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Title: SHIVA - SYNERGY HARMONY INITIATION VASTNESS AWAKENING
Description: Who I am? And what is SHIVA? SHIVA is beyond religion, Shiva is SYNERGY HARMONY INITIATION VASTNESS AWAKENING. The inner meaning of Shiva, Shakti, the Shiva Linga, Ganesha, Mantras and Shiva Dhyan Yoga are revealed in a concise way by the Himalayan Master Shiva Guruji Aruneshvar and Shivani Himalaya. It is about knowing yourself and who you are and realizating yourself.

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OM
NAMAH
SHIVAYA



ABOUT
SHIVA


‐
SYNERGY
HARMONY
INITIATION
VASTNESS
AWAKENING

BY
SHIVA
GURUJI
ARUNESHVAR
&
SHIVANI
HIMALAYA





1



TABLE
OF
CONTENTS





ACKNOWLEDGMENT

PREFACE

1
...
SHIVA
&
SHAKTI

3
...
SHIVA’S
ATTRIBUTES

5
...
1
...
2
...
3
...
4
...
SHIVA
DHYAN
YOGA









2


OM
NAMAH
SHIVAYA


ACKNOWLEDGMENT
TO
SHIVA
GURUJI
ARUNESHVAR



With
Shiva’s
grace
and
the
knowledge
and
blessings
given
by
the
Himalayan
Shiva
Master
Shiva

Guruji
Aruneshvar
this
book
was
been
written
as
a
humble
attempt
to
give
elucidations
about
SHIVA
...

Shiva
Guruji
says
„To
See
Shiva,
Be
Shiva“
...

Shiva
Guruji
Aruneshvar
has
reached
the
highest
state
of
consciousness
and
enlightenment
...

Moreover,
He
can
give
the

experience
of
SHIVA,
which
is
beyond
words
...

Shiva
is
ineffable
and
with
the
guidance
of
Shiva
Guruji
Aruneshvar,
a
truly
realized
Shiva
Master,
he

can
be
actually
experienced
and
seen
and
through
him
the
true
inner
self
can
be
realized
...

Having
an
Enlightened
living
Shiva
Master
and
soul
guide
who
can
take
you
there
is
the

greatest
gift
of
God
...

With
Infinite
Gratitude
&
Reverence

Om
Namah
Shivaya





3



PREFACE


SHIVA
is
Synergy
–
Harmony
–
Vastness
–
Initiation
–
Awakening
Awareness

Shiva
is
beyond
a
statue
and
religion,
it
is
the
pure
consciousness
and
essence
of
the
Universe
in
and

around
us
...



The
most
significant
attributes
of
Shiva
are
presented
with
its
symbolic
inner
meanings
...

Crucial
mantras

are
translated
and
explained
...

It
is
important
to
chant
the
mantras
in
Sanskrit
to
invoke
the

energy,
which
underlies
each
syllable
...

Om
Namah
Shivaya









4



1
...


Shiva
is
beyond
a
statue,
religion
and
form
...

Shiva
is
the
entire
existence
...

Shiva
is
the
Creator
and

ultimative
Transformer
of
the
Universe
...



SHIVA
means
S=Sky/Space,
H=Horizon/Earth,
I=Ignition/Fire,
V=
Vastness/Vibration/Water,
A=Air

(prana)
...



Shiva
is
the
breath
which
makes
living
beings
alive
...



Shiva
is
a
form
of
the
formless,
of
the
divine
of
which

everything
emerges
...


SHIVA
has
a
multidimensional
meaning:


S=Synergy/Symphony/Synchronicity

H=Harmony/Heaven/Humanity

I=Initiation/Inspiration/Ignition/Innovation

V=Vastness/Vibration/Variety

A=Awakening/Air/Ascendance


Shiva
is
a
mirror
for
you
to
know
yourself
and
to
see
who
you
really
are
...




Shiva
is
beyond
perception
&
imagination,
Shiva
is
pure
consciousness
...



By
knowing
Shiva,
you
can
know
the
divine
essence
in
you
...



When
you
know
Shiva
and
who
you
are,
you
can
overcome
the
hurdles
and
obstacles
on
the
path
of

self‐realization
and
self‐knowledge
and
break
through
the
cycle
of
birth
and
death
...

You
experience
Shiva
in
your

breath
when
you
are
living
in
the
moment
...

He
transforms
darkness
and
evil

into
light
and
goodness
...




NAMES
OF
SHIVA

Shiva
is
Sanskrit
and
means
“the
Auspicious
One”
...

