MAHA SHIVA RATHI
MAHA SHIVA RATHI Lord Shiva is one of the main gods in Hinduism and is known as the Supreme God in Shaivism. He is part of the Hindu Trinity (Trimurti), along with Brahma the creator and Vishnu the protector. Shiva is known as the destroyer, but his destruction is not negative — it means he removes evil and helps in renewal and transformation. He is often shown with a third eye, a trident (Trishul), a snake around his neck, and the river Ganga flowing from his hair. Shiva represents meditation, power, and compassion. Agni is the Hindu god of fire. He is one of the oldest and most important Vedic gods. Agni acts as a messenger between humans and gods because offerings made in fire rituals (yajnas) are believed to reach the gods through him. Fire represents purity, energy, and transformation. Agni is usually shown with two faces and riding a ram. In Hindu tradition, fire is sacred, and Agni plays an important role in rituals, weddings, and religious ceremonies. Who is Shiva? Tha...