
Philosophy of Shiva Tandava
The Tandava or celestial dance of Lord Siva is extremely thrilling and charming, exquisitely graceful in pose and rhythm and intensely piercing in effect. Nritya or
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Skip to contentThe Tandava or celestial dance of Lord Siva is extremely thrilling and charming, exquisitely graceful in pose and rhythm and intensely piercing in effect. Nritya or
anyakshetre kritam papam punyakshetre vinasyati punayakshetre kritam papam varanasyam vinasyati varanasyam kritam papam kumbhakone vinasyati kumbhakone kritam papam kumbhakone vinasyat According to the Vedas, of all the
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