#shiva — Public Fediverse posts
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Final Fantasy Creatures Volume 1: #Shiva Mini Figure *Open/Complete* brought to you by the #PlastiqueBoutique https://plastiqueboutique.com/product/final-fantasy-creatures-volume-1-shiva-mini-figure-open-complete/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ReviveOldPost #Gaming #FinalFantasyCreatures #MiniFigure #Gamer #FinalFantasyX #FF10 #FinalFantasySummons #FinalFantasy #RetroGaming #RetroGamer
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Former Rice Village haunt Shiva’s Indian Restaurant closes after 35 years https://www.diningandcooking.com/restaurants/22659/ #35Years #Aug21 #Friday #Indian #IndianRestaurant #IndianRestaurants #Oberoi #RiceVillage #Shiva #ShivaIndianRestaurant #TheFeed
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𝑪𝒖𝒓𝒊𝒐𝒔𝒊𝒅𝒂𝒅𝒆𝒔
Hay historias que se mueven entre la devoción y lo difícil de creer, y esta es una de ellas.
Dulal Giri Ji Maharaj es presentado en distintos reportajes como un asceta hindú que habría asumido una penitencia extrema: permanecer de pie durante años como ofrenda espiritual a Shiva.
Según esos relatos, incluso el descanso lo haría sin sentarse ni tumbarse, apoyándose en estructuras de madera y cuerdas para poder soportar el paso del tiempo.La práctica que se menciona dentro de este tipo de renuncia se asocia a formas de tapasya, una disciplina ascética del hinduismo donde el cuerpo se somete a privaciones intensas con un objetivo espiritual.
No es algo pensado para “aguantar más”, sino para reducir al mínimo las necesidades físicas y centrar la vida en la búsqueda de lo divino.En su caso, se describe una rutina en la que el cuerpo no encuentra descanso real.
Cuando el agotamiento aprieta, solo puede apoyarse parcialmente en una especie de columpio o sistema de sujeción, sin romper el voto de permanecer erguido.Las consecuencias físicas que se relatan son duras: inflamación en las piernas, cambios en la piel y problemas derivados de la circulación mantenida en una misma posición durante largos periodos.
Personas de su entorno habrían intervenido en ocasiones para cuidar heridas y evitar infecciones, algo que en este tipo de prácticas se convierte en parte del día a día.Ahora bien, es importante entender algo: este tipo de historias circulan mucho en medios y redes, pero los detalles concretos no siempre están bien documentados o verificados de forma independiente.
Lo que sí existe de manera más amplia es la tradición de ascetas hindúes que realizan votos físicos extremos como parte de su fe, especialmente dentro de corrientes asociadas a Shiva.No se trata de un “récord humano” ni de una hazaña física en sentido moderno.
Dentro de esa lógica, el sufrimiento no es el objetivo, sino una forma de disciplina espiritual y entrega absoluta.Para quien lo vive, no es una prueba para el mundo.
Es un pacto íntimo con su creencia.
Y desde fuera, queda esa mezcla incómoda de respeto, duda y desconcierto.▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣
#hinduismo #ascetismo #india #espiritualidad #shiva #tapasya #curiosidades #creencias
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𝑪𝒖𝒓𝒊𝒐𝒔𝒊𝒅𝒂𝒅𝒆𝒔
Hay historias que se mueven entre la devoción y lo difícil de creer, y esta es una de ellas.
Dulal Giri Ji Maharaj es presentado en distintos reportajes como un asceta hindú que habría asumido una penitencia extrema: permanecer de pie durante años como ofrenda espiritual a Shiva.
Según esos relatos, incluso el descanso lo haría sin sentarse ni tumbarse, apoyándose en estructuras de madera y cuerdas para poder soportar el paso del tiempo.La práctica que se menciona dentro de este tipo de renuncia se asocia a formas de tapasya, una disciplina ascética del hinduismo donde el cuerpo se somete a privaciones intensas con un objetivo espiritual.
No es algo pensado para “aguantar más”, sino para reducir al mínimo las necesidades físicas y centrar la vida en la búsqueda de lo divino.En su caso, se describe una rutina en la que el cuerpo no encuentra descanso real.
