Shiva, beyond deity, embodies the universe's rhythm, residing within us as witness and breath. He dissolves ego, transforming ...

The water, scooped up from the holy river Ganges, is destined for the pilgrims’ local temples. And the precious cargo must be ...

Lord Shiva is definitely called the god of destruction, but he is also a symbol of welfare and compassion. Before placing his ...

Revered as the God of Destruction and Transformation, Shiva is not just a cosmic force of nature but also a supreme warrior, unmatched in his capabilities.

It’s hard work, and breaking up the wearying journey, devotees gather for outbreaks of extravagant revelry with ...

The Hindu sacred month of Shravan honours the god of destruction Lord Shiva, and in northern India, it has become increasingly associated with mob violence by saffron-clad devotees.

For those Hindus who view Shiva to be the all-powerful creator divinity, he is responsible for both creation and destruction. The ring of fire and the tongue of flame he holds in his left hand refer ...

Millions of devotees across India are celebrating the Shivaratri festival that honors the Hindu god Shiva, one of the main deities of Hinduism. The devotees celebrate the festival in temples by… ...