That means initially the whole universe was spreaded in infinite vaccum space The initial state of our universe exists in form of 'Prakriti' Hence our journey ends in final state of matter called 'Prakriti' 'Akash Tatva' and after that comes 'Manastatva'Īfter 'manastatva' we find another subtle medium called 'ahankar tantva' Here matter only exists as vibration as vibrating entity called stringsīut vibration need a medium so if we go further we will find that medium which is responsible for these subtle vibrations.Īfter that we find more subtle state of matter if we go further there comes

Where matter exists in the form of matter only further if you go on,the same matterĮxists in electron,proton and neutron after that you will find quark,Īnd if we go further we will also find such a state where particle form doesn't exist

Initially you will find matter in molecular form later you will see atomic state If somehow you break apart a matter further you will find the different stages of matter Shiva is the one who is nonexistent and unbound in the physical form of existence. The true meaning of Shiva lies in supreme consciousness, effulgence and an awareness that is unaffected by Maya ( illusion). Shiva is auspicious because it depicts the true nature of the soul that is untouched by Trigunas, transcendental and beyond the ever-changing cosmos. Shiva is that name that denotes a univibrational energy that is non-dual in nature and is free from the Trigunas of Satva, Rajas and Tamas. He is attired in just a tiger skin with snakes around his neck and arms - a necklace of human skulls and another of his favorite bead Rudraksha - His body is covered with ash. He is at once merciful and dreadful - most benevolent and most ruthless when angry. His character is the most complex amongst the three aspects of the ‘Unmanifest Supreme Lord’. Shiva is the most difficult of the ‘Holy Trinity’ to describe. Mṛtyormukṣīya = Free, liberate From death. Urvārukam-iva = like the cucumber or melon or a big peach.

Puṣṭi+vardhanam = The one who nourishes others and ensures their fullness. Vardhanam = One who nourishes and strengthens health and wealth. Aum = is a sacred syllable in Sanatan Dharma.

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