Shiva dancing wallpapers

This image is available to buy as a print please contact me on katienoblephotography@gmail.com "The depiction of Shiva as Nataraja (Tamil: நடராஜா, Sanskrit: naṭarāja, "Lord of Dance") is popular.[140][141] The names Nartaka ("Dancer") and Nityanarta ("Eternal Dancer") appear in the Shiva Sahasranama.[142] His association with dance and also with music is prominent in the Puranic period.[143] In addition to the specific iconographic form known as Nataraja, various other types of dancing forms…

Shiva represents apocalypse and creation as he dances away the illusory world of Maya transforming it into power and enlightenment

A single line illustration of Nataraja, the patron deity of Dance • Buy this artwork on apparel, stickers, phone cases, and more.

Lord Shiva and Parvati dancing in creative art painting wallpaper

Cosmic Lines (Dance of Shiva)

Creation ends at the point of Maha-Pralaya when manifestation is withdrawn back into the Great Void. This is when Shiva begins his Shiva-Tandav, his famous cosmic dance. From his dance, the destructive energies are released and activated that dismantles all of the creation. For thousands of years, Lord Shiva has been worshipped from across the world. His energy has been used for evolution and growth of Mankind. He is considered to be the Lord of the Universe and even the God of the God..

Lord Shiva as Nataraja (Dancing Shiva) was first illustrated in the Chola bronze statues where he was shown dancing on an aureole of flames, with one foot on the dwarf, Apasmara and the other in the air. The dwarf is considered to be the symbol of ignorance. Holding a