Shiva cosmic dance

Nataraja is Lord Siva dancing His Cosmic dance, which shows that He creates, sustains and dissolves the world Nataraja's left foot is raised and His right foot rests on a demon. The demon is symbolic of our pride and ignorance.

Creation ends at the point of Maha-Pralaya when manifestation is withdrawn back into the Great Void.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..

Nataraja is the form of Lord Shiva as the Lord who dances at the time of universal destruction. The dance of Shiva in Tillai, the traditional name for

Shiva Agori: Meditation and Cosmic Dance Immerse yourself in the serene and powerful presence of Shiva Agori in his agore form. This illustration captures the dual essence of Shiva meditating and the cosmic dance of Nataraja. Experience the balance of stillness and dynamic energy, embodying creation and destruction. Let this divine art inspire your spiritual journey and inner peace. 🔱🧘‍♂️🔥 #ShivaAgori #AgoreForm #MeditatingShiva #Nataraja #CosmicDance #PsychedelicArt #MysticalArt…

Cosmic Lines (Dance of Shiva)

Dancer of Universe Greeting Card by Swarna Sitaraman

Nataraja Shiva - the Lord of the Dance, also known as the Dancing Shiva. This figure is often found in Indian households and is based on a sculpture which was perfected by artists of the Chola period (880-1279 CE). This statue is often synonymous with Hinduism and has come to represent India in the minds of many. Nataraja is also interpreted as the dance of creation and destruction or the cosmic dance. There is a two-metre high Nataraja sculpture at CERN.

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

Shiva's dance is a symbol of being one with God through the divine act of dancing. This cosmic dance of Shiva is called 'Anandatandava,' meaning the Dance of Bliss, and symbolizes the cosmic cycles of creation and destruction.

Lord Shiva as Nataraj in creative art painting