Life can be hard sometimes, it can be stressful , but the power of Shiva makes it easier!

Life can be hard sometimes, it can be stressful , but the power of Shiva makes it easier!
Only Shiva can turn a mess into a message, a test into a testimony, a trial into a triumph, a victim into a victory, a problem into a prayer. Keep the faith, praise Shiva , stay close to him and always chant his name OM NAMAH SHIVAYA - JAI BHOLENATH!.

Remember Like a loving father, Shiva will not give you anything that may harm you, no matter how much you ask him. Know that he has better plans which you are unable to figure out. Everyone is struggling with something or the other, but HE knows everything. Every second of every minute of every day of your life, before you even are formed in your mothers womb he knows you, and has a plan for you, for each one of us. Trust him. Breathe and let go off your worries!

Live your life to its fullest no matter where you are right now. Grasp each day and make the most of it. Life is precious. It's most valuable thing we possess. It has to be cared for. Fully use your God given talents and just never quit. Believe there are reasons for things that happen in our lives. Handle them with a positive attitude and have faith in the future that things will turn out as they should. Yes, we should be grateful for all our troubles and all the bad things in our life. As much as they may be painful, they will open our eyes to see the good things we weren’t paying attention to before! Love, Peace & Gratitude 🌈🔔🍃🕉🌙🐚🏔🌷💙🍂🐍👁📿🌻⌛️🌿💟🔆💀🌈🌀🍃🌸🔱🕉🍂

Har Har Mahadev ~ Jai Bholenath ! 🌈🔔🍃🕉🌙🐚🏔🌷💙🍂🐍👁📿🌻⌛️🌿💟🔆💀🌈🌀🍃🌸🔱🕉🍂

Rama or Shri Ramachandra is the seventh avatar of Lord Vishnu.

Rama or Shri Ramachandra is the seventh avatar of Lord Vishnu. He is the central figure of the Hindu epic Ramayana, which is the principal narration of the events connected to his incarnation on Earth, his ideals, and his greatness. Rama is considered the Supreme Being, rather than an avatar.

1. Lord Rama’s name was given by Vashishtha Maharshi, the guru of the Raghu dynasty. His name had a significant meaning, as it’s composed of two “beeja aksharas” – the Agni Beeja (Ra) and the Amrutha Beeja (Ma). While the Agni Beeja served to vitalize his soul and body, the Amrutha Beeja rejuvenated him from all the fatigue.

2. Ram avatar is not considered to be a Purna Avatar. His incarnation was having 14 Kalas and only Shri Krishna avatar has all 16 kalas. This was done on purpose because Ravana had a boon & he was not immune against human being. if Rama avatar has been the Purna avtar he would not have classified as a human. He is also called as Purushottam. The two missing Kalas were Paripurna & Swarupavasthitha. this explains why he had to take help from monkeys and he cried as a normal human being when Sita was abducted.

3. One day, Yama came in disguise of a Rishi in order to sought to meet Rama in private. But He put in a condition that anybody who intrudes their privacy should be given a death sentence. Lakshmana was given the task of managing the gates during their discussion. But unfortunately, Rishi Durvasa arrived to meet Rama and demanded that He be let in at once or He threatened to destroy the entire city of Ayodhya. Lakshmana decided to accept the death sentence than to let the city get destroyed. Hence He entered Sri Rama’s chamber which made Rama to give death sentence to His beloved Lakshmana, but Sage Vashishta then advised Rama that disowning a loved one is equivalent to a death sentence. Lord Rama decided to disown Lakshmana who eventually left Him to depart for Vaikuntha.

4. Lord Rama had lifted and broke the bow of Lord Shiva during Mata Sita’s Swayamvar – this has been mentioned only in Tulsidas’ Ramcharitmanas. Valmiki’s Ramayana doesn’t contain this fact.

5. When Lord Rama and Lakshman were searching for Mata Sita in the forest, they had come across a demon, Kambadh whom they killed. Actually Kambadh had become a demon due to a curse. When Lord Rama went to burn his dead body, his soul was relived from the curse and he told him to befriend Sugreev.

6. When Lord Rama, Sita and Laxmana were in exile in the Dandakaranya forest, Lord Rama and Sita had a swimming race. Lord Rama was well ahead of Sita in the race but decided to slow down and let her win because he wanted to see her happy.

7. Maa Sita received Motherhood from four great women.

Mandodari – a great queen (Ravanas wife),
Varuni – goddess of sea,
Pirthvi or Bhumidevi – goddess earth,
Rani Sunaya – queen of Mithilaa (King Janaka’s wife).

8. Maa Sita – A Complete Woman.

Sita is remembered for her virtues and attributes. Her entire life constitutes an example of idealism. Sita is a perfect example of loyalty and morality. Sita is regarded as the role model of wifely love and adherence to duty. Sita is a brave woman of extraordinary brilliance. Sita is a woman of immeasurable patience. Sita is considered as the ideal daughter, ideal wife, and ideal mother, since ages.