Shiva’s
names
Sadashiva
and
Shambu
mean
«
bringer
of
blessings
»
...

He
is
the
one
who
fights
against
the
enemies
of
the
Gods,
the
negative

energies
in
the
world
and
on
the
mind,
karma
and
emotions
of
human
beings
...

Shiva
is
the
existence
itself
and
is
referred
to
as
the
God
of
the
gods,
as
Mahadeva
...




Shiva’s
name
Pashupatinath
means
the
Lord
of
the
Animals
...

He
shows
the
ideal
for
the
human
being,
who

controls
his
animal
instincts
and
passions
...

Shiva
embodies
the
supreme
consciousness,

which
is
realized
through
the
practice
of
Shiva

Dhyan
Yoga
...

Shiva
Dhyan
Yoga
is
a
science

of
self‐knowledge
and
the
highest
form
of
yoga,

giving
enlightening
experiences
and
the

knowledge
of
the
self
...






6



SHIVA’S
ROLES

In
the
Epics,
Puranas
and
ancient
scriptures,
Lord
Shiva
played
different
roles
as
a
human
to
uplift,

teach
and
to
test
seekers
as
part
of
maya,
the
illusionary
world
...



The
stories
about
Shiva
have
a
deep
symbolic
meaning
and
use
a
colourful
language
of
metaphors
...

Shiva
represents
God
and
the
pure
essence
in
us
...



Lord
Shiva
is
married
to
Parvati,
a
householder
and
family
father
of
two
children,
Ganesha
and

Kartikeya
...

The
two
roles
are
not
contradictory
as
it
might
appear
at
first

sight
...



The
ascetic
living
in
a
family
shows
the
importance
of
inner
renunciation
and
not
outer
renunciation

in
life
...

Shiva
shows
the
possibility
for
a

seeker
to
be
enlightened
and
liberated
while
living
in
the
world,
contributing
and
doing
sadhana
and

spiritual
practices
...

There
are
nine
dancing
forms
of
Shiva
among
which

Nataraja
is
the
most
famous
one
and
teaches
about
Shiva’s
role
as
creator
and
transformer
in
and

around
us
...

His
dance
symbolizes
the

constant
and
dynamic
transformation
process
in
the
Universe
to
the
tune
of
the
damaru
(the
drum),

with
which
he
plays
AUM
with
the
left
hand
...



The
fire
symbolizes
the
processes
of
purification,
creation,
recreation
and
completion
...




The
lower
right
hand
is
kept
in
the
hand
posture
called
Abhay
mudra,
giving
protection
and

fearlessness
to
humans,
and
the
left
is
directed
towards
the
left
foot
...

The
statue
of
Shiva
is
surrounded
by
a
circle
of
fire,
which

transforms
darkness,
karma
and
negativity
in
the
world
...

At
the
same
time
he

is
married
to
Parvati,
the
daughter
of
Himaavan
...




Shiva
and
Shakti
create
together
in
the
Universe
as
male

(Purusha)
and
female
(Prakriti=nature)
energies
...

They
are
portrayed
as
two
figures
as

well
as
Ardhanarishwara,
which
consists
of
Shiva
as
the
right

half
and
Shakti
as
the
left
one
...

Shiva
is
the
super

soul
and
Shakti
his
energy,
the
divine
mother
Goddess
who

has
manifold
names
and
forms
...

Shakti
represents
the
body
of
Shiva’s
super
soul
and
consists

in
water,
earth,
wind,
fire,
space,
mind,
intellect
and
ego
...

His
Shakti
or
energy
force
is
connected
to
the
productive

female
powers
which
operate
in
the
cosmos
...

Shiva
is
like
the
sun
and
Shakti
its
rays
...

Shakti
is
the
power
by
which
Shiva
directs
the
continuous
process
of
creation,
recreation,

continuation
and
completion
in
the
Universe
...

In
every
human
being

there
is
Shiva
and
Shakti:
Shakti
symbolizes
the
Kundalini
energy
which
is
dormant
at
the
base
of
the

spine
...

This
union
of
Shiva
and
Shakti
in
the
sahasrar
chakra,

in
the
thousand
petalled
lotus,
brings
about
realization
of
the
self,
which
is
the
highest
achievement

of
the
human
existence
and
gives
liberation
to
the
soul
...

SHIVA
LINGA

Linga
means
“mark”
or
“sign”
and
is
a
symbol
of
Shiva
...

