Doubts & Discussions about Lord Shiva Part-2

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.Reshama.

@.Reshama.

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Posted: 11 years ago

#241

Originally posted by: Surya_krsnbhakt

It is very controversial.😆

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Aastha

@Aasthahere

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Posted: 11 years ago

#242

I know its not directly related to the show

But who's a bhrasthayogi??

Edited by Aasthahere - 11 years ago

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Kriti Jain

@wildcat1994

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Posted: 11 years ago

#243

Originally posted by: Aasthahere
I know its not directly related to a show

But who's a bhrasthayogi??

well...a brasthayogi is a person...who does not follow d spiritual yogic path...or who in his previous birth was a yogi...but is no longer so in this birth!!!

As in any path, you may trip or get lost if you forget the original destination, of self-realisation. The one who falls from yogic grace is referred to as bhrashtayogi...hope tis clears ur doubt!!!

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TheWatcher

@TheWatcher

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Posted: 11 years ago

#244

How many pupil's did Lord shiva had? I only know Parshurama are there more?

Didn't Lord Shiva teach anyone else apart from Parshurama?

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varaali

@varaali

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Posted: 11 years ago

#245

Originally posted by: TheWatcher
How many pupil's did Lord shiva had? I only know Parshurama are there more?

Didn't Lord Shiva teach anyone else apart from Parshurama?

Devi Parvati was his first and foremost shishya. He taught her - amongst many other things- the the principles of Hatha yoga - on the banks of Ganga on the holy night of Shivaratri.

The four sanat kumaras were his shishyas. Lord Shiva took the Dakshinamoorthy form to impart to them the highest wisdom.

Lord Shiva- in his Nataraja form- taught the basics of dance to Barata Muni - hence the name Bhratanatyam.

Sage Agastya and the great Panini learnt the grammar of Tamil and Sanskrit respectively from Lord Shiva.

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Manan

@Proud-India

Rocker

+ 5

Posted: 11 years ago

#246

Panini...??!! He was in 4 Th BC...i think so.

So lord Shiva also came at that time?? This is folk tale ? Will they show this in Mahadev ?

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Vrish

@Vr15h

Stunner

+ 6

Posted: 11 years ago

#247

Originally posted by: varaali

Devi Parvati was his first and foremost shishya. He taught her - amongst many other things- the the principles of Hatha yoga - on the banks of Ganga on the holy night of Shivaratri.

The four sanat kumaras were his shishyas. Lord Shiva took the Dakshinamoorthy form to impart to them the highest wisdom.

Lord Shiva- in his Nataraja form- taught the basics of dance to Barata Muni - hence the name Bhratanatyam.

Sage Agastya and the great Panini learnt the grammar of Tamil and Sanskrit respectively from Lord Shiva.

Didn't he teach Kartikeya warfare as well, or was that someone else?

Also, Parashurama was not his disciple, was he? He just meditated for divine weapons & got them, like Arjun or Madhu (father of Lavanasura) did. People who received weapons like that didn't become his disciples.

Different note - I've been missing the threads, so what exactly is this Arunasura story?

Edited by .Vrish. - 11 years ago

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Aditya.R

@Aditya.R

Beginner

Posted: 11 years ago

#248

@Vrish

If I am not mistaken, Parashurama was indeed Lord Shiva's disciple. He received training in Kailash AND received weapons.

Both DKDM and Vishnupuran (another BRC serial) show this.

Correct me if I am wrong.

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mnx12

@mnx12

Channel Moderator

+ 14

Posted: 11 years ago

#249

Vrish,

Check his story here.

https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/devon-ke-dev-mahadev/3810210/danny-denzongpa-to-play-villain-devon-ke-dev-mahadev

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TheWatcher

@TheWatcher

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

#250

Originally posted by: .Vrish.

Didn't he teach Kartikeya warfare as well, or was that someone else?

Also, Parashurama was not his disciple, was he? He just meditated for divine weapons & got them, like Arjun or Madhu (father of Lavanasura) did. People who received weapons like that didn't become his disciples.

Different note - I've been missing the threads, so what exactly is this Arunasura story?

Parshurama pleased Shiva with his terrible penance in turn Lord Shiva taught him and gave him his famous axe.

Edited by TheWatcher - 11 years ago