as his heirs. This made Shantanu despondent, and upon discovering the reason for his father''s despondency, Devavrata sought out the girl''s father and ceded his claim to the throne. At this, Satyavati''s father retorted that even if Devavratha gave up his claim to the throne, then took the vow of lifelong celibacy, thus sacrificing his ''crown-prince'' title and denying himself the pleasures of conjugal love. His father granted him the boon of Ichcha Mrityu. Bhishma took another vow that he would always see his father''s image in whoever sat on the King''s throne, and would thus serve the king faithfully and truthfully.Years later, in the process of finding a bride for his half-brother, the young king Vichitravirya, Bhishma abducted princesses Amba and Ambika, Ambalika by force and presented them to Satyavati for marriage to Vichitravirya. They were the daughters of Kashya, the King of Kashi. Amba sought refuge with Parasurama, who ordered Bhishma to marry Amba, telling Bhishma it was his duty. Bhishma politely refused, saying that he was ready to give up his life at the command of his teacher but not the promise that he had made.After Vichitravirya''s death, his mother Satyavati sent for her first born, Rishi Veda Vyasa and asked him to father children on the widowed queens according to the prevalent custom of Niyoga. When he approached Ambika, she closed her eyes in fear. As a result the blind Dhritrashtra was born. When he approached Ambalika, she turned pale in fear. Her son Pandu was born with a pale. Ambika instead sent Parishrami, her house cleaner to Vyasa and had a healthy child Vidura. While these are Vyasa''s sons, another son Shuka, born of his wife Pinjalā (Vatikā), daughter of the sage Jābāli was his true spiritual heir. Shuka appears occasionally in the story as a spiritual guide to the young Kuru princes.Vyasa categorized the primordial single Veda into three canonical collections and that the fourth one, known as Atharvaveda, was recognized as Veda only very much later. As he was, the "Splitter of the Vedas" called as Veda Vyasa. He asked Ganesha to assist him in writing epic Mahābhārata. Lord Ganesha understood the verses first before transcribing them. Thus, Vyasa narrated Mahābhārata. Large and elaborate lists given, describing hundreds of kingdoms, tribes, provinces, cities, towns, villages, rivers, mountains, forests, etc. of the Bhārata Varsha. Additionally, he gave descriptions of the military formations adopted by each side on each day, the death of individual heroes and the details of the war-races. Eighteen chapters of Vyasa''s Jaya constitute the Bhagavad Gita, a sacred text in Hinduism. He wrote all the Upanishads and 18 Puranas. Read and share now...Sivkishen Ji,