StatueStudio

Lord Shiva is one of the prevalent worshipped Gods of Hindus. He is considered the Supreme God among the 'Trimurti' who creates, protects and destroys the universe. He is known as 'MahaDev' and 'BholeNath'. Shiva is portrayed as a charming personality with a peaceful face smeared with ash & sitting on tiger skin. He also holds a Trishul in one hand, and a Dumroo in the other with a snake rolled around its neck. No, as Lord Shiva's devotees must be curious as to why he is revered as Bholenath. So, here we are with a well researched top 5 reasons on why Lord Shiva is referred to as Bholenath is as under : In the Hindi language, 'Bhole' means a person who can be pleased easily, and 'Nath' means King. Though very powerful and Supreme, Lord Shiva was very simple and stayed in the Himalayas, wore animal skin, and applied ash on his forehead. He is very innocent and can forgive his believers, no matter how grave their sins were. He also possesse

 Hinduism is the third largest religion in the world. It is based on moral and cultural values, which all ought to follow. Hinduism is a very diversified religion that changes with culture, geographical placements, language, weather, and other local conditions. There are about 33 types of Gods & Goddesses being worshipped in Hinduism. Each God is a representation of various attributes to concentrate upon. In Hinduism, everyone's free to worship any particular deity of his choice, among the various known Gods and Goddesses .  However, Hinduism does not propagate the worshipping of only one God. However, they tend to have a firm belief in the concept of having one Supreme Power, but it has different names. Every individual worships one of them, believing that they are superpowers and would remove all obstacles in their life, bring happiness & prosperity and help them attain Moksha after their death. The Hindu belief system is incorporated with a complex structure of deities.