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.
Meditation is a skill that takes practice to develop before you can feel comfortable enough to go into a deep meditation, or deep relaxation. There are many different styles and all of them focus on the breath. A simple thing you can do to get started is to learn proper belly breathing, then meditation come naturally.
In general, after a bit of practice, meditation and *slow* deep breathing slow the heart rate. If one breaths deep and fast, the heart rate will increase.
Meditation does not impact the laws of gravitation - so no, meditating Buddhists don't levitate.
In Hinduism, Shiva represents the destroyer and transformer of the universe. Followers believe that Shiva's energy helps them overcome ignorance and achieve spiritual liberation. His influence is seen in practices like meditation, yoga, and devotion to seek inner peace and enlightenment.
In Hindu mythology, the moon is associated with the deity Shiva as it symbolizes his calming and peaceful nature. Shiva is often depicted wearing a crescent moon on his head, which represents his control over time and the cycle of life. The moon also represents the mind and emotions, which Shiva helps to balance and control through meditation and inner peace.
A form of deep meditation or self-hypnosis.
Lord Shiva is the most complicated God. He may become angry and his third eye can open. Lord Shiva is usually in happy state. He is most convinced by good deities and their way of worshipping. He is generally in the cross legged position, in deep meditation with his eyes closed.Shiva meaning "auspicious one" is a major Hindu deity, and is the destroyer of evil or transformer among the Trimurti, the Hindu Trinity of the primary aspects of the divine.Shiva is usually worshipped in the abstract form of Shiva linga.
There is an ancient yogic lore about Shiva being the first guru of yoga. This dates way back to 15'000 years ago!
If you are creating a meditation house, the most important thing is that you have a deep, deep meditation yourself. This arises after years of practice. My experience has been that over the years, I have meditated in a number of very beautiful places. If I ever get to the point where I am ready to open a centre, I will know from my experience what is needed.
If you are creating a meditation centre, the most important thing is that you have a deep, deep meditation yourself. This arises after years of practice. My experience has been that over the years, I have meditated in a number of very beautiful places. If I ever get to the point where I am ready to open a centre, I will know from my experience what is needed.
The only way to do this is by deep meditation.
1. Shiva is the creator, destroyer, preserver, concealer and revealer 2. His followers are called 'Shaivites' or 'Shaivas' 3. Is shown either as Nataraj (dancing god shiva) or in deep meditation on Mt. Kailas in the Himalayas. 4. He has three sons :Ganesha, Kartikeya and Dharma Sastha (Dharma Sastha is the offspring of vishnu when he was in his in his maiden form Mohini) 5.Is the same as Lord Rudra 6.he is worshipped in the abstract form of a 'shiva linga' 7.he is said to not have 'no birth or death' 8. is referred to as The One Who is Eternally Pure 9. is said to be auspicious kind and gracious 10. is the Destroyer of Evil.