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Shiva is the destroyer, which is an aspect of the Trimurti in yoga. Destruction is part of creation; for any thing to be created a change is necessary, something must be destroyed. Life depends on destruction as much as it depends on creation. Each moment stars are sucked in to black holes and new stars created in distant galaxies...Within our bodies cells die and new ones created. This cycle of destruction and creation is the breath of life and the shadow of death, the vibration that pervades throughout universe, the Ek Ong Kar. In the auspicious moment that Shiva (the destroyer) encounters Brahma (the Creator), Vishnu (the Sustainer) appears and a glimpse of light shines casting away the darkness: man's soul is awakened.
Through dedication, discipline, and devotion, the Universe becomes your playground.
Man has throughout history evolved greatly in terms of technology and science. Both have theoretically made life much easier, but yet we are still chained to old thought patterns that have not served us spiritually nor the beautiful planet which we must all share.
Despite there presence of myriad gurus, mystics, and messiahs over the last 2500 years, can you honestly say that we as a species have evolved spiritually over the last two thousand years? In our pursuit of knowledge we have overlooked the eternal wisdom of the Spirit.
One could say there are 6.2 Billion paths to God, Enlightenment, Moksha, Liberation. Why? Because each person is so unique in mind, body, and spirit. The way to joy, love, and peace is unique to you. We can help each other, but it is ultimately up to you to take that first step on the journey towards bliss!