The doer may not be able to do it; Shiva can do it |

          No one is bigger than Shiva in all three worlds ||

In the realm of eternal mysticism, where cosmic forces dance in an ethereal symphony, resides Lord Shiva, the enigmatic deity of contradictions. He is the tranquil harbinger of destruction, the serene embodiment of chaos. His matted hair, a tempest of midnight sky, whispers ancient secrets woven into the tapestry of time. His eyes gaze into the infinite expanse of existence, unveiling truths veiled from mortal sight. Adorned with a serpent, a testament to his power, he roams the sacred mountains, accompanied by a retinue of celestial beings.

With a resounding beat of his celestial damaru, he orchestrates the rhythm of creation, dissolving worlds into nothingness and resurrecting them anew. The trident, a sacred symbol of his formidable power, pierces through the veil of illusion, bestowing profound clarity upon devotees who seek enlightenment. In his hand, it becomes an extension of his essence, an instrument of divine justice, capable of both cosmic upheaval and tender guidance. Lord Shiva, the cosmic paradox, enthrals and mesmerises, beckoning you to explore the depths of your souls and unravel the eternal secrets of the universe.