Shiva

Shiva Mercedes Galt [] -This website explains who Shiva is. It also gives a background story of what she was known for. Shiva is seen as the Supreme God in the Hinduism religion. People who worship her are known or called Shaivites.

  ﻿Shiva. By- Sydney Johnson  information on Shiva. == Shiva is the god of yogias, self-control, and celibrate. Shiva is also the destroyer of the worlds. Shiva is also responsible for the changes of form in death and destruction in a positive sense. for information click the link above. ^-~* ==

The third deity of the Hindu triad of great gods, the trimerti Shiva is called the Destroyer (of evil), but has also the aspect of regeneration. As destroyer he is dark and terrible, appearing as a naked ascetic accompanied by a train of hideous demons, encircled with serpents and necklaces of skulls. As auspicious and reproductive power, he is worshipped in the form of the shivling or shiva linga (lingam).

Shiva is depicted as white, with a dark-blue throat, with several arms and three eyes. He carries a trident and rides a white bull. __[]__

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shehid Radhe ===[] this website explains the history of Shiva and worship of Shiva. Shiva is one of the chief deities of Hinduism. Shiva is a paradoxical deity: "both the destroyer and the restorer, the great ascetic and the symbol of sensuality, the benevolent herdsman if souls and the wrathful avenger.===

James Green [|Shiva info]This website goes in depth about the history of Shiva. It also talks in depth about what different objects dipicted in images stand for. Shiva is the Hindu god of destruction. In pictures, Shiva is often found holding a trident, the trident stands for the Hindu trinity of Brahma, [|Shiva] and [|Vishnu].

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This Website tell us what Shiva is and how it wroks along with the religion.Tells ua about what power it has and what your suppose to do as repect.

Shiva is the gos of the yogis, self-controlled and celebit, while at the same time a lover of his spouse (shakti). Lord shiva is the destroyer of the world following Brahma the creator and Vishnu the preserver.