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This is certainly an image of Lord Shiva , who is one among the triad gods (Brahma-Vishnu-Shiva).
This is well conformed when we look at it. It clearly shows some distinct features of Lord Shiva as we know from his description from scriptures like
Trident and Damaru (a musical instrument) in his hand.
Crescent moon on his head.
A third eye on his ...
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Six Schools of Indian Darshana's are as below:
Nyaya
Vaishesika
Purva Mimamsa
Samkhya
Yoga
Uttra Mimamsa
Here Uttra mimamsa is Upanishad (Vedic postulate) and Purva mimamsa is vedic text itself (yaga and other vedic literature). Nyaya is Logic which (madhva school of philosophy greatly emphasis) Nyaya Sudha, Nyayaamruta, chandrika, Parimala. Samkhya is ...
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As per Parshurama Kalpa Sutras, By Dr. Param Hans Mishra, Bhagwan Shiva himself created Six Darshanas; they are:
Shaiva Darshana
Vaishnava Darshana
Bramha Darshana
Saur Darshana
Shakta Darshana
Baudhdha Darshana
Since the book is in Hindi, used Google Translator for English translation:
Apart from these, six darshans are also Bhagavatpravart. By whom real ...
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(कुलार्णवतन्त्रम्)- देहो देवालयो देवि जीवो देवः सदाशिवः ।
त्यजेदज्ञाननिर्माल्य सोऽहम्भावेन पूजयेत् ॥
Meaning: Lord shiva says 'O devi Parvati' This body (देह) is itself the Devālay (देवालय)! It consists of a God called 'jivā' (जीव). Shstra(शास्त्र) calls this (सदाशिव) sadāshivā! It has been covered with lack of knowledge, the followers responsiblity is to ...
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