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It is difficult to imagine life without Hiva and Shakti in the universe. Both of them also show a special union of male and female energies as the basis of life. While Shiva is incomplete without Shakti, Shakti can't be incomplete without Shiva. Their relationship in Haram stories reflects the functioning of the universe. According to mythological stories, in the creation created by Lord Brahma, Adi and nature together developed the earth by giving birth to new creatures on the earth. According to mythology, Adi is considered to be Lord Shiva, Adi Yogi and nature is considered to be Shakti. In such a situation, the basis of life for living beings has become possible only through Lord Shiva and Shakti.
Yoga of Shiva Shakti in creation and spiritual development
In Hindu mythology, the existence of Shiva and Shakti has been described in a very beautiful form. Both are worshipped as Adishakti. It is said in the scriptures that Shiva is Shakti, Shakti is Shiva. Shiva himself had created the form of Shakti for the benefit of the universe. With the beginning of the life of living beings, the creation of nature for their life became possible only through power. Therefore Shiva and Shakti are considered incomplete without each other.
Effect of Shiva Shakti in inanimate and animate
During the creation of the universe, Lord Brahma saw that no development of any kind was taking place on earth. Then whatever is included in the inanimate and animate has been possible only through Shiva and Shakti. Brahma ji asked for help from Vishnu ji and Vishnu ji asked Brahma ji to worship Shiva Shakti. Pleased with the penance of Brahma ji, Adi Dev Shiva absorbed the power in himself due to which Ardhanarishwar form came true. Shiva's male form and female form Shakti together created new living beings on the earth which made the development of the earth possible. For this reason, both are the basis of inanimate and conscious and are connected.
Shiva and Shakti complement each other
The Shakti form of Lord Shiva is the form of Mother Parvati. For this reason, Shiva and Shakti are considered complementary to each other, both Shiva and Shakti are the same. The union of these two has a special place in Tantra Shastras too, which works very important for the completion of spiritual activities. Shakti, the manifestation of God, symbolizes active participation in creation and Shiva, the symbol of transcendence, complements the dynamic power of Shiva. Both form a couple where creation becomes possible
