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108 Name Lord Shiva, God Shiva Name & Meaning

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Chief God of Hindu deities, Lord Shiva is known by many different names. Each of these names having signifies attribute of the God Shiva. Given here are 108 names of God Shiva with their beautiful meaning.

Lord Siva SMS


Om SHIVAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s  to the Auspicious One
Om MAHESHVARAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Great God Shiva
Om SHAMBHAVE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God who exists for our happiness alone
Om PINAKINE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva, who guards the path of dharma
Om SHASHISHEKHARAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God who wears the crescent moon in his hair
Om VAMADEVAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God who is pleasing and auspicious in every way
Om VIRUPAKSHAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God of spotless form
Om KAPARDINE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord with thickly matted hair
Om NILALOHITAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God splendid as the red sun at daybreak
Om SHANKARAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the source of all prosperity
Om SHULAPANAYE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God who carries a spear
Om KHATVANGINE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God who carries a knurled club
Om VISHNUVALLABHAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva, who is dear to Lord Vishnu
Om SHIPIVISHTAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord whose form emits great rays of light
Om AMBIKANATHAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Ambika's Lord
Om SHRIKANTAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to he whose throat is shining blue
Om BHAKTAVATSALAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord who loves His devotees like new born calves
Om BHAVAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God who is existence itself
Om SARVAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva who is all
Om TRILOKESHAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva who is the Lord of all the three worlds
Om SHITAKANTHAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the primal soul whose throat is deep blue
Om SHIVAPRIYAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the god who is dear to Shakti
Om UGRAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva whose presence is awesome and overwhelming
Om KAPALINE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God whose begging bowl is a human skull
Om KAMARAYE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva who conquers all passions
Om ANDHAKASURA SUDANAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord who killed the asura Andhaka
Om GANGADHARAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God who holds the Ganges River in his hair
Om LALATAKSHAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord whose sport is creation
Om KALAKALAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva who is the death of death
Om KRIPANIDHAYE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God who is the treasure of compassion
Om BHIMAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva whose strength is awesome
Om PARASHU HASTAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God who wields an axe in his hands
Om MRIGAPANAYAE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord who looks after the soul in the wilderness
Om JATADHARAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva who bears a mass of matted hair
Om KAILASAVASINE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God who abides on Mount Kailas
Om KAVACHINE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord who is wrapped in armor
Om KATHORAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva who causes all growth
Om TRIPURANTAKAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord who destroyed the three demonic cities
Om VRISHANKAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God whose emblem is a bull (Nandi)
Om VRISHABHARUDHAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva who rides a bull
Om BHASMODDHULITA VIGRAHAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord covered with holy ash
Om SAMAPRIYAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God exceedingly fond of hymns from the Sama Veda
Om SVARAMAYAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva who creates through sound
Om TRAYIMURTAYE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord who is worshiped in three forms
Om ANISHVARAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the undisputed Lord
Om SARVAGYAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God who knows all things
Om PARAMATMANE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Supreme Self
Om SOMASURAGNI LOCHANAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the light of the eyes of Soma, Surya and Agni
Om HAVISHE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva who receives oblations of ghee
Om YAGYAMAYAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the architect of all sacrificial rites
Om SOMAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Moon-glow of the mystic's vision
Om PANCHAVAKTRAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God of the five activities
Om SADASHIVAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the eternally auspicious benevolent Shiva
Om VISHVESHVARAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the all-pervading ruler of the cosmos
Om VIRABHADRAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva the foremost of heroes
Om GANANATHAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God of the Ganas
Om PRAJAPATAYE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Creator
Om HIRANYARETASE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God who emanates golden souls
Om DURDHARSHAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the unconquerable being
Om GIRISHAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the monarch of the holy mountain Kailas
Om GIRISHAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord of the Himalayas
Om ANAGHAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva who can inspire no fear
Om BUJANGABHUSHANAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord adorned with golden snakes
Om BHARGAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the foremost of rishis
Om GIRIDHANVANE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God whose weapon is a mountain
Om GIRIPRIYAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord who is fond of mountains
Om KRITTIVASASE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God who wears clothes of hide
Om PURARATAYE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord who is thoroughly at home in the wilderness
Om BHAGAVATE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord of prosperity
Om PRAMATHADHIPAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God who is served by goblins
Om MRITUNJAYAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the conqueror of death
Om SUKSHMATANAVE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the subtlest of the subtle
Om JAGADVYAPINE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva who fills the whole world
Om JAGADGURAVE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the guru of all the worlds
Om VYOMAKESHAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God whose hair is the spreading sky above
Om MAHASENAJANAKAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the origin of Mahasena
Om CHARUVIKRAMAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva, the guardian of wandering pilgrims
Om RUDRAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord who is fit to be praised
Om BHUTAPATAYE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the source of living creatures, including the Bhutas, or ghostly creatures
Om STHANAVE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the firm and immovable deity
Om AHIRBUDHNYAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord who waits for the sleeping kundalini
Om DIGAMBARAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva whose robes is the cosmos
Om ASHTAMURTAYE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord who has eight forms
Om ANEKATMANE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God who is the one soul
Om SATVIKAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord of boundless energy
Om SHUDDHA VIGRAHAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to him who is free of all doubt and dissension
Om SHASHVATAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva, endless and eternal
Om KHANDAPARASHAVE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God who cuts through the mind's despair
Om AJAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the instigator of all that occurs
Om PAPAVIMOCHAKAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord who releases all fetters
Om MRIDAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord who shows only mercy
Om PASHUPATAYE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the ruler of all evolving souls, the animals
Om DEVAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the foremost of devas, demigods
Om MAHADEVAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the greatest of the gods
Om AVYAYAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the one never subject to change
Om HARAYE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva who dissolves all bondage
Om PASHUDANTABHIDE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the one who punished Pushan
Om AVYAGRAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord who is steady and unwavering
Om DAKSHADHVARAHARAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the destroyer of Daksha's conceited sacrifice
Om HARAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord who withdraws the cosmos
Om BHAGANETRABHIDE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva who taught Bhaga to see more clearly
Om AVYAKTAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to Shiva who is subtle and unseen
Om SAHASRAKSHAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord of limitless forms
Om SAHASRAPADE Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God who is standing and walking everywhere
Om APAVARGAPRADAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the Lord who gives and takes all things
Om ANANTAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the God who is unending
Om TARAKAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the great liberator of mankind
Om PARAMESHVARAYA Namaha
Meaning: Obeisance’s to the great God
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Top 30 Hindu Festivals & Holidays Calendar 2012