Jai Shri Sita Ram 💟🍃🌷🌺🍂🕉🌸🌈🌻🍃🌷🌈🌸🌺🍂💟🍃🕉🌷🌻💟🍂

Lord Kartikeya, the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati

To the world you are a dad. To me you are the world.!

Lord Kartikeya, the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, is known by different names – Lord Swaminatha, Lord Murugan, Skand and more. His younger brother is Lord Ganesha. There is an interesting story of a competition between two brothers, Lord Ganesha and Lord Kartikeya and how Lord Kartikeya subsequently chose to live in Tamil region. He is also the commander of Devas or Gods.

Birth of Lord Kartikeya ;

There was a demon named Tarakasura who had the boon that he should only be killed by Lord Shiva’s son. This is soon after Sati’s death, and Lord Shiva was very much perturbed by the death of Sati, so Taraka takes it for granted that Shiva would not at all get remarried, and hence, would not have a son to call his own.

It is believed that Lord Kartikeya or Murugan manifested for the sole purpose of killing Tarakasura. Tarakasura knew very well that Lord Shiva was an ascetic and He would not marry or have children. Hence, he would be invincible.

As luck would have, Lord Shiva finally married Goddess Parvati. Lord Shiva took her to a cave and asked her to meditate. As they both meditated, a ball of fire emerged out of their cosmic energies.

In the mean time, the other Gods being insecure from Tarakasura, sent Agni or the God of fire to get hold of the ball of fire. But even Agni couldn’t bear the heat of the energy of Shiva and Parvati. So, He handed over the ball to Goddess Ganga. When even Ganga couldn’t bear the heat, She deposited the fire ball into a lake in a forest of reeds.

Then Goddess Parvati took the form of this water body as She alone could bear the energy of Shiva and Shakti. Finally the fire ball took the form of a baby with six faces. Hence, Kartikeya is also known as Shanmukha or the God with six faces. He was first spotted and taken care of by six women who represented the Pleiades or the Kritikas. So, the divine child was known as Kartikeya or the son of the Kritikas. Later on, he becomes commander-in-chief of the Gods.!! 🍂🌈🌻💙🏔🍃🕉🔱🍂🍃🌷💙🌷🏔💟🍂🕉🍃🌈💙🔱🍂🌈🌻💙🏔🍃🕉🔱🍂🍃🌷💙🌷🏔💟🍂🕉🍃🌈💙🔱

Jai Kartikeya ~ Jai Shiva Shankar 🍂🌈🌻💙🏔🍃🕉🔱🍂🍃🌷💙🌷🏔💟🍂🕉🍃🌈💙🔱🍂🌈🌻💙🏔🍃🕉🔱🍂🍃🌷💙🌷🏔💟🍂🕉🍃🌈💙🔱

Lord Ganesha is one of the most widely worshiped deities in the Hindu patheon

Lord Ganesha is one of the most widely worshiped deities in the Hindu patheon. Ganesha is widely revered as the Remover of Obstacles and more generally as Lord of Beginnings and Lord of Obstacles (Vighnesha (विघ्नेश,विघ्नेश्वर)), patron of arts and sciences, and the deva of intellect and wisdom.
Ganesha has been represented with the head of an elephant since the early stages of his appearance in Indian art. There are several stories of how Lord Ganesha acquired the elephant head. However, the most popular story goes like this:

Parvati, the wife of Lord Shiva was alone at home and wanted to have a bath. To guard the entrance, Parvati created a human child - Ganesha - out of the dirt from her body, and asked him to guard the entrance while she took a bath. While Parvati was bathing, Lord Shiva came to the scene and wanted to enter the house. However Ganesha blocked him from entering saying that it was his mother's orders not to allow anyone inside. Enraged, Lord Shiva cut off Ganesha's head and entered the house. Parvati, upon learning this, was overcome with grief. Upon learning that Ganesha was his own son, Lord Shiva felt sad too. Parvati then asked Lord Shiva to go down the Himalayas (their abode), cut off the head of the first animal he sees and splice it onto the headless body of Ganesha. The first animal Lord Shiva found was an elephant and that is how Lord Ganesha came to have the elephant's head and thus, infinite wisdom.

Another story goes like this: When Ganesha was born, his mother, Parvati, showed off her new baby to the other gods. Unfortunately, the god Shani (Saturn), who is said to have the evil eye, looked at him, causing the baby's head to be burned to ashes. Shri Vishnu came to the rescue and replaced the missing head with that of an elephant. ! 🌈🐚🕉🐘🍃🌷🕉🌸🌈🐘🍂🌻💟🐘🌺🍃🌈🐚🕉🍂💟🍃🌻🐘🍂🌈🌷

Jai Ganesha ~ Jai Shiva Shankar! 🌈🐚🕉🐘🍃🌷🕉🌸🌈🐘🍂🌻💟🐘🌺🍃🌈🐚🕉🍂💟🍃🌻🐘🍂🌈🌷