Bhagavan — Bhakti

"glorified", "divine", "revered", "holy"

A term often used in Hinduism in relation to the Supreme Being or the Absolute Truth as God in His personal aspect.

Bhagavan is also used as a term identical to the word "Lord", such as "Bhagavan Shiva".

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The great king in Hindu mythology, according to legend, brought Ganga from the spiritual world to Earth. The most complete description of the legend about Bhagiratha is contained in "Ramayana".  → Подробнее...

the fearsome form of Shiva

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Bhairava Ashtami (also called Kala-Ashtami or Mahakal Bhairavashtami) is the day of Bhairava's (Mahakala's, Kala Bhairava's) birth, a rather well-known holiday in India. It's celebrated on the eighth day in the fortnight in the month of Kartik.  → Подробнее...

It is a stick that yogins (Nathas, Nagas) carry when they pilgrimage. The danda is also used as a weapon. It is one of the offerings in the Gorakshanath-puja.

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Hands are folded at the base of the abdomen with palms up: the back of the right hand on the left palm.  → Подробнее...

"formidable", "terrible"

Bhairavi is a tantric goddess who is part of the group of ten Mahavidyas (Dasha-mahavidya). One of the most frightening and destructive manifestations of the Divine Mother. Bhairavi is the consort (Shakti) of Shiva-Bhairava, at the same time she can be considered as a free and independent manifestation of Divine Energy.

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the practice of singing bhajans is specific to various Bhakti traditions in Hinduism; a synonym for "kirtan".  → Подробнее...

“devotee” – a person who adores God in one of His forms; a practitioner of bhakti yoga.

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Heart aspiration to God.  → Подробнее...