Shiva Baba - Revision history

Caustullo: /* Shivaling(um) */ Shivratri

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‎Shivaling(um): Shivratri

2007-03-22T17:50:48Z

‎Shiva Jayanti: m

2007-03-22T17:49:31Z

‎=Shiva Baba: m

2007-03-22T17:48:45Z

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2007-03-09T05:08:25Z

‎Shiva Baba

2006-05-06T07:35:57Z

‎Shiva Baba

2006-04-06T09:49:51Z

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‎Shiva Baba

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	==Shivaling(um)==		==Shivaling(um)==
	Symbol for God, worshiped in India. Oval image over which the devotees pour milk etc as offerings.		Symbol for God, worshiped in India. Oval image over which the devotees pour milk etc as offerings.
		+	==Shivratri==
		+	The night of Shiva. A Hindu celebration fo Gods descent onto Earth.

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	==Shiva Jayanti==		==Shiva Jayanti==
	The birthday or incarnation of Shiva (God).		The birthday or incarnation of Shiva (God).
		+	==Shivaling(um)==
		+	Symbol for God, worshiped in India. Oval image over which the devotees pour milk etc as offerings.

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 The use of the word [[Shiva]] by the [[BKWSU]] has little to no relationship to Shiva as understood by classic [[Hinduism]].
 Benefactor. The Supreme Soul is also a point of light. However, unlike human souls, he is eternally pure , omniscient and almighty. He is also known as '''‘Rudra’ and ‘Bholanath’'''- Lord of Innocence. In the path of devotion, there is an expression: “None can compare to Bholanath”.
-===Shiva Baba==
+==Shiva Baba==
 Shiva is also called Baba as He is the father of all souls.
 ==Shiva Jayanti==
 The birthday or incarnation of Shiva (God).

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	The use of the word [[Shiva]] by the [[BKWSU]] has little to no relationship to Shiva as understood by classic [[Hinduism]].		The use of the word [[Shiva]] by the [[BKWSU]] has little to no relationship to Shiva as understood by classic [[Hinduism]].
	Benefactor. The Supreme Soul is also a point of light. However, unlike human souls, he is eternally pure , omniscient and almighty. He is also known as '''‘Rudra’ and ‘Bholanath’'''- Lord of Innocence. In the path of devotion, there is an expression: “None can compare to Bholanath”.		Benefactor. The Supreme Soul is also a point of light. However, unlike human souls, he is eternally pure , omniscient and almighty. He is also known as '''‘Rudra’ and ‘Bholanath’'''- Lord of Innocence. In the path of devotion, there is an expression: “None can compare to Bholanath”.
		+	===Shiva Baba==
		+	Shiva is also called Baba as He is the father of all souls.
		+	==Shiva Jayanti==
		+	The birthday or incarnation of Shiva (God).

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-Shiva, to BKs, means [[God]]. Literally it means, "the Auspicious One", "the Benevolent One", the Supreme Benefactor. Shiva is seen as the seed of the human [[world tree]], a human soul who never takes a body, and so remains completely pure and powerful and perfect. Baba means father, as in "daddy" but usually translated as "sweet father".
+Shiva, to BKs, means [[God]]. Literally it means, "the Auspicious One", "the Benevolent One", the Supreme Benefactor. Shiva is seen as the seed of the human [[world tree]], The Point, a human soul who never takes a body, and so remains completely pure and powerful and perfect. Baba means father, as in "daddy" but usually translated as "sweet father".
 BK [[Gyan]], (or "the [[Knowledge]]), says that Shiva becomes involved with the the rest of humanity only at this point in the [[Kalpa]] ([[Cycle]]), during the [[Confluence Age]], and only through [[Brahma]] (i.e. [[Dada Lekhraj]]), who acts as the mouthpiece of Shiva giving divine directions ("[[Shrimat]]") to those of his [[children]] who are to raise the level of spirituality in preparation for the start of the new [[cycle]].
 The use of the word [[Shiva]] by the [[BKWSU]] has little to no relationship to Shiva as understood by classic [[Hinduism]].

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 == Shiva Baba ==
-Shiva, to BKs, means God. Literally it means the auspicious one, the universally benevolent one, the supreme benefactor. Shiva is seen as the seed of the human [[world tree]], a human soul who never takes a body, and so remains completely pure and powerful and perfect.
+Shiva, to BKs, means [[God]]. Literally it means the auspicious one, the universally benevolent one, the supreme benefactor. Shiva is seen as the seed of the human [[world tree]], a human soul who never takes a body, and so remains completely pure and powerful and perfect.
 BK [[gyan]] ([[knowledge]]) says that Shiva becomes involved with the the rest of humanity only at this point in the [[kalpa]] ([[cycle]]), this [[confluence age]],  and only through [[Brahma]] (ie [[Brahma Baba]]), who acts as the mouthpiece of Shiva, giving divine directions ("[[shrimat]]") to those of his [[children]] who are to raise the level of spirituality in preparation for the start of the new [[cycle]].

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	Shiva, to BKs, means God. Literally it means the auspicious one, the universally benevolent one, the supreme benefactor. Shiva is seen as the seed of the human [[world tree]], a human soul who never takes a body, and so remains completely pure and powerful and perfect.		Shiva, to BKs, means God. Literally it means the auspicious one, the universally benevolent one, the supreme benefactor. Shiva is seen as the seed of the human [[world tree]], a human soul who never takes a body, and so remains completely pure and powerful and perfect.

−	BK [[gyan]] ([[knowledge]]) says that Shiva becomes involved with the the rest of humanity only at this point in the [[kalpa]] (cycle), this [[confluence age]], and only through [[Brahma]] (ie [[Brahma Baba]]), who acts as the mouthpiece of Shiva, giving divine directions ("[[shrimat]]") to those of his [[children]] who are to raise the level of spirituality in preparation for the start of the new cycle.	+	BK [[gyan]] ([[knowledge]]) says that Shiva becomes involved with the the rest of humanity only at this point in the [[kalpa]] ([[cycle]]), this [[confluence age]], and only through [[Brahma]] (ie [[Brahma Baba]]), who acts as the mouthpiece of Shiva, giving divine directions ("[[shrimat]]") to those of his [[children]] who are to raise the level of spirituality in preparation for the start of the new [[cycle]].

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	== Shiva Baba ==		== Shiva Baba ==
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		+	Shiva, to BKs, means God. Literally it means the auspicious one, the universally benevolent one, the supreme benefactor. Shiva is seen as the seed of the human [[world tree]], a human soul who never takes a body, and so remains completely pure and powerful and perfect.
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		+	BK [[gyan]] ([[knowledge]]) says that Shiva becomes involved with the the rest of humanity only at this point in the [[kalpa]] (cycle), this [[confluence age]], and only through [[Brahma]] (ie [[Brahma Baba]]), who acts as the mouthpiece of Shiva, giving divine directions ("[[shrimat]]") to those of his [[children]] who are to raise the level of spirituality in preparation for the start of the new cycle.