Lord Natraj ( Dancing Shiva ) brass idol Festivals Roughly it can be interpreted

Roughly it can be interpreted to mean: "Hail the Jewel of Consciousness which has reached the heart's lotus

It is the six syllable mantra of the Bodhisattva of compassion Avalokiteshvara

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Krishna and of various holy rivers in addition to Vedanta stotras such as "Atmabodha" and "Sadhanapanchakam"

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Lord Natraj ( Dancing Shiva ) brass idol Festivals Roughly it can be interpretedNatraj is one of the names of the Hindu god, Shiva, the most revered god in this ancient religion. The image of Natraj is also known as "dancing Shiva". Natraj is sometimes referred to as "the dancer of creation, lord of joy and sorrow." The dancing image captured in popular statues is meant to symbolize life's ebb and flow. It also reminds us of the balance between form and void, as well as the time before the divine created form from the void. The