Cuando el agotamiento aprieta, solo puede apoyarse parcialmente en una especie de columpio o sistema de sujeción, sin romper el voto de permanecer erguido.Las consecuencias físicas que se relatan son duras: inflamación en las piernas, cambios en la piel y problemas derivados de la circulación mantenida en una misma posición durante largos periodos.
Personas de su entorno habrían intervenido en ocasiones para cuidar heridas y evitar infecciones, algo que en este tipo de prácticas se convierte en parte del día a día.Ahora bien, es importante entender algo: este tipo de historias circulan mucho en medios y redes, pero los detalles concretos no siempre están bien documentados o verificados de forma independiente.
Lo que sí existe de manera más amplia es la tradición de ascetas hindúes que realizan votos físicos extremos como parte de su fe, especialmente dentro de corrientes asociadas a Shiva.No se trata de un “récord humano” ni de una hazaña física en sentido moderno.
Dentro de esa lógica, el sufrimiento no es el objetivo, sino una forma de disciplina espiritual y entrega absoluta.Para quien lo vive, no es una prueba para el mundo.
Es un pacto íntimo con su creencia.
Y desde fuera, queda esa mezcla incómoda de respeto, duda y desconcierto.▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣
#hinduismo #ascetismo #india #espiritualidad #shiva #tapasya #curiosidades #creencias
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𝑪𝒖𝒓𝒊𝒐𝒔𝒊𝒅𝒂𝒅𝒆𝒔
Hay historias que se mueven entre la devoción y lo difícil de creer, y esta es una de ellas.
Dulal Giri Ji Maharaj es presentado en distintos reportajes como un asceta hindú que habría asumido una penitencia extrema: permanecer de pie durante años como ofrenda espiritual a Shiva.
Según esos relatos, incluso el descanso lo haría sin sentarse ni tumbarse, apoyándose en estructuras de madera y cuerdas para poder soportar el paso del tiempo.La práctica que se menciona dentro de este tipo de renuncia se asocia a formas de tapasya, una disciplina ascética del hinduismo donde el cuerpo se somete a privaciones intensas con un objetivo espiritual.
No es algo pensado para “aguantar más”, sino para reducir al mínimo las necesidades físicas y centrar la vida en la búsqueda de lo divino.En su caso, se describe una rutina en la que el cuerpo no encuentra descanso real.
Cuando el agotamiento aprieta, solo puede apoyarse parcialmente en una especie de columpio o sistema de sujeción, sin romper el voto de permanecer erguido.Las consecuencias físicas que se relatan son duras: inflamación en las piernas, cambios en la piel y problemas derivados de la circulación mantenida en una misma posición durante largos periodos.
Personas de su entorno habrían intervenido en ocasiones para cuidar heridas y evitar infecciones, algo que en este tipo de prácticas se convierte en parte del día a día.Ahora bien, es importante entender algo: este tipo de historias circulan mucho en medios y redes, pero los detalles concretos no siempre están bien documentados o verificados de forma independiente.
Lo que sí existe de manera más amplia es la tradición de ascetas hindúes que realizan votos físicos extremos como parte de su fe, especialmente dentro de corrientes asociadas a Shiva.No se trata de un “récord humano” ni de una hazaña física en sentido moderno.
Dentro de esa lógica, el sufrimiento no es el objetivo, sino una forma de disciplina espiritual y entrega absoluta.Para quien lo vive, no es una prueba para el mundo.
Es un pacto íntimo con su creencia.
Y desde fuera, queda esa mezcla incómoda de respeto, duda y desconcierto.▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣
#hinduismo #ascetismo #india #espiritualidad #shiva #tapasya #curiosidades #creencias
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𝑪𝒖𝒓𝒊𝒐𝒔𝒊𝒅𝒂𝒅𝒆𝒔
Hay historias que se mueven entre la devoción y lo difícil de creer, y esta es una de ellas.
Dulal Giri Ji Maharaj es presentado en distintos reportajes como un asceta hindú que habría asumido una penitencia extrema: permanecer de pie durante años como ofrenda espiritual a Shiva.
Según esos relatos, incluso el descanso lo haría sin sentarse ni tumbarse, apoyándose en estructuras de madera y cuerdas para poder soportar el paso del tiempo.La práctica que se menciona dentro de este tipo de renuncia se asocia a formas de tapasya, una disciplina ascética del hinduismo donde el cuerpo se somete a privaciones intensas con un objetivo espiritual.
