Hinduism is home to many gods. Lord Shiva is one. The other is Parvati. Each one has their own qualities. In this article we will discuss the different types of Hindu gods and learn about their beliefs. The Oxford Dictionary of English gives the definition of deity.
Svayam Bhagavan
The name Svayam Bhagavan is derived from the Sanskrit word "svayam". It means "truth" and refers to Lord Krishna, the supreme being of the Hindu religion. He is the embodiment all people and all perspectives. His omnipresence, goodness, and love are unchanging, and regardless of who he is, his Love is sweet.
Hinduism has many gods. The Svayam Bhagavan, for example, is one such god. He is the Supreme Personity of Godhead and eighth child of Vasudeva & Devaki. He was born in Bengal in 1486 according to the Christian and Hindu calendars. His birth occurred during a lunar partial eclipse.
Parvati
Parvati, a Hindu god representing the feminine side of males, is named after Parvati. According to Hindu mythology, Parvati was created when the god Shiva needed a consort to have a child. The gods searched for a woman capable of attracting Shiva and they found her. This woman was said to be black in complexion, but was very beautiful.
Parvati is also believed that Shiva created Parvati when he retreated from society and became an ascetic. At the same time, the world was being terrorized by a female demon, and Shiva had no time to be distracted. To tempt Shiva the goddess Shakti became Parvati, a beautiful goddess. Shiva was eventually won over, and the pair were married. According to the myths, Shiva and Parvati had a son that would defeat this demon.
Shiva
Shiva is a Hindu god who is considered the husband of the goddess Parvati and goddess Shakti. They are both believed to be the creators. Shiva has gone through many life-forms and has even become a god. When fused with the other gods Vishnu and Parvati, Shiva became Harihara, which means elephant head.
Shiva, the greatest deity of Hinduism and the ultimate God, is the most significant. He is revered as the supreme God and is still depicted in popular Hindu mythology films. Hindus worship Shiva many different ways depending on their beliefs.
Lord Shiva
Lord Shiva is a Hindu god that is worshiped under many different names. His main form is a lingam. His secondary form the yoni. The yoni is the male reproductive portion of the god. Shiva is both revered and fearful because of his dual nature. He is also known under many names.
Lord Shiva is associated to the holy river Ganges that flows through India. This river is sacred and Lord Shiva often carries it in his hair. His teachings speak of peace and foresight.