Wieso hat der Hinduistische Gott Shiva einen Dreizack obwohl er Vegetarier ist?
Der Hinduistische Gott Shiva hat einen Dreizack in einer seiner Hände und übrigens ist er in Leoparden oder Geparden Fell oder was auch immer gekleidet aber ist er kein Veganer oder so
? Sind Hinduisten nicht oft Vegetarier oder Veganer ?? und wenn man einen Dreizack bei sich trägt wofur ? Wenn man keine Tiere damit jagt wofür sonst ? Ubrigens der Leoparden Kleidung ist nicht sonderlich vegetarisch/vegan (was im hinduismus normal ist) also wieso verehrt man einen Mann der in Tierfell gekleidet ist und einen Dreizack trägt obwohl es angeblich so wichtig ist tierlieb zu sein ?
Seht selbst im Bild von Hinduistischen Gott Shiva
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Shiva stands for disintegration and grace. The leopard/pard probably had bad luck 🙂
The trident stands for the three main gods. The animal fur is proof that he survived an assassination – there were a cat and a snake involved. He’s blue because he drank the poison of the ancient sea – whatever it may be.
Read on Wikipedia.
Hello, the tiger fur or leopard fur, is a special treasure, in the Shiva Manas Puja, is sung that Shiva is decorated with special fur, or sits on it which are decorated with precious jewels and gems.
Shiva is the God of Yoga, the ancient yoga and meditation practiced people who meditated in Indian forests sat on tigers to turn away poisonous snakes and cobras.
They said the poisonous snakes and cobras don’t sneak on tigers.
Meditation and yoga was practiced in India in ascetic and seclusion, snakes and cobras were there a danger
Hello, the tiger fur or leopard fur, is a special treasure, in the Shiva Manas Puja, is sung that Shiva is decorated with special furs. or Shiva sits on it which are decorated with precious jewels and gems.
Shiva is the god of yoga, people long ago, who practiced yoga and meditation, sat on tigers to turn away poisonous snakes and cobras.
They said the poisonous snakes and cobras don’t sneak on tigers. It was applied to protect against pain
Meditation and yoga was practiced in India in ascetic and seclusion, snakes and cobras were a danger.
There is no uniform interpretation:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shiva#Darstellung
The trident is the trishula:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trishula
And here too the interpretation is not clear:
Nadis are not the same as Chakras!
Hindus do not eat cows. I dare to remember that the trident has nothing to do with killing e.g. animals
Yes and his tiger fur robe
I can’t really help you. I suppose but independent
With the hindu only cows are holy and must not be consumed; other animals are very well on the menu.
A trident has nothing to do with eating animals or not.
In Hinduism, meat is consumed very well, only not that of cows. However, there are also cults that strongly reject meat consumption.
There are extremists everywhere, including Hindus (which by the way are not “Hinduists”).
He did his training at Neptun.
Hindus are nich automatically vegan….
how would it be… yes, many animals in India are regarded as holy, but not of everyone and not of everything.
b it is ne fictional figure
c Poseidon also has trident, which does not hunt fish
Moreover, he is the God of death and resurrection as far as I had in mind.
and your Shiva I don’t know, I know 8-arm Shivas xD
Shiva first learned at Neptun. After the fish, he learned that with the trident, mangoes, papayas and melons can also be spit on.
Greeting, earnest
Shiva is not a vegetarian.
Otherwise, he would hardly wear a trident and animal fur.
Alex
Depends on who you ask.
https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20211101-varanasi-where-its-forbidden-to-serve-meat
Sure. And I called my definition:-)