No es algo pensado para “aguantar más”, sino para reducir al mínimo las necesidades físicas y centrar la vida en la búsqueda de lo divino.En su caso, se describe una rutina en la que el cuerpo no encuentra descanso real.
Cuando el agotamiento aprieta, solo puede apoyarse parcialmente en una especie de columpio o sistema de sujeción, sin romper el voto de permanecer erguido.Las consecuencias físicas que se relatan son duras: inflamación en las piernas, cambios en la piel y problemas derivados de la circulación mantenida en una misma posición durante largos periodos.
Personas de su entorno habrían intervenido en ocasiones para cuidar heridas y evitar infecciones, algo que en este tipo de prácticas se convierte en parte del día a día.Ahora bien, es importante entender algo: este tipo de historias circulan mucho en medios y redes, pero los detalles concretos no siempre están bien documentados o verificados de forma independiente.
Lo que sí existe de manera más amplia es la tradición de ascetas hindúes que realizan votos físicos extremos como parte de su fe, especialmente dentro de corrientes asociadas a Shiva.No se trata de un “récord humano” ni de una hazaña física en sentido moderno.
Dentro de esa lógica, el sufrimiento no es el objetivo, sino una forma de disciplina espiritual y entrega absoluta.Para quien lo vive, no es una prueba para el mundo.
Es un pacto íntimo con su creencia.
Y desde fuera, queda esa mezcla incómoda de respeto, duda y desconcierto.▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣
#hinduismo #ascetismo #india #espiritualidad #shiva #tapasya #curiosidades #creencias
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A Look Back at Robin #1 (1991)
Disclaimer: This is my original work with details sourced from reading the comic book and doing personal research. Anyone who wants to use this article, in part or in whole, needs to secure first my permission and agree to cite me as the source and author. Let it be known that any unauthorized use of this article will constrain the author to pursue the remedies under R.A. No. 8293, the Revised Penal Code, and/or all applicable legal actions under the laws of the Philippines.
Welcome back superhero enthusiasts, 1990s culture enthusiasts and comic book collectors! Today we go back to the year 1991 to explore a part of the DC Comics shared universe through one very notable comic book featuring Batman’s sidekick Robin.
For decades, the Caped Crusader Batman (who is business tycoon Bruce Wayne during the day) had Robin as his skilled teenage partner fighting countless waves of criminals in many comic books published through the decades. The most notable fact about Robin is that there are three different characters who took the role as Batman’s sidekick…Dick Grayson (who later joined the Teen Titans and became Nightwing), Jason Todd (who died as a result of a warehouse explosion set up by the Joker who beat him mercilessly) and Tim Drake. Behind the scenes at DC Comics, a decision was made to publish a comic book mini-series featuring Tim Drake Robin.
With those details laid down, here is a look back at Robin #1, published in 1991 by DC Comics with a story written by Chuck Dixon and drawn by the late Tom Lyle.
Early story
The story begins inside the Batcave. Tim Drake is still adjusting in his new role as Robin and right in front of Bruce Wayne (wearing his Batman costume), he feels uneasy deep inside even though he got the role after wanting it so badly. He just could not tell him how much it scares him.
Even though Tim admits he feels unsure and needs more time, Bruce tells him he is ready to be his partner. Still the new Boy Wonder says he is not sure if he has what it takes. Bruce reminds Tim that he has proven to be smart after figuring out correctly his secret identity as Batman. He tells him that he needs to develop himself more to gain his edge.
Meanwhile in Japan, the deadly assassin Lady Shiva meets the martial artist Koroshi and discovers he has been paralyzed and limited on a wheelchair…
Quality
Tim Drake undergoes training in Paris. Bruce Wayne sent him there to improve himself by learning from a master.As a tale strongly focused on Robin, this comic book has a fine blend of action, discovery, intrigue and even elements of culture clash. It gradually dramatizes Tim Drake’s development into Robin showing moments of trial-and-error, getting himself educated far away from home, experiencing humiliation and overcoming the odds while having limitations.
