thirugnana sambandar thevaram 3rd thirumurai thirupasuram

The three eyes of Lord Shiva suggest: the Sun is his right eye, the Moon is the left eye and fire, the third eye. The crescent moon becomes the part of lord's ornament symbolizing the time cycle through which creation evolves from the beginning to the end. Siva's three matted locks represent the integration of the mental, physical and spiritual energies.

Lord Shiva has the unclad body covered with ashes symbolizing the transcendental aspect of the universe. To put succinctly, Siva protects the souls from pain and suffering that is generated by the unhealthy universe. So that the unliberated souls will get another opportunity to liberate themselves from the bondage of the material world. This is known as '' pralay '' and it is done in order to create another cycle. When this balance gets disturbed and continuation of life becomes unfeasible, Lord Shiva dissolves theuniverse. The conception is clear itself by a slight balance between the opposing forces of good and evil. The role of Shiva is often confused with these terms and the difficulty arises, when the significance of his celestial role is not understood. thirugnana sambandar, artha dharma concept builders sacred plants mentioned in, dr ravishankar s blog thirukaraayil kannayiramudaiyar, thevaram class 7 39, thiruverkadu thevaram, thirugnana sambandar thevaram thodudaiya seviyan, thirupasuram sorpoivu audio apps on google play, seerkazhi thodudaiya seviyan mp3 song download thevaram, sambandar. Listen to speeches of spiritual leaders on Thirupasuram and get to know the beauty of thirupasuram. Thirupasuram is considered to be one of the important saivate hymn series. written by Thirugnana Sambandar as part of his work THevaram. Lord Shiva performs a celestial role of dissolution and recreation of the universe, that's why he is mostly associated with the words, like destroyer and destruction. Thirupasuram is part of paniru thirumarai, the sacred texts of saivisam. Lord Shiva represents the vital goodness in the form of Satyam, Shivam, Sundaram i.e.

Thirugnana sambandar thevaram 3rd thirumurai thirupasuram