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shiva trilogy
by Guest Sun Apr 28, 2019 10:40 am
i have bought way too many books that i never read, so am not gonna run and buy this series, but will check it out when and if i can, not that I am religions (not any more), but would be interesting to see a modern take on hindu beliefs.
https://www.storypick.com/shiva-trilogy-quotes/
Amish Tripathi was set as a great author with his debut novel, The Immortals of Meluha, which became a best seller and reserved a spot on the top-seller chart within just a week of its launch. And eventually, the amazing work was followed by The Secret of the Nagas and The Oath of the Vayuputras, making the power packed Shiva Trilogy series. The trilogy received such wide reception and brought the author accolades like the inclusion in the Forbes India list of top 100 celebrities, thrice in a row (for the years 2012, 2013, 2014).
What’s more, in the history of Indian publishing, Shiva Trilogy series is currently the fastest selling book series!
https://www.storypick.com/shiva-trilogy-quotes/
Amish Tripathi was set as a great author with his debut novel, The Immortals of Meluha, which became a best seller and reserved a spot on the top-seller chart within just a week of its launch. And eventually, the amazing work was followed by The Secret of the Nagas and The Oath of the Vayuputras, making the power packed Shiva Trilogy series. The trilogy received such wide reception and brought the author accolades like the inclusion in the Forbes India list of top 100 celebrities, thrice in a row (for the years 2012, 2013, 2014).
What’s more, in the history of Indian publishing, Shiva Trilogy series is currently the fastest selling book series!
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Re: shiva trilogy
by Seva Lamberdar Sun Apr 28, 2019 12:36 pm
I wonder why!sulu wrote:i have bought way too many books that i never read, so am not gonna run and buy this series, but will check it out when and if i can, not that I am religions (not any more), but would be interesting to see a modern take on hindu beliefs.
https://www.storypick.com/shiva-trilogy-quotes/
Amish Tripathi was set as a great author with his debut novel, The Immortals of Meluha, which became a best seller and reserved a spot on the top-seller chart within just a week of its launch. And eventually, the amazing work was followed by The Secret of the Nagas and The Oath of the Vayuputras, making the power packed Shiva Trilogy series. The trilogy received such wide reception and brought the author accolades like the inclusion in the Forbes India list of top 100 celebrities, thrice in a row (for the years 2012, 2013, 2014).
What’s more, in the history of Indian publishing, Shiva Trilogy series is currently the fastest selling book series!
"A Comment On The Shiva Texts And Mythology" ... http://creative.sulekha.com/a-comment-on-the-shiva-texts-and-mythology_601545_blog
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Shiva Linga
by Seva Lamberdar Sat Sep 11, 2021 10:50 am
All the different names for one God (Brahman) and different ways of offering worship and prayer!
Shiva Linga (auspicious symbol, in Sanskrit), made of stone etc. and depicting fire / flame (especially during yajna), was originally (long ago) introduced to carry out the Vedic worship (yajna) easily, quickly and at any time, without having to light the actual fire which would be difficult to keep burning during unfavorable conditions (such as in the open and in rain etc.) and which would be difficult to start easily and quickly (such as by rubbing the sticks).
Shiva linga, made of stone etc. (in the image of flame or fire of yajna), thus made the traditional / Vedic worship of God quickly and easily feasible and possible any time.
In addition, the libations were poured over the Shiva linga during post-Vedic worship, just like they used to be poured originally (during Vedic age) in the fire of original Vedic yajna (dedicated especially to Agni, one of the names for Brahman in the Veda).
Incidentally, Shiva (the name acquired over time for Brahman during post-Vedic era) represents essentially the Vedic deity Agni (one of the names for Brahman in the Veda).
Shiva Linga (auspicious symbol, in Sanskrit), made of stone etc. and depicting fire / flame (especially during yajna), was originally (long ago) introduced to carry out the Vedic worship (yajna) easily, quickly and at any time, without having to light the actual fire which would be difficult to keep burning during unfavorable conditions (such as in the open and in rain etc.) and which would be difficult to start easily and quickly (such as by rubbing the sticks).
Shiva linga, made of stone etc. (in the image of flame or fire of yajna), thus made the traditional / Vedic worship of God quickly and easily feasible and possible any time.
In addition, the libations were poured over the Shiva linga during post-Vedic worship, just like they used to be poured originally (during Vedic age) in the fire of original Vedic yajna (dedicated especially to Agni, one of the names for Brahman in the Veda).
Incidentally, Shiva (the name acquired over time for Brahman during post-Vedic era) represents essentially the Vedic deity Agni (one of the names for Brahman in the Veda).
Seva Lamberdar- Posts : 6594
Join date : 2012-11-29 -
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