The script written by Chuck Dixon is not limited to presenting how the newest Robin came to be. I enjoyed how Dixon crafted Tim Drake’s private talks with Batman and the butler Alfred Pennyworth. Each interaction with the established characters were rich in details and there is that sense of the new Robin looking up to Batman as his mentor and to Alfred as a guidance councilor.
The new Robin learns valuable lessons from Alfred at Wayne’s residence.By going all the way to France to learn from an Asian master, Tim Drake’s journey has some similarities with how Bruce Wayne developed himself into becoming Batman. It should be noted that this tale took place sometime after the death of his predecessor Jason Todd (beaten by the Joker who eventually became the Islamic terrorist regime of Iran’s ambassador to the United Nations) and it is indeed a part of Batman becoming more stable after overcoming the trauma of Todd’s demise.
For those who still find Robin as an unbelievable teenage crime fighter simply because of his youth, there are young gangsters in this tale that symbolically are the opposites of Batman’s sidekick. This was Chuck Dixon’s way of reminding people that there are indeed teenage criminals or youth gangs that exist around the world. Such young criminals or abusers still exist to this day and Robin’s status as a teenage crime fighter is clearly justified.
As a standalone tale, this comic book is pretty good and there is clear coordination between Chuck Dixon and Tom Lyle who did a fine job visualizing the script. Lyle’s art has this fine balance visualizing character development scenes, transition scenes and dynamic action. Historically, Lyle went on to draw the Robin II and Robin III mini-series for DC Comics before moving to Marvel Comics to work on Spider-Man comic books. In this very comic book, you can see how talented Lyle really was on illustrations.
Conclusion
Batman and Robin in an early scene in this comic book. Pay attention to the details.Even though I am not a fan of Robin, I can say that the Dixon-Lyle duo succeeded in making Robin #1 (1991) a really entertaining and engaging read. It definitely is a strong start to a Robin mini-series and also serves as a defining moment for Batman’s sidekick who also got modernized at the time.
Overall, Robin #1 (1991) is recommended.
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Thank you for reading. If you find this article engaging, please click the like button below, share this article to others and also please consider making a donation to support my publishing. If you are looking for a copywriter to create content for your special project or business, check out my services and my portfolio. Feel free to contact me with a private message. Also please feel free to visit my Facebook page Author Carlo Carrasco and follow me on Twitter at @CarloCarrascoPH as well as on Tumblr at https://carlocarrasco.tumblr.com/ and on Instagram athttps://www.instagram.com/authorcarlocarrasco
#1990s #ADeathInTheFamily #AlfredPennyworth #America #amusement #Arab #Asia #Batman #BatmanRobin #BatmanAndRobin #BatmanADeathInTheFamily #Blog #blogger #blogging #BoyWonder #ChatGPT #Chinese #ChuckDixon #comic #comicBook #ComicBookReview #comicReview #comics #comicsBlog #comicsReview #conspiracy #crime #crossover #DCComics #DickGrayson #DynamicDuo #entertainment #entertainmentBlog #Europe #Facebook #France #fun #Google #GoogleSearch #illustratedLiterature #Instagram #Iran #IslamicTerrorism #IslamicTerroristRegimeOfIran #IslamicTerroristStateOfIran #IslamicTerrorists #Islamist #IslamoLeft #Japan #JasonTodd #Joker #kabataan #KingSnake #LadyShiva #literature #martialArts #MarvelComics #Muslim #MuslimTerrorists #Nightwing #Nippon #retroReview #Retrospective #review #Reviews #Robin #Shiva #socialMedia #SpiderMan #superhero #TeenTitans #teenagers #terrorism #terroristStateOfIran #terrorists #The1990s #Tibet #TimDrake #Tokyo #TomLyle #Tumblr #UnitedStates #WordPress #WordPressCom #youth -
A Look Back at Robin #1 (1991)
Disclaimer: This is my original work with details sourced from reading the comic book and doing personal research. Anyone who wants to use this article, in part or in whole, needs to secure first my permission and agree to cite me as the source and author. Let it be known that any unauthorized use of this article will constrain the author to pursue the remedies under R.A. No. 8293, the Revised Penal Code, and/or all applicable legal actions under the laws of the Philippines.
Welcome back superhero enthusiasts, 1990s culture enthusiasts and comic book collectors! Today we go back to the year 1991 to explore a part of the DC Comics shared universe through one very notable comic book featuring Batman’s sidekick Robin.
