In the pantheon of Hindu deities, Shiva stands as a paradox, a mystery, and a profound truth. He is the yogi who renounces everything yet governs everything. He is the destroyer who creates space for ...

In the extensive tapestry of Hindu mythology, few topics spark as much interest and passion as the enduring inquiry: Who possesses more power, Shiva or Vishnu? Both revered as supreme deities, Shiva ...

A Hindu devotee gets a sacred mark on his forehead after bathing at the confluence of the Ganges, the Yamuna, and the ...

Here' how. Among all that Oda revealed to the fans in One Piece chapter 1136, undoubtedly, the lore surrounding the God of Destruction was the most exciting one. While some fans might not have ...

destruction, the concealment of illusion, and liberation (emancipation). In Bharatanatyam, the Nataraja pose represents Lord Shiva as the cosmic dancer. This pose is an iconic depiction of Shiva as ...

One side of the temple is dedicated to Shiva, the god of destruction often depicted as a ferocious figure with a trident in hand, and his worshipers. The other side is dedicated to Vishnu ...

Sacred Strokes of Color on Foreheads Are a Major Display of Hinduism at India’s Maha Kumbh Festival PRAYAGRAJ, India (AP) — The pilgrims come and go as strangers. They march like a sea of ...

Jose Iglesias [email protected] One side of the temple is dedicated to Shiva, the god of destruction often depicted as a ferocious figure with a trident in hand, and his worshipers.

He then uses a steel stamp to mark them with a symbol of the Hindu god they prefer — from Lord Shiva, the powerful Hindu god of destruction, to Ram, one of Hinduism’s most revered gods.