Shaivism

Shiva in his hypostasis of divine, perfect androgyne by yoga teacher Gregorian Bivolaru Shiva-Ardhanarishvara is one of the most well known hypostasis of Shiva. It is the mysterious expression of his divine, androgynous, bipolar nature, in which he, in his manifestation as the Supreme Masculine, is intimately fused…
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Shiva, in the aspect of the master of the third eye      by yoga professor Gregorian Bivolaru “In order to make pure and luminous the frontal eye of wisdom darkened now by impurities caused by ignorance, oh, Master, endless love revered to You is the supreme…
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By yoga teacher Gregorian Bivolaru    The Sanskrit word bhikshatana comes from the Sanskrit stem bhiksh, which means to share, to desire, to beg, to ask for, to pray. Shiva Bhikshatana is the hypostasis in which Shiva offers directly to the humans beings (after the example of the one who, offering a prayer full of love to…
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by yoga teacher Dan Bozaru In this primordial condition of absolute void, the slightest mark of manifestation appears like an intention of God, which can be interpreted as the inner desire of knowing the Macrocosm, meaning that the consciousness in manifestation is focusing on the act of "creation". This gradual expansion of…
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SHIVA UNDER THE ASPECT TO BESTOW THE DIVINE GRACE  TO HIS DEVOTED WORSHIPPERS by YOGA teacher Gregorian Bivolaru SHIVA-CHANDESH-ANUGRAHA is one of the most famous kind aspects of SHIVA. Under this aspect SHIVA gives his blessing to CHANDESHA, his ardent worshipper, and offers him his divine grace (ANUGRAHA).…
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