Shiva
manifests
through
the
Shiva
Linga
prayers
and
removes
ignorance,
illusion,
negativity

and
nullifies
negative
karma
...

The
union
of
the
Linga
and
yoni
signifies
the
oneness
of
the
male
and
female

principles
of
the
Universe
as
an
indivisible
unity
...

The
fiery

aspect
of
the
Linga,
which
goes
through
the
yoni,
relates
to
the
light
of
the
Sun,
which
impregnates

the
Goddess
Earth
...




The
Shiva
Linga
signifies
the
beginningless
and
endless
...

It
represents
the
divine
truth,
absolute
knowledge
and

infinity
of
nature
...

Brahma,
Vishu
and
Maheshwara
(Shiva)
representing
creation,
continuation
and

completion
in
the
cosmos:
the
bottom
part
is
called
Brahma‐Pitha,
the
middle
one
Vishnu‐Pitha
and

the
uppermost,
the
one
which
is
normally
worshipped,
Shiva‐Pitha
...

They
are
a
symbol
for
Shiva’s

mastery
over
time
...

He
covered
his
body
with
ash,
closed
his

eyes,
engaged
in
sadhana
and
prayed
...

Not
even
the
gods
knew
how
to
control

Shiva’s
fire
...

Thus
the
entire
Universe
was
saved
from
destruction
...

Henceforth
they
taught
the
worship
of
God
in
the
form
of
Lord
Shiva
through

the
Shiva
Linga
...

The
mind
is
purified,
the
consciousness
expands
and
the

meditator
can
realize
the
divine
in
him
through
the
Shiva
Linga
prayers
and
meditation
...






10



SHIVA’S
ATTRIBUTES


Shiva
is
the
Creator
and
Transformer
in
the
Universe
and
his
attributes
have
an
inherent
and

multidimensional
meaning
...

The
power
of
Shiva,
the
pure
consciousness
which
is
in
us,
can
be
understood
better
by

means
of
the
symbolism
of
his
attributes
...

He
is
the
Lord
of
the
five
elements
of
which
the
Trishul
represents
the
fire,
Ganga
the
water,

the
serpent
the
earth,
the
third
eye
the
space
or
cosmos
and
the
matted
hair
the
air
...

It
portrays

Shiva
as
the
ruler
over
the
trinity
of
the
three
worlds
(heaven,
earth,
hell),
the
trinity
of
time
(past,

present,
future)
and
the
three
Gunas
(Sattva=godly/positivity/goodness;
Rajas=desires/action;

Tamas=ignorance/laziness)
...



Shiva
is
the
Lord
of
creation
and
the
Trishul
represents
his
three
primal
powers
(Shaktis)
of
creation:

will/desire
(iccha),
knowledge
(jnana)
and
action
(kriya)
...

First
the
desire
(iccha)
to
create
arises
...


Furthermore,
the
Trishul
can
be
regarded
as
the
trinity
of
the
nadis
Ida,
Pingala
and
Sushumna,

which
are
out
of
72,000
nadis
in
the
energy
body
(pranamaya
kosha)
of
the
human
being
the
three

fundamental
ones,
through
which
the
prana
circulates
in
the
human
system
...

They
represent
the
dance
between
Shiva
and
Shakti,
the
male
and
female

principles,
the
right
and
left
brain
hemispheres
and
the
ratio
and
intuition
in
us
...

Independently
from

the
sex,
Ida,
the
feminine
nadi,
might
be
more
dominant
in
a
person
or
Pingala,
the
masculine
nadi
...

When
energies
enter
into
the
Sushumna

nadi,
the
Kundalini
energy
which
lies
dormant
at
the
base
of
the
spine
is
awakened,
the
awareness
is

awakened
and
a
higher
spiritual
consciousness
can
unfold
...




SHIVA’S
THREE
EYES

Shiva’s
third
eye,
the
eye
of
wisdom
and
power,
is
wide
open
and
a
symbol
for
his
infinite
vision
and

omniscience
...

With
the
awakened
third
eye
Shiva
can
see
beyond

the
visible,
beyond
the
physical
and
material
existence
and
perceive
all
the
dimensions
...






11


Shiva’s
third
eye,
the
eye
of
wisdom
and
power,
is
wide
open
and
a
symbol
for
his
infinite
vision
and

omniscience
...

With
an
awakened
third
eye
the
meditator
can
see

beyond
the
visible,
beyond
the
physical
and
material
existence
and
finally
see
his
inner
Self
...

