There are at least two schools of thought about this type of experience.
Some schools, such as various Native American traditions, will assign various meanings to different images: wolf, eagle, Shiva, etc.
Other schools, such as Zen Buddhism, will suggest that all images, thoughts, ideas, and feelings even are simply "mind stuff." They are things that float through the mind as you sit and bring awareness to your inner world.
Since in these schools meditation is all about awareness, about the witness, about the process of watching itself and being present to what is, whatever it is, no meaning is attached to the images. One simply watches: "aha, Shiva has appeared. Now he is gone. Now my mind is trying to figure out what this means. Is it good? Is it bad?" And so forth.
In Zen, one is simply concerned with noticing whatsoever is happening inside, because it is the *awareness* that is significant. The awareness brings light into one's life, brings godliness into one's life, brings delight.
My intuition tells me Shiva is pictured in deep meditation because the Hindu leaders want people to recognize the importance of meditation. The promise of Shiva and Buddha and Mahavira is that if you go into meditation, you too will be able to attain to a high level of consciousness, just like we did.
It means shiva's ansh. shiva is the lord Shiva (The Hindu god). ansh means part or organ. therefore, lord shiva's part or organ
The Sanskrit word, 'Shiven' means 'of LORD SHIVA'. Shiva is an adjective meaning auspicious, kind, gracious. Shiva is a major Hindu god. In the Shaiva tradition of Hinduism, Shiva is seen as supreme God. Followers of Hinduism who focus their worship upon Shiva are called Shaivites or Shaivas. Shiva is usually worshipped in the form of 'Shiva linga'. In images, he is generally represented as immersed in deep meditation or dancing the Tandava upon maya, the demon of ignorance in his manifestation of Nataraja, the lord of the dance. In some other Hindu denominations, Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva represent the three primary aspects of the divine in Hinduism and are collectively known as the Trimurti or trinity. In this school of religious thought, Brahma is the creator, Vishnu is the maintainer or preserver, and Shiva is the destroyer or transformer.
Raj means King and Esh(eesha) means Saint or Sadhu's(in Indian Languages). So RAJESH means King of Saints that is Lord Shiva. Since Lord Shiva is regarded as King of rishi's or saints. Its an another name to Lord Shiva.
There is an ancient yogic lore about Shiva being the first guru of yoga. This dates way back to 15'000 years ago!
Shiva which means "The Auspicious" is one of the three major deities of Hinduism.
It means the Lord of the mountain. And mythologically, Lord Shiva's abode is the mountain, so its a name for Lord Shiva
Jangamar is a sub caste of Lingayat community. Veera shiva Jangama means wandering shiva monks.
Means: the one with the moon on his top (head). Denotes god Shiva also the Name of Lord Shiva.
Naresh means 'Nar'+'Esh' = 'Man'+'Shiva' 'Lord Shiva in the form of a Man' which means'Lord of Mankind'
meditation
simranjeet means meditation