Shivism : following and worshipping the Mahadev

 I am writing the blog on the God "SHIVA" and Shivism. Shaivism is all about following and worshipping Mahadev. Mahadev meaning of the name itself is greatest of all the God, God stand the supreme being. People call him the Destroyer that destroys the universe at the end of each cycle, allowing for a new Creation to begin. and other call him Transformer that ends the old forms to make way for new ones. He is knowns as Adipurush because he is the first (can't mention as man, person, God, power, or any form) on the universe even in the Trimurti (Bramha, Vishnu and Shiva). Its belief that he is before than the stars burns and the planet forms.

 


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