This

incident
shows
symbolically
Shiva’s
mastery
over
the
sexual
desire,
the
ability
of
his
awakened
third

eye
and
his
enlightened
state
of
consciousness
...

It
symbolizes
the
cycles
of
time,
creation
and
creativity
...

It
signifies
the
constant
creation
and
recreation,
newness
and
innovation
...

The
moon
is
also
described
as
a
vessel
for
soma,
the
elixir
of
immortality,
bliss,
which
can
be

experienced
in
Shiva
Dhyan
Yoga
meditations
...

It
stands
for
the
element
Earth
and
the
life’s

journey
of
knowing
yourself,
who
you
are
and
your
life
purpose
...

And
yet,
Shiva
is
immortal,
he
remains
equanimous,
unaffected
and

pure
...



Additionally
the
cobra
signifies
the
Kundalini
power
(Shakti),
which
is
the
energy
coiled
at
the
end
of

the
spine
of
every
human
being
...

Thus
he
comes
to
know
his
true
self
...

It
symbolizes
Shiva’s

supremacy
over
the
time
...

When
Shiva
played
the
Damaru,
the
primal
sound
of
the
Universe
(nada)
OM
emerged,
out
of
which

the
entire
Universe
and
all
the
languages
were
created
...

It
is
mostly
referred
to
as
“Mother
Ganga”
and

considered
sacred
...

It
also

represents
the
fountainhead
of
divine
wisdom
through
which
Shiva
bestows
knowledge
and
peace
...








12


WHITE
AND
BLUE
SKIN


Shiva
is
in
mantras
praised
for
having
a
white
skin
like
a
camphor
or
like
a
snow
clad
mountain
...




Simultaneoulsy
Lord
Shiva
is
mostly
depicted
in
blue
color
...

It
is
the
color
of
the
sky
which
is
a
representation
of
the
infinity
of
the
divine,
of

Shiva
...




ASH


Shiva
is
often
depicted
as
the
ascetic
Mahayogi
who
smears
his
body
with
ashes
(bhasma)
...

Shiva
is
the
Lord
of
completion
which
is
represented
by
the
ashes,
what
remains
after
burning
...


VIBHUTI

The
three
lines
of
ashes
drawn
on
the
forehead
of
the
Lord
is
known
as
the
Vibhuti
...

It
also
symbolizes
that
Shiva
is
beyond
the

three
gunas
...


TIGER
SKIN

Generally
Shiva
is
depicted
sitting
on
or
wearing
a
tiger
skin
...

The
tiger
also
symbolizes
the
ego,
desires
and
lust
and
thus
sitting
on
the
tiger
skin

and
wearing
it
shows
that
Shiva
has
conquered
these
barriers
to
self‐realization
...

Shiva
is
the
origin
of
the
creative
energy
which
operates
in
the
Universe
and

which
is
activated
by
Shiva’s
will
to
create
in
the
endless
cycles
of
creation
in
the
Universe
...

The

Rudraksha
beads
symbolize
the
elements
used
in
the
creation
of
the
Universe
...

Rudraksha
means
that
Shiva
is
strict

about
the
implementation
of
the
cosmic
laws
of
the
Universe
and
maintains
law
and
order
...

According
to
mythology
Shiva
opened
his
eyes
after
a
long
time
of
meditation
and
prayers

for
humanity
and
shed
a
tear
of
compassion
when
he
saw
the
state
of
ignorance
of
human
beings
...

Rudraksha
malas
initiated
by
a
Shiva
Master
remove
hurdles
in
the
life
of
a
person,
negative
karma,

ignorance,
illusion,
confusion
and
gives
peace
of
mind
...

It
contains
the
nectar
of

immortality
(amrit)
...

Apart
from

the
outer
symbol
for
the
ascetic
yogis
there
is
a
deeper
meaning
to
the
Kamandalu:
like
the
pumpkin

has
had
to
be
emptied
to
contain
the
divine
nectar,
we
have
to
clean
ourselves
from
selfish
desires,

clean
our
mind
and
give
up
our
attachment
to
the
material
world
to
be
able
to
know
our
divine
inner

Self
and
to
experience
bliss
which
is
symbolized
by
the
nectar
in
the
Kamandalu
...

They
are
called
“Alakshya”
that
can
be
translated
as
"which
cannot
be
shown
by
any
sign"
and

Niranjan
meaning
"which
cannot
be
seen
by
mortal
eyes",
in
other
words:
Shiva
is
beyond
common

perception
and
can
be
perceived
by
the
destined
ones
with
an
awakened
third
eye
and
open
heart
...

