Significance Of Shiv Parivar:

Shiva (or Siva) is one of the most important gods in the Hindu pantheon. Shiva is the God of the yogis, self-controlled and celibate. Parvati is the hindu goddess of fertility, love, beauty, marriage, children, and devotion; as well as of divine strength and power. Shiva is the renunciate and dresses in tiger skin and snakes for ornaments. Parvati is a perfect picture of a devoted wife and dresses beautifully along with be jewelled ornaments . The elder son Kartikeya is a warrior and the younger son Ganesh is a remover of obstacles . Even their vehicles are inimical to each other, Kartikeya’s peacock is the sworn enemy of Shiva’s snakes, whereas Parvati’s lion always wants Shiva’s bull for breakfast. Ganesha’s mouse is no match to Shiva’s bull or Parvati’s lion, the mouse lives underground while Kartikeya’s peacock flies and the lion lives in a cave! Ganesha as the god of beginnings, he is honoured at the start of rituals and ceremonies. Ganesha is worshipped first on every pooja and is the God of pure consciousness, good luck, knowledge and wisdom

Shiva Chalisa is a Shiva Strota to the great lord evoking him, praising him and asking him to help and remove all obstacles and hardships on the path to fulfillment. There is an increase in happiness, peace, wealth and love in the house and Shiva gives the blessing and fulfils all the wishes.

Benefits of chanting Shiva Chalisa –

One can easily face their fears as Lord Shiva blesses them with utmost strength and fearlessness.

One is relieved of all stress and worries that plague their thoughts and mind.

One can overcome destructive thoughts and find peace of mind.

One finds the strength to fight all their enemies and conquer much in their life.

One can have their sins committed in the past erased and develop the ability to make right choices in their life.

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