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Why is Shiva called the destroyer? People typically approach the divine for protection and prosperity but in the Yogic culture, Shiva is worshipped as the destroyer. Find out the wisdom behind this seemingly strange approach.

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Front side of lord Shiva the Adiyogi statue in black and white.

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People typically approach the divine for protection and prosperity but in the Yogic culture, Shiva is worshipped as the destroyer. Find out the wisdom behind this seemingly strange approach.


Shiva the Destroyer

Adiyogi