For decades, the Caped Crusader Batman (who is business tycoon Bruce Wayne during the day) had Robin as his skilled teenage partner fighting countless waves of criminals in many comic books published through the decades. The most notable fact about Robin is that there are three different characters who took the role as Batman’s sidekick…Dick Grayson (who later joined the Teen Titans and became Nightwing), Jason Todd (who died as a result of a warehouse explosion set up by the Joker who beat him mercilessly) and Tim Drake. Behind the scenes at DC Comics, a decision was made to publish a comic book mini-series featuring Tim Drake Robin.
With those details laid down, here is a look back at Robin #1, published in 1991 by DC Comics with a story written by Chuck Dixon and drawn by the late Tom Lyle.
Early story
The story begins inside the Batcave. Tim Drake is still adjusting in his new role as Robin and right in front of Bruce Wayne (wearing his Batman costume), he feels uneasy deep inside even though he got the role after wanting it so badly. He just could not tell him how much it scares him.
Even though Tim admits he feels unsure and needs more time, Bruce tells him he is ready to be his partner. Still the new Boy Wonder says he is not sure if he has what it takes. Bruce reminds Tim that he has proven to be smart after figuring out correctly his secret identity as Batman. He tells him that he needs to develop himself more to gain his edge.
Meanwhile in Japan, the deadly assassin Lady Shiva meets the martial artist Koroshi and discovers he has been paralyzed and limited on a wheelchair…
Quality
Tim Drake undergoes training in Paris. Bruce Wayne sent him there to improve himself by learning from a master.As a tale strongly focused on Robin, this comic book has a fine blend of action, discovery, intrigue and even elements of culture clash. It gradually dramatizes Tim Drake’s development into Robin showing moments of trial-and-error, getting himself educated far away from home, experiencing humiliation and overcoming the odds while having limitations.
The script written by Chuck Dixon is not limited to presenting how the newest Robin came to be. I enjoyed how Dixon crafted Tim Drake’s private talks with Batman and the butler Alfred Pennyworth. Each interaction with the established characters were rich in details and there is that sense of the new Robin looking up to Batman as his mentor and to Alfred as a guidance councilor.
The new Robin learns valuable lessons from Alfred at Wayne’s residence.By going all the way to France to learn from an Asian master, Tim Drake’s journey has some similarities with how Bruce Wayne developed himself into becoming Batman. It should be noted that this tale took place sometime after the death of his predecessor Jason Todd (beaten by the Joker who eventually became the Islamic terrorist regime of Iran’s ambassador to the United Nations) and it is indeed a part of Batman becoming more stable after overcoming the trauma of Todd’s demise.
For those who still find Robin as an unbelievable teenage crime fighter simply because of his youth, there are young gangsters in this tale that symbolically are the opposites of Batman’s sidekick. This was Chuck Dixon’s way of reminding people that there are indeed teenage criminals or youth gangs that exist around the world. Such young criminals or abusers still exist to this day and Robin’s status as a teenage crime fighter is clearly justified.
As a standalone tale, this comic book is pretty good and there is clear coordination between Chuck Dixon and Tom Lyle who did a fine job visualizing the script. Lyle’s art has this fine balance visualizing character development scenes, transition scenes and dynamic action. Historically, Lyle went on to draw the Robin II and Robin III mini-series for DC Comics before moving to Marvel Comics to work on Spider-Man comic books. In this very comic book, you can see how talented Lyle really was on illustrations.
Conclusion
Batman and Robin in an early scene in this comic book. Pay attention to the details.Even though I am not a fan of Robin, I can say that the Dixon-Lyle duo succeeded in making Robin #1 (1991) a really entertaining and engaging read. It definitely is a strong start to a Robin mini-series and also serves as a defining moment for Batman’s sidekick who also got modernized at the time.
Overall, Robin #1 (1991) is recommended.
