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She bows to shiva's majesty

Taken with a Nikon F75; subsequently negative-scanned

Taken with a Nikon F75; subsequently negative-scanned

Made with love by me. Available for adoption ... More info in my profile. :)

 

EAT | TREK | RELAX

Copyright: Giri Camps

Only true devotion will open shiva's heart to parvati

Day 3: 19 Sep 2013, Jiva Nala – Parvati Valley Trek, Great Himalayan National Park, Himachal Pradesh

Parvati, Hindu Goddess at left.

 

Harn Gallery, Gainesville, Florida.

parvati valley, kalga village

Taken with a Nikon F75; subsequently negative-scanned

Pârvatî Rabiller

Nantes, le 12 octobre 2012.

© Val K.

Shiva Parvati Statue 18″

 

Material: This lovely work of art was made using black stone. This Shiva Parvati idol’s beautiful carvings are enough to catch the attention of art enthusiasts. This lovely transformation was created by a crew who worked steadily. This sculpture is a lovely accent to any tables in the living area.

 

To know more about the sculpture: www.thestonestudio.in/product/shiva-parvati-statue/

To visit our gallery: www.thestonestudio.in

Contact us: +91-7008222943

Email Id: info@thestonestudio.in

   

I find this time of year magical, with so many beautiful lights on display. Light is our true nature! The outward displays reflect a fraction of the magnificence we innately are.

 

Consider the birth of light in your life. Consider cultivating innocence, experiencing things with openness and freshness rather than with anticipation, expectation and pre-judged ideas. Consider softening to life, rather than hardening to it. Consider being receptive, as a child is receptive to the newness and wonder of life. Consider the interconnections between yourself and all things, the way we are all in the mess of it all and guided by the shining light in the heavens, a light that reflects our inner light.

 

Read more about how you can experience the birth of light in your life in my blog, parvati.tv/blog/the-birth-of-light-in-your-life/

Taken with a Nikon F75; subsequently negative-scanned

Parvati River flows swift and strong in the deep narrow gorge below.

at Parvati cinema chowk, above Shakti bar, FTF Uma Cinema.

Size: 40'x20' F.Lit

you don't know how much I love her!!

XIVe-XVIe siècle,

Grès,

38.5 x 27.2 x 11 cm,

Provenance : Rajasthan ou nord du Gujarat, Inde,

Musée des Cultures du Monde, Barcelone

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