The Marriage Of Shiva And Parvati - Maha Shivratri Story

The Union And Marriage Of Shiva And Parvati

In the realm of Hinduism, very few tales captivate the imagination quite like the enchanting love story of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. The celestial union between the two deities is not only a tale of romance but also a representation of the cosmic balance and the significance of love and devotion. The story of Shiva and Parvati's divine union unfolds in a fascinating manner, filled with twists and turns that shape their destiny. Lord Shiva, the embodiment of cosmic power and the destroyer of evil resided atop Mount Kailash in deep meditation. This deep meditation of Shiva was a result of the grief of losing his first wife Sati. His solitude and detachment from worldly affairs were such that he seemed resistant to the charm and allure of love. Shiva sat in meditation for thousands of years neglecting his duties of dissolution and destruction. One day, Brahma, the god of creation, looked around and saw that nature had lost its luster. The world was stagnate. Without Shiva bringing everything to a state of dissolution, Brahma could not create—ideas could not be born, creativity and imagination were blocked. Brahma went to the great feminine force, Shakti, for help. Shakti told Brahma she would be born in a human female form to bring Shiva back into the world. Parvati was born into a noble and virtuous family, adding to the significance of her role in shaping the cosmic balance. Parvati's father was Himavat, the personification of the Himalayan mountains, known for their majestic beauty and spiritual aura. Her mother was Mainavati, who symbolized the divine qualities of patience, strength, and grace. From her very birth, Parvati was destined for greatness. Her name, Parvati, means "of the mountains," signifying her strong connection to the Himalayas and the natural world. She inherited the innate qualities of her parents, embodying both the serene tranquility of the mountains and the fierce determination to achieve her goals. As Parvati grew, her beauty and radiance began to shine, captivating all who encountered her. Her elegance and charm were enhanced by her virtues of compassion, devotion, and intelligence. Parvati possessed a rare blend of inner strength and gentleness that made her a beloved figure among gods and mortals alike. In her childhood, Parvati exhibited a deep fascination and love for Lord Shiva. She was drawn to his enigmatic presence, his meditative state atop Mount Kailash, and his role as the cosmic transformer. Parvati recognized the divine essence within Shiva and knew that he was her destined consort.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

***Please Like, Share and Subscribe our videos.***
Press the bell button to stay notified about our new videos!

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Music Credits:

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Disclaimer:
1. All information, stories and everything shared on the videos of THE HINDU SAGA channel is based on information collected from various sources like books, newspapers and internet. THE HINDU SAGA does not create or claim authenticity of any of the information provided in this channel. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead is unintentional and purely coincidental. We do not intend to hurt any religious sentiments of our viewers. Some parts from this video like music, pictures and videos are sourced from the web. The Hindu Saga does not declare any ownership and is ready to give the rights to whoever it is due.

#TheHinduSaga
#IndianHistory #HinduHistory #Hinduism #IndianMythology #HinduMythology #HinduGods #ReligionExplained

[watersprite]

I loved this, no matter how many times you hear the story, it still makes me laugh and adore the Gods; the same trials and tribulations in life, lol, we all have a little judgement and prejudice in us at times. Namaste & thank you! 🙏🏽♥

[simonep]

As the divine says - sometimes for the masculine and feminine to come together in union ☯️ 💞
it’s because a baby needs to be born. The birth of a cosmic child brings these two beings together ♥️♥️

[Johaan]

Hara Hara Mahadev 🙏❤️

Edit: Just wanted to share how much I love the story of Shiva and Parvati… my niece was 3 yea old, and we were eating in an Indian restaurant and we were flipping through one of the papers that had local Indian events near us, and she saw a MahaShiva Ratri Event that had happened near us… she asked what it was and I told her, she was then curious about the story behind it, so I was telling her it is the Kalyanam vvetween Shiva and Parvati and all of sudden she started crying… I asked her why, and through her tears, she said “We missed the Wedding… how did we miss the Wedding?” …. I explained they were married long time ago but now we celebrate their wedding anniversary ♥️

[kasturipillay]

I love Kali Umma, she is the true consort of SHIVA. 😊

[hanumantasiddannawar]

Om Namah Shivay, Jai Parvati Shivji, Jai Shree RadhaKrishnaji, Om Han Hanumate Namah and Jai Shree Ganeshji Thank you for Everything!

[deepsJins]

The first photograph, an artist painted that picture for me to hang in my visiting room 🙏❤️

[annasalmans]

I love the stories of the gods of India, especially the love stories. I have a fondness for the story of Ram and Princess Sita as well.
The Aztec gods and stories fascinate me also; Popoca and Itza, although not gods, are immortalized by two volcanoes near Mexico City.

[jagdishramanathan]

Beautiful story, very popular in bharatvarsha ! in fact the emotion of bharatvarsha!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[professorcygnus]

This is incredibly inspiring, very enjoyable.

[nikithamathew]

This channel is doing a fatastic job of by spreading knowledge of hindusium in such a beautiful manner God bless you

[phillipmccarty]

July 2024 is going to be an amazing and wonderful time. The age of Kalki will begin.

[pranavgupta]

I love this channel . When i will have kids i will watch these videos with them

[Praveen-khzw]

So nice. Many thanks to the people who are making these videos. So informative and beautiful pictures of our gods. We can watch these videos any number of times and feel so humbled. It is almost like an ancient voice asking us to recognize our true identity.
THANK YOU ALL FOR MAKING THESE VIDEOS. 🙏 🙏. WONDERFUL.

[DsjNique]

Shiva and shakti is the SAME person .. but on this plane aka realm it’s a FEMALE 2 in 1… and males are fallen shivas in search for another Shakti …

[TheCarlota]

please activate the automatic translation option!!!! please

[arilehman]

Har Har Mahadev! Om Shakti Om! Thank You for this fascinating explanation - can you elaborate on the initial wild procession with Lord Shiva? Does this refer to Aghoris? Thank You Namaste

[typrovoost]

I loved video #1. Perhaps, consider ‘some’ of your audience are as immature children, first learning how their parents conceived them. Myself, I am not as eloquent or fluent in multiple languages as you; but I am intuitive and I sensed the Shiva lingam was meaningful. Thank you for researching, substantiating, and sharing the meaning of the shiva lingam There can’t be anything more substantial or meaningful to your viewers

[Amanda-nqc]

Left, right and here's the middle I I .

[chennaimaninhyderabad]

I think it was parvathi who pleaded shiva to be in his most beautiful form to pacify her mother instead of narada and brahma

[nirvana]

In another video of yours. You mentioned that Shiva got his third eye when Parvati playfully closed his eyes. That means they were already married at that time.

In this video you say that Shiva opens his third eye to destroy Kamadeva. So which story is true?