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We dedicate this section on Saivism to Lord Siva, our beloved God. Central to Saivism is Lord Siva, the most ancient, most dynamic and potent divinity in the universe.  Truly speaking, although Saivism is considered as a part of Hinduism, it is a religion by itself. It can be put on equal footing with other major religions of the world based on the number of adherents, literature, beliefs, practices,  philosophy and sub sects that are peculiar to this ancient tradition. In the history of mankind perhaps there is no other divinity who has been revered for so long, in so many forms and in so many diverse cultures as Siva. Variously called as Shiva, Sankara, Iswara, Maheswara, Parameswara, Jagadiswara and so on, Lord Siva has been a constant and potent factor in the evolution of our religious awareness. Our minds fill with amazement as we delve deep into our ancient past to understand the origins of our religious history and his great value in the emergence of Hindu culture and its distinct identity. In this section we aim to provide comprehensive information on Siva and Saivism. We will strive to add more information in future.  Readers are requested to visit our All Saivism website using the link provided in this section. 

 

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