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Thank you for reading. If you find this article engaging, please click the like button below, share this article to others and also please consider making a donation to support my publishing. If you are looking for a copywriter to create content for your special project or business, check out my services and my portfolio. Feel free to contact me with a private message. Also please feel free to visit my Facebook page Author Carlo Carrasco and follow me on Twitter at @CarloCarrascoPH as well as on Tumblr at https://carlocarrasco.tumblr.com/ and on Instagram athttps://www.instagram.com/authorcarlocarrasco
#1990s #ADeathInTheFamily #AlfredPennyworth #America #amusement #Arab #Asia #Batman #BatmanRobin #BatmanAndRobin #BatmanADeathInTheFamily #Blog #blogger #blogging #BoyWonder #ChatGPT #Chinese #ChuckDixon #comic #comicBook #ComicBookReview #comicReview #comics #comicsBlog #comicsReview #conspiracy #crime #crossover #DCComics #DickGrayson #DynamicDuo #entertainment #entertainmentBlog #Europe #Facebook #France #fun #Google #GoogleSearch #illustratedLiterature #Instagram #Iran #IslamicTerrorism #IslamicTerroristRegimeOfIran #IslamicTerroristStateOfIran #IslamicTerrorists #Islamist #IslamoLeft #Japan #JasonTodd #Joker #kabataan #KingSnake #LadyShiva #literature #martialArts #MarvelComics #Muslim #MuslimTerrorists #Nightwing #Nippon #retroReview #Retrospective #review #Reviews #Robin #Shiva #socialMedia #SpiderMan #superhero #TeenTitans #teenagers #terrorism #terroristStateOfIran #terrorists #The1990s #Tibet #TimDrake #Tokyo #TomLyle #Tumblr #UnitedStates #WordPress #WordPressCom #youth -
What Really Happens When You Visit a Temple?
#temple #india #travel #photography #travelphotography #love #hindu #instagram #god #photooftheday #mahadev #instagood #nature #shiva #architecture #temples #hinduism #travelgram #art #krishna #hindutemple #history #thailand #templesofindia #culture #buddha #trending #mandir #incredibleindia #beautiful Hello my friends, I hope you all are well. In my view all religions are the same. I also respect all religions. People of…
https://itsmostamazingindia.wordpress.com/2025/08/17/what-really-happens-when-you-visit-a-temple/
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This c1790 ad #Pahari #IndianMiniaturePainting from #Kangra #HimachalPradesh from the family workshop of #Nainsukh of #Guler depicts the Musical Mode 'Natanarayan #Raga'
Now at Rietberg Museum, this was last displayed at their 2024 exhibition " #Ragamala : Images for all Seasons"
#shivratri2025
#Hindu God Lord #Shiva#Hinduism #Religion #artoftheday #IndianHeritage #IndianFestivals #Art #Heritage #Paintings #History #IndianHistory #MastoArt #Histodons #Himalayas
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An #IndianMiniaturePainting so beautiful that it is someone's screen saver!
(It IS the famous #ArtHistory specialist William Dalrymple's)
#Hindu God Lord #Shiva tests His Archery Skills while riding the Nandi Bull
This astounding c1825 AD #Pahari #Painting from #Guler or #Chamba #HimachalPradesh #India is now at Indian #Museum #Kolkata
#IndianHeritage #Art #IndianHistory #Religion #Hinduism #Himalayas #History #MastoArt #Histodons #Heritage #IndianMythology #Punjab Hill State #ArtOfTheDay
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The Manifestation of Sadashiva
c1820 #Pahari #IndianMiniaturePainting from #Kangra now at Bhuri Singh Museum #Chamba #HimachalPradesh
The inscriptions identify the Heads of #Hindu Lord #Shiva as (l to r): Ishana, Tattvapurush, Sadyojata, Anghora & Vamadev of which Vamadev is more widely known worldwide as associated with Kama Sutra
Today is #Shivratri, His Wedding with Parvati
#Hinduism #Religion #IndianMythology #IndianHistory #Art #MastoArt #Histodons #ArtHistory #IndianHeritage #History
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The Holy Family
#Hindu God Lord #Shiva and Parvati on Mount Kailash with infant #Ganesha on #GaneshChaturthi (Birth of Lord Ganesha)
The Nandi Bull stands behind themc1800 CE #Pahari #IndianMiniaturePainting from #HimachalPradesh #India on Sothebys auction (17th March 2015)
#GaneshaFestival #ArtHistory #Hinduism #IndianHeritage #IndianHistory #Art #Painting #artoftheday #History #Heritage #Religion #IndianMythology #Festival #MastoArt #Histodons #Entertainment #Paintings