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This document contains 22 sections of songs or chants dedicated to the Hindu deity Shiva and his wife Parvati. The songs praise various aspects of Shiva such as him being the destroyer, holding the Ganga river in his locks of hair, playing the damaru drum, and dancing his cosmic dance. They call out to his various names including Shiva, Mahadeva, Shankara, and address him as the beloved of Parvati and lord of the Himalayas. The final song expresses hopes that the love and blessings shared through the kirtan (devotional singing) may spread throughout the world.
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2K views4 pagesParvati Shiva
This document contains 22 sections of songs or chants dedicated to the Hindu deity Shiva and his wife Parvati. The songs praise various aspects of Shiva such as him being the destroyer, holding the Ganga river in his locks of hair, playing the damaru drum, and dancing his cosmic dance. They call out to his various names including Shiva, Mahadeva, Shankara, and address him as the beloved of Parvati and lord of the Himalayas. The final song expresses hopes that the love and blessings shared through the kirtan (devotional singing) may spread throughout the world.
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- Hara Hara Hara Mahadev ki Jai: A powerful chant of victory and reverence to Lord Mahadev, Shiva.
- Bolo Bolo Saba Mila Bolo: A chant invoking the name of Lord Shiva, focusing on collective invocation and meditation.
- Chandra Shekharaya Nama OM: Celebrates Lord Shiva as the bearer of the moon and the river Ganga.
- Chidananda Rupaha Shivoham Shivoham: Chant focuses on the eternal joy and consciousness of Shiva.
- Mahadeva Mahadeva Shambhu: Focuses on the grand figure of Mahadeva, the Great God, and his benevolent aspects.
- Bhaj Hara Shankara Shambho: A chant calling upon Lord Shankara and Shambho for blessings and protection.
- Hara Shiva Shankara: A devotional song honoring Shiva's form as the remover of all obstacles.
- Hara Hara Mahadeva Shambo: Explores the attributes of Lord Shiva, praising his form as the benign Lord of Varanasi.
- Om Namah Shivaya: Reaffirmation of devotion to Lord Shiva through the sacred Panchakshara mantra.
- Shiva Dance Dance Dance: An energetic chant celebrating the cosmic dance of Shiva and its spiritual significance.
- Nityananda Swarupa Shivoham Shivoham: Expresses the blissful form of Shiva, embodying eternal joy and consciousness.
- Namaha Parvati: Invocation of Parvati, the consort of Shiva, recognizing her divine attributes.
- Nataraj Nataraj Lai: A chant celebrating Lord Shiva as Nataraj, the cosmic dancer.
- Shivaya Parameshwaraya Shashi Shekaraya Namah Om: Honoring Shiva with many auspicious names, reflecting his various divine attributes.
- Shiva Raja Maheshvara: This chant recognizes Shiva as the supreme king and lord of the universe.
- May the love we know and share: A closing chant focusing on the universal and unifying love of Shiva.
- Shiva Shiva Shiva Shambo: A simple yet powerful repetition of praise to Shiva as Shambo, the auspicious one.
