Shiva, the Final GOD that the World is Searching For
Let’s simplify spirituality. It’s not about complicated rules, endless practices, or following countless paths. Spirituality is about connecting with your true self and living with peace, purpose, and joy. It’s simple, it’s personal, and it’s already within you. It’s about knowing who you truly are, feeling at ease in your own skin, and connecting with the world around you in a genuine, heartfelt way. It doesn’t require adopting strict rules or following every trend.
It’s my attempt to strip away the noise and focus on what truly matters—helping you find clarity and meaning in a way that feels natural & real. Spirituality doesn’t have to be hard. Let’s make it simple, so you can live it fully.
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I have embarked on a profound journey with Shiva, spanning across numerous lifetimes. In my present existence, my deep connection with the Lord commenced at a tender age of three, during a pilgrimage to Varanasi, the sacred land of Ganga and the eternal abode of Mahadev, along with my parents. From that moment onwards, whenever I contemplated the divine, closing my eyes to envision the formless, attribute less Supreme Being, I found solace in the presence of Shiva.
Hinduism, a religion rich in its diversity, does not adhere to a monotheistic belief system. Instead, it recognizes the trinity of deities: Brahma, the creator; Vishnu, the preserver; and Shiva, the destroyer. As a child, I grappled with the concept, questioning why there was a multitude of religions, each with their own perception of GOD.
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Live life in such a way that you become a walking temple, carrying the Divine presence within you wherever you go. Too often, we focus on grand external places of worship and forget that our own body is the first temple of God. The Bible teaches us that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, and Hindu scriptures share a similar truth. In the Bhagavad-Gita, the body is called “Kshetra,” meaning a sacred field or pilgrimage site, and the soul within it, “Kshetrjna,” is the one who knows this field. By understanding that your physical body is your first pilgrimage, you realize that true devotion begins inside you.
To honour this truth, take time each day for reflection, prayer, or meditation. Treat your body and mind with the same reverence you would show in a holy place—choose foods and activities that uplift you, speak words that inspire, and act with compassion. As you do, you’ll bring these ancient teachings to life, becoming a living temple who can light the path for others. In this way, you unite the wisdom of different traditions, recognizing that all souls carry a spark of the sacred, and that our truest place of worship lies within ourselves.
A truly fulfilling life is one where all aspects of our being are nurtured and balanced. It begins with taking care of the physical body, which is the foundation of our existence, through proper nutrition, exercise, and rest. Equally important is maintaining mental clarity by cultivating positive thoughts and practicing mindfulness. Our emotional well-being thrives when we foster healthy relationships, express gratitude, and manage stress effectively.
The intellectual dimension of life requires continuous growth, learning, and curiosity, enabling us to expand our perspectives and make informed decisions. Financial stability is very crucial—it’s not about amassing wealth but managing resources wisely to support our goals and responsibilities. Finally, spiritual growth ties everything together by helping us connect with our higher self, find purpose, and live mindfully.
Balancing these six pillars creates harmony, enabling us to live authentically and achieve true fulfilment.
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