ADI SHAKTI LEFT SHIV SO THAT INITIAL EVOLUTIONARY PROBLEMS GET RESOLVED

ADI SHAKTI LEFT SHIV SO THAT INITIAL EVOLUTIONARY PROBLEMS GET RESOLVED
http://awara32.blogspot.com/2015/01/adishakti-left-shiv.html

Shiv and AdiShakti are inseparable; they symbolize Supreme God, Shiv with Supreme Power and Goddess, AdiShakti in feminine form, representing growth and nature. AdiShakti left Shiv after the earth was born; why? This is something important and symbolic; does it have any message?

Stories of Shiv and AdiShakti represented by Parvati and Sati, and also stories of Sur and Asurs are not merely stories but provide valuable information about initial turbulence and problems on earth, description of those problems and subsequent resolution

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  1. Dan G.July 8, 2015 at 9:33 PM

    AdiShaki is the Earth Mother, she is Gia, she is Mother Nature. She is represented in numerous forms, in numerous cultures across the globe. She is the biosphere. She is a manifestation (creation) of Shiv (Vishnu?) making her inseparable, yet apart from Shiv. Apart in that she has physical form.

    I am not a Hindu, by the way.

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