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    Ganesh & Skandha Sons of Shiva Shivaa
    Ganesh & Skandha Sons of Shiva Shivaa
    Ganesh & Skandha Sons of Shiva Shivaa
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    Ganesh & Skandha Sons of Shiva Shivaa

    By Bhagwat Shah

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    Shiva Shivaa’s family is unique in that each person in this family seems totally and diametrically opposed to the other, yet they all get on well together and always act as “one”. Their unconditional love and care for each other makes the dysfunctional functional. Each person is allowed their own space and each person is accepted for who they are.

    What could easily be dysfunctional, functions in this divine family because of the loving nature of Shiva and Shivaa. Only in a divine, caring, understanding family can such children as Ganesh and Skandha be born and nurtured with total and unconditional love.

    This book is about this very special, charming, in many ways very modern, 1st Divine family of the Hindu Pantheon

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBhagwat Shah
    Release dateOct 5, 2017
    ISBN9781370264698
    Ganesh & Skandha Sons of Shiva Shivaa
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    Bhagwat Shah

    Infinitely interested in infinitely different subjects!Unquenchable desire to learn makes me 'study' a wide variety of subjects. I read, write, think and talk about my varied interests to a wide variety of people through my website, tumblr, Quora and via email.My Pushti-Marg.net website has over 800 articles in its secular and spiritual sections. To expand my readership, I have published books and a CD of my poems. I also create art in a variety of mediums to express my creativity.

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      Ganesh & Skandha Sons of Shiva Shivaa - Bhagwat Shah

      Ganesh & Skandha

      Sons of

      Shiva Shivaa

      By Bhagwat Shah

      Copyright reserved by Bhagwat Shah

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      Forward by the Author

      I dedicate this book to the Divine Universal Spirit, manifest as Shiva and Shivaa.

      I bow down to my parents, gurus, teachers and wonderful people who have inspired me throughout my life.

      My immense gratitude to my loving, understanding family, who have allowed me the time and space to indulge in my creative passions.

      Prologue

      Shiva Shivaa’s family is unique in that each person seems totally and diametrically opposed to the other, yet they all get on well together and always act as one.

      •Shiva is an ascetic, wears whatever he finds in the charnel ground. He rides a bull, has serpents crawling on his body and through his dreadlocks. Shiva plays a small double sided drum and sports a mighty trident.

      •Shivaa is a beauty queen. Being feminine to the max and loves flowering meadows. However, when provoked, she sports various weapons to kill demons. Shivaa rides lions and tigers.

      •Skandha, also known as Kartick and Kumar, is an all male creation of Shiva.

      •Skandha was created by Shiva alone and has six heads. He is the commander of heavenly army and rides a peacock.

      •Ganesh is an all female creation, born of Shivaa without any input from Purusha.

      •Ganesh was created by Shivaa alone and has an elephant’s head on a human body. He loves to eat and dress well. He keeps mice

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