About Lord Shiva 4Dkit
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Shiva: The Protector and Destroyer
Shiva, whose name means “auspicious one” in Sanskrit, is both protector and destroyer. Like Shakti, Shiva takes many forms. As the divine god of the yogis, Shiva is ascetic, celibate, and self-controlled and is portrayed deep in meditation on top of Mount Kailash in the Himalayas. In his role as a householder, Shiva has a wife, Parvati (Shakti), with whom he has two children, both sons: Ganesha, the remover of all obstacles; and Skanda, god of war. Deities such as Shiva are associated with an animal or bird that acts as a vahana, or vehicle, that transports the deity and is an extension of his powers. A white bull called Nandi is often associated with Shiva and is depicted as an extension or embodiment of his strength and virility. Nandi is also seen as a gatekeeper and one of the primary followers of Shiva. In images of Shiva, the water flowing from his hair is believed to represent the River Ganges, considered a goddess in Hindu mythology. According to legend, when Ganga came down from the heavens, the earth was overwhelmed with torrential floods. Shiva offered to serve as a conduit so that human beings could benefit from the purifying water without drowning in it. It is also said that Shiva’s skin is blue because when Ganga flooded the earth, he swallowed the poison that was churned up in the oceans, thus saving the universe. There are a number of widely believed origin stories and tales of great deeds about the many representations of the deity, Shiva.One of the most popular representations is as Nataraja, the lord of the dance. As Nataraja, he dances in a ring of flames atop the back of a tiny demon named Apasmara-Purusha, who symbolizes ignorance, laziness, and evil thoughts
Our app Shiva 4D Wallpaper has various types of designs and personalised high resolution wallpapers that praise the almighty Hindu god Shiva. Our app best suits all mobile phones and tablets and works well to improve the overall user experience and comfort after equipping our 4D wallpapers.
• A whole new user experience with our personalised wallpaper ideas.
• Customize your lively background with our settings like range and speed.
• Smooth, lag free user experience with optimized battery efficient.
• Invite your friends, with our invite option to enjoy the divine experience.
Our team constantly receive user feedbacks and improve various ideas to solve any issue associated with the app. Our team is open to the feedbacks and user experience through our official email id that will really help us to improve and fix all the bugs associated with it.
Shiva: The Protector and Destroyer
Shiva, whose name means “auspicious one” in Sanskrit, is both protector and destroyer. Like Shakti, Shiva takes many forms. As the divine god of the yogis, Shiva is ascetic, celibate, and self-controlled and is portrayed deep in meditation on top of Mount Kailash in the Himalayas. In his role as a householder, Shiva has a wife, Parvati (Shakti), with whom he has two children, both sons: Ganesha, the remover of all obstacles; and Skanda, god of war. Deities such as Shiva are associated with an animal or bird that acts as a vahana, or vehicle, that transports the deity and is an extension of his powers. A white bull called Nandi is often associated with Shiva and is depicted as an extension or embodiment of his strength and virility. Nandi is also seen as a gatekeeper and one of the primary followers of Shiva. In images of Shiva, the water flowing from his hair is believed to represent the River Ganges, considered a goddess in Hindu mythology. According to legend, when Ganga came down from the heavens, the earth was overwhelmed with torrential floods. Shiva offered to serve as a conduit so that human beings could benefit from the purifying water without drowning in it. It is also said that Shiva’s skin is blue because when Ganga flooded the earth, he swallowed the poison that was churned up in the oceans, thus saving the universe. There are a number of widely believed origin stories and tales of great deeds about the many representations of the deity, Shiva.One of the most popular representations is as Nataraja, the lord of the dance. As Nataraja, he dances in a ring of flames atop the back of a tiny demon named Apasmara-Purusha, who symbolizes ignorance, laziness, and evil thoughts
Our app Shiva 4D Wallpaper has various types of designs and personalised high resolution wallpapers that praise the almighty Hindu god Shiva. Our app best suits all mobile phones and tablets and works well to improve the overall user experience and comfort after equipping our 4D wallpapers.
• A whole new user experience with our personalised wallpaper ideas.
• Customize your lively background with our settings like range and speed.
• Smooth, lag free user experience with optimized battery efficient.
• Invite your friends, with our invite option to enjoy the divine experience.
Our team constantly receive user feedbacks and improve various ideas to solve any issue associated with the app. Our team is open to the feedbacks and user experience through our official email id that will really help us to improve and fix all the bugs associated with it.