It
is
a
symbol
of
strength
and
virility
...

Shiva
enables
the
seeker
to
overcome
his
ego,

removes
ignorance
and
gives
the
power
of
divine
knowledge
...

MANTRAS


Chanting
mantras
is
an
invocation
of
the
divine
power
in
and
around
us
...

When
we
praise
God
we
liberate
ourselves
from
negativity,
from
negative

karma
and
enhance
our
energy,
purify
ourselves
and
receive
godly
qualities
...

The
effect
of
praying

the
mantra,
its
sound,
vibration
and
spiritual
essence
are
of
a
greater
relevance
than
the
literal

translation
...
1
...

In
Indian
Mythology
Ganesha
is
the

son
of
Shiva
and
his
wife
Parvati
...

Ganesha
is
the
God
of
intelligence,
prosperity

and
success
...

Even
more
important
is
the
vibration
and
energy
of
the
mantra
which
is
invoked
...







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5
...

OM
NAMAH
SHIVAYA

“Om
Namah
Shivaya”
means
literally
“I
bow
down
to
Shiva”
...

“Namah
Shivaya”
is
called
the
Panchakshara,
the
five‐syllable
mantra
(panch
means
five

and
aksara
syllable)
which
is
preceded
by
AUM,
the
cosmic
sound
...

Panch
means
five
and
among
others,
the
five
syllables
represent
the
five
elements

of
earth,
water,
air,
fire
and
space
or
ether
...

The
mantra
awakens
the
awareness
and
purifies
the
entire
being
of
the
one
who
chants
it
...

It
is
a
prayer
to

God,
to
Lord
Shiva,
to
control
one’s
mind
so
that
it
may
always
be
filled
with
divine,
positive
and

creative
thoughts
...




Every
part
of
the
mantra
has
an
inner
and
multidimensional
meaning
...

SHIVA
means

Symphony
Harmony
Initiation
Vibration
Awakening
...

With
OMKAR
Shiva
created
out
of
the
5
elements
the
entire
existence,
energy,

nature,
cosmos
and
the
imagination
of
the
world
...

To
know
Shiva,
know

your
breath
through
Shiva
Dhyan
Yoga
Meditation
...




The
three
parts
of
A‐U‐M
are
Jagruti
(Awakening)
–
Swapna
(Dream)
–
Sushupti
(Deep
sleep),
the

gross,
subtle
and
causal
dimensions
and
the
three
states
of
consciousness
‐
conscious,
unconscious,

subconscious,
the
three
dimensions
of
time
‐
past,
present
and
future
and
the
three
universal

processes
‐
coming,
being,
and
going
...




Namah/Namaha:
Bowing
down
as
a
sign
of
respect
and
reverence
to
the
divine
and
expressing,
that

nothing
is
mine
as
an
individual
person,
but
that
everything
is
Thine,
everything
belongs
to
the

divine,
the
absolute
reality,
which
is
beyond
the
three
levels
of
consciousness
...

It
is
the
form
of
the
formless
...




The
continuous
chanting
of
Om
Namah
Shivaya
on
the
mind
heals
the
mind
and
soul
and
brings

peace
of
mind,
happiness,
success
in
our
activities
and
the
blessings
of
Lord
Shiva
...



Another
tool
is
to
chant
the
mantra
or
recite
it
internally
with
a
mala
which
has
been
initiated
by
a

Shiva
Master
and
becomes
thus
more
powerful
...




No
matter
where
you
are
and
what
you
do,
chant
Om
Namah
Shivaya
continuously
and
you
will

personally
experience
its
multidimensional
impact
on
you
...
3
...


Spiritual
Essence

This
mantra
is
an
invocation
of
the
divine
power
which
purifies
the
energies
in
and
around
us,
it

heals
the
mind
and
soul
and
removes
untruth,
ignorance
and
illusion
and
negative
karma
...







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5
...

MAHA‐MRITYUNJAYA
MANTRA

Sanskrit:

OM
tryambakam
yajamahe
sugandhim
pushtivardhanam
|

Urvarukamiva
bandhanan
mrityormukshiya
ma
amritat
||


Mrityunjaya
means
the
conqueror
of
death
as
a
name
of
Lord
Shiva
who
is
beyond
birth
and
death
...




“I
bow
down
to
that
three‐eyed
Lord
Siva,
who
is
filled
with
sweet
fragrance,
who
nourishes
all

beings
...

May
I
be
anchored
in
Immortality”
...

It
is
the
primal
sound
of
the

Universe
...

