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Smoking 🚬 Ganja on name of Lord Shiva , doesn't make you Shiv Bhakt !

Shiva is associated with the Bilva leaf, with the Cannabis 🌿 etc. Here is an extract that you may find illuminating, May Lord Shiva bless you with calmness and Intellect. Remember Intoxication is not Illumination. One does not need to be intoxicated to realize the truth and godhood.


1.Lord Shiva's association with Ganja:

God is absolute. He is all powerful and supreme. He is the source of all energy and he does not need any input from outside to be able to function or act. In fact, since he is all pervasive, there is nothing which is not him. All that we see in the material universe are nothing other than his manifestations. In Hinduism, Lord Shiva is considered as the embodiment of the Highest reality. He is the Supreme Godhead worshipped as Linga.


2.God is absolute:

Lord Shiva is often depicted as a mendicant with the ash from the burial grounds smeared all over his body. He wears a ragged animal skin and moves about like a weird one in the crematory grounds dancing in ecstasy. Often, he is also shown to smoke Ganja. There is a lot of significance behind this depiction.



3.Ganja is an intoxicant:

Ganja is an intoxicant. In spirituality, intoxication is a symbol of supreme awareness though we can't say that all those who are intoxicated are self realized. Those who have renounced the world and are seeking the highest truth are transported to higher levels of consciousness when they take intoxicants. This is in no way a condition similar to the one of those ignorant beings who enter the spells of more delusion and illusion when intoxicated.


4.Ganja can never intoxicate Shiva:

Ganja can never intoxicate Shiva. He is in the perfect state that can never be altered or tampered. However, interpreting the symbol behind Lord Shiva smoking Ganja, we can give the meaning of sun that shines on this universe. Sun  is so powerful. It can just evaporate dirty water and extract its pure essence that is free of the contaminants. Similarly, nothing can affect Lord Shiva.


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  1. AnonymousJune 27, 2021 at 4:02 AM

    This has become a trend and our bollywood made it a fashion

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  2. AnonymousJune 27, 2021 at 4:03 AM

    The only way is to take a serious against all those influncer , actor who is consuming it .

    ReplyDelete

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