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Hinduism is often illustrated as a religion of fasts and festivals. Here's a month-wise list of Hindu Festivals and religious event, occasions for Year 2012.

Top 4 January Month Hindu Festival

Lohri: Friday, 13-01-2012

Makarsankranti / Pongal / Tamil New Year / Magha Bihu: Saturday , 14-01-2012

Indian Republic Day: Thursday, 26-01-2012

Vasant Panchami / Saraswati Puja: Saturday, 28-01/2012



February Month Hinduism Religious Event

Maha Shivaratri: Monday, 20-02-2012



March Month Indian Festivals

Holi: thursday, 08-03-2012

Telugu New Year/ Ugadi / Gudi Padwa/ Cheti Chand: Friday, 23-03-2012



April Month Indian Holidays Event

Ramanavami: Sunday, 01-04-2012

Mahavir Jayanti: Saturday, 16-04-2012

Hanuman Jayanti: Friday, 06-04-2012

Baisakhi / Vishu: Friday, 13-04-2012

Bengali New Year / Bohag Bihu: Saturday, 14-04-2012

Akshaya Tritiya: Tuesday, 24-04-2012



May Month Religious Occasions India

Buddha Purnima / Vaisakhi Purnima: Saturday, 05-05-2012

Ganga Dashami / Dussehra: Thurday, 31-05-2012



June Month Hindu Dharma Festivals

Rath Yatra: Thursday, 21-06-2012



July Month Hindu People Festivals

Guru Purnima / Asadha Purnima: Tuesday, 03-07-2012


August Month Indian Festivals

Raksha-Bandhan: Thursday, 02-08-2012

Krishna Janmashtami: Friday, 10-08-2012

Indian Independence Day: wednesday, 15-08-2012

Onam: Wednesday, 29-08-2012



September Month Indian Holidays

Pitr-Paksha begins: Sunday, 30-09-2012

Vishwakarma Puja: Monday, 17-09-2012

Ganesh/Vinayak Chaturthi: Wednesday, 19-09-2012

Navaratri ends: Sunday, 27-09-2012

Vijaya Dashami/Dusshera: Monday, 28-09-2012

Pitr-Paksha ends: Sunday, 30-09-2012



October Month Hindu Utsav

Gandhi Jayanti: Friday, 02-10-2012

Valmiki Jayanti: Wednesday, 29-10-2012

Shikshak Divas / Teacher's Day: Friday, 05-10-2012

Mahalaya: Monday, 15-10-2012

Navaratri begins: Tuesday, 16-10-2012

Durga Puja begins (Maha Saptami): Saturday, 20-10-2012



November Month Hindu Religious Festival Events

Karwa Chauth: Friday, 02-11-2012

Dhanteras: Sunday, 11-11-2012

Chhoti Diwali: Monday, 12-11-2012

Diwali: Tuesday, 13-11-2012

Kali Puja: Tuesday, 13-11-2012

Naraka Chaturdasi: Tuesday,13-11-2012

Vikram New Year 2069: Wednesday, 14-11-2012

Lakshmi Puja / Sharad Purnima: Wednesday, 14-11-2012

Bhai Dooj / Bhai Phota / Bhav-Bij: Thursday, 15-11-2012

Govardhan Puja: Thurday, 15-11-2012

Chhat Puja: Saturday, 19-11-2012

Guru Nanak Jayanti: Wednesday, 28-11-2012



December Month Hindu Religious Festival Events

Christmas : Tuesday, 25-12-12
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Janmashtmi 2011 - Hindu Festival Dahi Handi

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Hindu Festival Janmashtami ( Dahi Handi Event )


A widespread Hindu festival, Janmashtami is a festival that is observed not only in India but, all over the world.

