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The mantra “Om Namah Shiva” is a famous Hindu mantra that gives freedom from the cycle of birth and death.
This mantra is a declaration of dependence on God, Shiva. If recited with devotion, it can help us connect with the Divine, leading to profound transformation in our lives.
Om Namah Shivaya is the most important mantra in Hinduism, which is a powerful tool of self-transformation that helps us connect with our higher self.
Mantras are often repeated 108 times because it is believed to be a sacred number. It is believed that the number 108 is the absolute reality of the universe.
It is also believed to represent the heart chakra, which is associated with love and compassion. Saying the mantra 108 times can help open the heart chakra and allow us to experience more love and compassion in our lives.
Where does Lord Shiva live?
According to beliefs, the god Shiva lives on the top of the mountain, Hindus believe that Shiva is a force and energy capable of creating and destroying worlds. Paranormal societies claim that Kailash is a giant ancient pyramid.
Why is Shiva blue?
Official – Lord Shiva drank deadly poison to save all living beings. His wife Parvati saw that the poison was beginning to spread rapidly, entered Shiva’s throat in the form of Mahavidya and stopped the spread of the poison. Thus Shiva’s throat became blue and he became known as Neelkanta (Blue Throat).
What does Shiva help with?
Lord Shiva helps to purify not only pious people, but even spirits and demons, that is why he is considered the spiritual teacher of all living beings – both enlightened Vaishnavas and those who are foolish and demonic in nature.
Monday is associated with Lord Shiva, the supreme god of the Trimurti, the destroyer of all evil. Devotees observe a fast and visit Shiva temples on Mondays. Some devotees observe ‘Shol-Somvar Vrat’ (fast of sixteen Mondays) to please Shiva.
Why does Shiva have a trident?
Shiva uses his trident to fight the forces that pose a threat.
The three prongs are will, action and knowledge.
With their help, ignorance, which is considered the cause of all evil, will be defeated. The snake is the wrath of Shiva, which destroys evil.