Examples of 'śiva' in a sentence
Meaning of "śiva"
śiva (verb) - In Hindi, this verb means to listen or pay attention carefully. It is often used in the context of giving or receiving instructions
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- Alternative form of Shiva
How to use "śiva" in a sentence
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Lord Śiva is not an ordinary living being.
The disciple learns to recognize Śiva as the ultimate reality.
One billion mantras are trying to describe this face of Śiva.
Lord Śiva drank an ocean of poison and kept it within his throat.
The excellent point is that Lord Śiva never denies anyone any sort of gift.
May Śiva protect those who take delight in the language of the gods.
He was also one of the devotees of Lord Śiva.
The devotees of Lord Śiva are only opulent in terms of the material qualities.
It also describes a benediction given by Lord Śiva.
This form of Lord Śiva is worshiped by demons who offer animals killed before him.
You have been sent by Śiva.
He then bows down to Śiva and returns to his Āśrama.
The temple dedicated to Brahma is on southern side of Śiva temple.
Lord Śiva is usually worshipped in the abstract form of Shiva linga.
He immediately decided to place his hand on the head of Lord Śiva.
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Lord Śiva lives underneath a tree or in the snow of the Himalayan Mountains.
Two of them reminded me of the servants of the Divinity Śiva himself.
This face of Śiva can potentially evoke curse and anger from Śiva.
In other words, the universe appears inside samvit because Śiva so desires.
Lord Śiva is always pure, and no one but you envies him.
Similarly, Citraketu also fell down due to his offenses at the feet of Śiva.
From the highest perspective, this means that Śiva can look back at Himself through us.
Obviously, when he receives the horrible fruits of his horrible previous actions, he forgets Śiva.
Aham is the Śakti of Śiva or in other words, the expansion of Śiva.
These cities are described in the Śiva Purāṇa,.
With her Śiva can do all ; without her Śiva can do nothing.
Meanwhile, various Devatās take Avatāra in Vānara families, with Śiva being born as Hanumān.
Lord Śiva agreed to Bhagīratha 's proposal to check the force of the Ganges.
Nārada insisting, Śiva deflecting, deferring.
And she said, " One of them might be Śiva.
To Vṛkāsura, Lord Śiva awarded a benediction which was not only awkward, but also disturbing.
At last, he heard the vani of Śiva himself, who said.
It is Śiva who is speaking ( me ).
Either the Goddess asks questions and Śiva replies ( āgama ), or vice versa ( nigama ).
In verses 52 and 53, Sītā ordains Śiva to reveal the Rāmarakṣāstotra to sage Viśvāmitra.