In
other
words,
it
encompasses
the
three
levels
of
gross,
subtle
and
causal
as
well
as
conscious,

unconscious
and
subconscious
...

Beyond
the
three
dimensions
of
OM,
there
is
absolute
silence
in
which
the
pure
consciousness

unfolds
...

The
three
eyes
also
denote
the
ability
to
experience
the
three
stages
of
the
cosmos
of

creation,
continuation
and
completion
...

Lord
Shiva
is
described
as
the
fragrance
which
pervades

the
entire
Universe
...




Pushtivardhanam:
It
means
that
which
sustains
and
nourishes
all
...




Urvarukamiva:
Urva
means
great
and
powerful
...




Bandhanan:
The
meaning
of
this
word
is
“bound
down”
...





Mrityor
Mukshiya:
Mrityor
signifies
death
and
Mukshiya
means
liberation
from
death
...

This
act
of

liberation
from
bondage
is
metaphorically
expressed
with
the
act
of
separating
the
cucumber
from

its
creeping
vine
...

It
is
very
powerful,
especially
when
initiated
by
a
Shiva
Master
and
paves
the

way
to
self‐realization
and
liberation
of
the
soul
...

SHIVA
DHYAN
YOGA

Shiva
has
revealed
Shiva
Dhyan
Yoga
to
Shakti
and
to
seven
Rishis
(saints)
in
Himalaya
who

henceforth
have
transmitted
this
precious
knowledge
to
gain
self‐knowledge
and
enlightenment
...

Shiva
Dhyan
Yoga
is
a
soul‐searching
experiential
meditation
method,
which
raises
the
human

consciousness,
awakens
the
awareness
and
leads
to
self‐knowledge
and
self‐realization
...



Shiva
Dhyan
Yoga
situates
itself
after
Hatha,
Kriya,
Gyana,
Raja
&
Bhakti
Yoga
...



Shiva
Dhyan
Yoga
makes
you
experience
your
self
in
SHIVA,
which
is


S
=
Synergy/Symphony/Synchronicity/Sky

H
=
Harmony/Horizon/Heaven

I
=
Initiation/Innovation/Inspiration/Ignition

V
=
Vastness/Variety/Vibration

A
=
Awakening
Awareness/Air/Ascension



Through
the
practice
of
Shiva
Dhyan
Yoga
meditations
the
divine
light
of
Shiva,
the
divine
love
of

Shakti,
the
peace
in
yourself
&
the
divine
happiness
find
an
expression
...

As
a
witness
we
are
able
to
acknowledge
&
accept
everything
and
everyone

as
it
is
and
what
it
is
...



Shiva
Dhyan
Yoga
gives
you
enlightening
experiences,
makes
you
feel
and
experience
the
self
in
the

form
of
light,
visions
and
sensations
&
a
miraculous
expansion
of
consciousness
happens
...



The
impact
of
Shiva
Dhyan
Yoga
practice
is
multi‐dimensional
and
transforms
you
on
spiritual,

physical,
mental
&
emotional
level
...



Shiva
Dhyan
Yoga
is
a
nature
mirroring
with
the
true
eternity
of
the
environment,
the
nature
of
the

self
&
the
nature
of
the
divine
and
natural
environment
...



Shiva
Dhyan
Yoga
increases
your
brain
capacity
and
intelligence
and
helps
you
to
establish
a
balance

between
body,
mind,
emotions
and
soul
...




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Shiva
Dhyan
Yoga
gives
you
the
experience
of
awakening
awareness
...



Shiva
Dhyan
Yoga
takes
you
beyond
the
ego
and
awakens
the
unconditional
love,
compassion
&
the

divine
light
in
you
...



Om
Namah
Shivaya



























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CONNECT

For
any
question
please
contact
Shivani
Himalaya
(Katrin
Suter):


E:
shivanihimalaya@gmail
...
shivaguruji
...
gurujiaruneshvar
...
shivaniswiss
...

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contact

details:
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Title: SHIVA - SYNERGY HARMONY INITIATION VASTNESS AWAKENING
Description: Who I am? And what is SHIVA? SHIVA is beyond religion, Shiva is SYNERGY HARMONY INITIATION VASTNESS AWAKENING. The inner meaning of Shiva, Shakti, the Shiva Linga, Ganesha, Mantras and Shiva Dhyan Yoga are revealed in a concise way by the Himalayan Master Shiva Guruji Aruneshvar and Shivani Himalaya. It is about knowing yourself and who you are and realizating yourself.