Shiva Shakti Tapestries

Shiva Shakti

Shiva Shakti design by Art Garage

Shiva and Shakti Eternal Love

Shiva and Shakti mean Body and Soul; they are just inseparable. They are complementary aspect of the same divine being. Understanding them as separate being like a man and woman doesn’t sufficiently explain the idea. Shiva and Shakti are just like body and soul; identified as two and still are just one. Body is the doer of actions; it executes what the soul desires, it consumes and utilizes the energy. It’s all powerful in presence of the soul. Soul, on the other hand is inert. It Can’t do anything without the body or the energy of the body. Yet it is the soul that makes the body do whatever it wants. Soul without body will fail to do anything; body without soul has nothing to do. Shiva is the soul; its inert and dormant without the ...

The opened cosmic Völva or the maternal original womb symbolizes the divine feminine elemental force, which gives birth to all life and from which everything emerges, the closure of which also destroys creation.

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Shakti

shiva (omnipresent being) and shakti (omipresence power)

Balance in life is essential, our whole life revolves around maintaining that balance. Unity between the positivity and negativity to balance is Shiv Shakti. Converge of He and She energy forge a force that can be indestructible. Shiva is a force to reckon by himself, still he is incomplete without Shakti, they compliment each other. Another Spiritual outlook is : Shiv is Nothing-ness while Shakti is Energy. Combine together form Cosmic energy which drives the life force on earth and beyond imagination.

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Shiva

Stylish underground pattern.

"It is never Kali who tames Shiva, but Shiva who calm Kali" Kali is battlefield goddess personifying the wrath of Durga. The Linga Purana (500 to 1000 CE) describes how Shiva asks Parvati to defeat the demon Daruka, whom only a female can kill. Parvati merges with Shiva, reappears as Kali and does the deed, but at a terrible cost; her bloodlust becomes uncontrollable, only calming when Shiva intervenes. Kali is often associated with Shiva. Her very name is the feminine form of Kāla, an epithet of Shiva, thus tying her inextricably to him. She is regarded as the shakti (power) of Shiva, and he her consort. She is closely linked with him in many of the Puranas and when she appears in these writings besides Shiva, she plays an oppo...

A good vibration for each hand.