Janmashtami is the festival of joy and is celebrated with great enthusiasm and passion by the Hindu people.. According to the mythological tale, God Sri Krishna is assumed to have made his celestial appearance at midnight, in the 28th year of Dwapur Yug. It generally falls in the month of August or September every year, which is also the apex of the rainy season in India. Krishna Janmashtami is known by many other names such as Krishnasthami, Gokulashtami, and Srijayanti. Mathura which is the birthplace of Lord shri Krishna observers a impressive celebration every year on the occasion of Janmashtami. The place is engulfed with not only Indian believers but, also foreign visitors from whole of the world. They watch with great interest the whole method of celebrating Janmashtami.They took knee interest in each and every procedure.

Procedure of the Shri Krishna Janmashtmi Celebration:

The celebrations of Janmashtmi takes place only at the midnight of Krishnashtami as the birth Sri Krishna took place on the combining point of both the days. Lot of mantras, arti, bhajans takes place and the rocking the cradle of Lord is done as a sign of his arrival. His statue is then bathed with milk, ghee, honey and Gangajal. He is also offered ‘bhog’ i.e. all the delicious ‘satvik’ (pure) food item that have been prepared by devotees all day long. Later all this is circulated amongst the devotees as ‘prasada’. It is the time when hindu devotees open their fast by consuming the holy prasada.



Story ( Legend ) Of Janmashtami

Janmashtami is related with great ancient significance and according to a popular fablethestory,runs as follows:

When the Gods could no longer bear the disloyal impact of Kans’ (the cruel king of Mathura) cruelty they decided to teach him a lesson. In a dream Kans was told that his sinful reign and life would be bought to an end by his sister Devaki’s son. Fear clasps him and made him imprisoned Devaki and her husband so that he could kill all the sons born to Devaki. It was during her imprisonment that Devaki bore six sons but, none could be released from the treacherous holds of Kans. However, on the birth of Devaki seventh son i.e. Lord Shri Krishna, Devaki managed to find a way out of the prison with the child. Eventually, Lord Krishna kills Kans and saves Mathura from the control of the wicked King.

Since then Janmashtami was celebrated every year to mark the birth anniversary of Lord Shri Krishna. Herein lies the consequence of Janmashtami. Lord Shree Krishna symbolizes the good over evil. It is said that he was born to free the earth from all the fundamental evils and wizards. Shree Krishna is believed to be the eighth avatar of Lord Vishnu.





Rituals And Celebrations of Dahi Handi:

Since Mathura is the birthplace of God Krishna, people from all over visit this spiritual place to celebrate Krishna Janmashtami. Preparation for this holy festival starts before so many months On this day the temples and homes are decorated and lightened to bring in the desired crux of the joyous occasion. The Lord’s statue is bathed and then rocked in a decorated cradle by all the devotees. This is considered to be a good presage. Devotees of Lord Krishna usually fast the whole day and break their fast at midnight. That was the time when Lord Krishna is thought to have taken his birth. Songs, bhajans,mantras and hymns are recited in jollity and they are accompanied by dance and dramas. Since Lord Krishna was an passionate lover of sweet and milk made products, devotees prepared sweets like singharekipoori,, kheerpedha, gulabjamun, shrikhand, gopalkala and celebrate the occasion with great spirit.



When is Krishna Janmashtami come ?

Janmashtami is not celebratedon one day in all parts ofIndia and this is due to the various regional calendars and the various calculations in the time of the birth of Krishna.

At some places Janmashtami is marked on 21stAugust 2011 (sunday) and on some places it is celebrated on 22ndAugust 2011 (monday)

In 2011, Sri Krishna Jayanti is marked on August 21 in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and is some parts of Karnataka, Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh. In North India, it is marked on August 22. The Smarta Tradition observes the festival on August 21 and the Vaishnava Tradition on August 22.

Something more about Lord Shree Krishna



Shri Krishna is today one of the most widely respected and most prevalent of all Hindu Gods. Sri Krishna is adored as the eighth personification or avatar of Lord Vishnu. Shree Krishna is also worshipped as a great god in his own right by numerous divisions around the world.

In North India, Shree Krishna Janmashtami is observed eight days after the full moon day in Hindi month Bhadrapada (August – September). In South India, the festival is observed on the eighth day after full moon in the month of Shravan (August – September).

Many festival in Shravan Months

Naga-Panchami Festival
Hindola or Swinging Festival
Narali Purnima Festival
Shravani Purnima Festival
Raksha Bandhan Festival
Rishi Panchami Festival
Sitala Saptami Festival
Janmashtami Festival
Ajaikadasi Festival



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Kevda Teej Indian Festival

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Kevda Teej Vrat is an important festival performed by Hindu women. The ritual is dedicated to the Goddess Parvati and is observed in many states like Gujarat, Rajasthan, Bihar, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra ,etc. In some places, the teej fast is a three day affair but nowadays most of the women only observe the Vrat on a single day that is on teej.


When To Celebrate Hartalika Vrat ?

In 2011, Hartalika Teej Vrat is on August 31(Wednesday).

This festivai is observed as Swarna Gowri Vratam in South India. In Nepal, this Kevda Teej is of great significance and is observed for three days and ends with the Rishi Panchami pooja.It is also known as Hartalika.

In this Festival women offer pooja to lord Shiva. They offer a flower named Kevda to lord Shiva.They worship both lord Shiva and Godess Parvati

By observing the ceremony, unmarried women believe that they will get a husband like Lord Shiva. Married women believe that they will be blessed with a good family life.



Hindu Kevda Teej Fast:
According to Hindu belief, Shiva took no notice of the love of Parvati for very long time as he was haunted by the death of Sati. To get the attention of Lord Shiva,Godess Parvati performed several harshness on the Himalayas for several years. Some Puranas indicate that Goddess Parvati did repentance for 16 years and survived on grass and fruits. Finally, at the end by getting impressed by Godess Parvati Shiva acknowledged Godess Parvati’s devotion and love and agreed to marry her.

Women observe Hartalika Teej Vrat in remembrance of Parvati’s deep termination to win over her love. It is believed that Goddess Parvati will be blessful with those women who observe the Vrat or the fast. There are several regional variations in the Hartalika Teej Vrat mythology. But the summation is the same.

Even today, many married women and young girls observe ‘nirjala vrata’ (severe fasting even without water). A grand banguet is held after the fast in all houses.


Offering Hartalika Pooja:

On the day, women wear Red or Green coloured clothes and bangles which signify luck.They dress up very beautifully.They wear lots of ornaments and offer pooja. Fresh fruits,flowers and green vegetables are offered to Godess Parvati and similarly along with fruits, vegetables,flowers,a special flower of Kevda is offered to Lord Shiva. Rice patolis, sweets and various dishes are prepared on this day. Dishes made out of coconut are a specialty.


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When is rakhi ? 2011

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When is rakhi ?

Raksha Bandhan is a famous ritual in Hindu Religion. Raksha Bandhan celebrates brother and sister relationship. Raksha Bandhan Festival 2011 date is Aug 13th. On Rakhi day, the sister ties ‘Rakhi’ on her brother and who pledge to protect her from any danger. Raksha Bandhan Festival, also known as Rakhi Festival, is observed on the full moon day (Purnima) in Shravan month ( GOD SHIVA MONTH).

‘Raksha’ means protection, and ‘Bandhan’ here means to tie. On Raksha Bandhan, sisters tie Rakhi, a bracelet made of thread of different colors, on their brothers' hands. When a girl or woman ties a Rakhi around the hand of a boy or man it means he will protect her from all dangers. On this brothers also gives some gifts or money to her sister.



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