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Well, let me make it clear in the very beginning of this post itself that I have no intentions to hurt any ‘True’ devotee of lord Krishna. This post is an eye-opener only for the fanatics who have always been observed deriding lord Shiva. Personally I don’t have any enmity with any form of God since God is one but s/he appears in the form of our choice just to please our hearts.

However, unfortunately today our Sanatana Dharma of Hinduism has got divided into multiple sects, and out of them many have turned into cults. Most of the sects – preach wrong things about Lord Shiva, pass insulting remarks at him, and try to showcase him as a servant of their favorite form of god (Krishna, Rama, Vishnu etc.).

But as per Vedas, Upanishads, and authentic scriptures; the reality is totally quite opposite to these claims. Bhagwad Gita is a great Vedantic text and it is ‘Moksha Shastram (scripture which enlightens us with the knowledge leading towards salvation)’. However it has become the most incorrectly interpreted scripture. Unfortunately, nowadays it’s usage has become limited to ‘Supremacy Debates’ only. It has been observed that there is a strong belief that Sri Krishna showed all gods and goddesses including Lord Shiva in his Vishwaroopa. In fact lord Shiva was NOT shown in Krishna’s Vishwaroopa. Yes, truth is always bitter and gives shocking surprises!

In ‘Vibhooti Yoga’ chapter 10 of Bhagwad Gita Sri Krishna says, “rudrAnAm sankaraschAsmi ” (BG. 10:23) “Among the Rudras I’m Shankara”. However the above verse is purposely mistranslated by Vaishnava websites as “ among the Rudras I’m lord Shiva“. No doubt ‘Shankara’ is the name of lord Shiva only and they are one and the same, however the phrase “ among the Rudras” needs to be taken into account while translating this verse. Let me explain the real meaning here.

Primarily, there are eleven Rudras called as Ekadasha-Rudras. They all are MANIFESTATIONS of Lord Shiva as the children of Goddess Surabhi (the celestial cow). Surabhi is called as ‘Prishni’ in Vedas, and her sons viz. The eleven Rudras are called as Maruts also in Vedas. Rudras (Maruts) are like sons (or manifestation or incarnation) of lord Shiva. Their names have been given differently in various Puranas and Mahabharata because the Puranas many a times depict the stories of previous Kalpas also. And in every Kalpa these eleven Rudras are created by lord Shiva and the names of these eleven Rudras change in every Kalpa.

In the present Kalpa the names of the eleven Rudras are: 1. Maha Rudra, 4. Neelalohita, 6. Eshana Rudra, 7. Vijaya Rudra, 8. Bheema Rudra, 9.

Devadeva, 10. Bhavodbhava and 11. Adityatmaka Srirudra. Hum rahe ya na re kal song download. Their 11 consorts of these 11 Rudras in this present Kalpa are respectively the following names:- 1.

Dhee devi, 2. Dhritti devi, 3. Ushna (Rasala) devi, 4. Neeyut devi, 5.

Sarpi devi, 7. Eela devi, 8. Ambika devi, 9. Ieravati devi, 10.

Sudha devi and 11. Deeksha devi So, it’s just a matter of shear coincidence that the 4th son of Surabhi has been named ‘Shankara’ and again it’s a divine coincidence that his wife’s name happens to be ‘Uma devi’. In next Kalpa these names would change. And since Bhagawad Gita available with us belongs to narration based on this currently running Kalpa, Sri Krishna said he is Shankara among the Rudras. Therefore Sri Krishna did not say that he is Lord Shiva, he said he is that Rudra among the 11 Rudras whose name is ‘Shankara’.

This is all about the statement given in ‘Vibhooti Yoga’ chapter. Now let’s move on to the chapter named ‘Vishwaroopa Sandarshana Yoga’ and analyze whether the cosmic form exhibited contained lord Shiva or not. Many people mistakenly (or purposely) say that when Arjuna saw the cosmic form, he narrated the various figures that he beheld. During that narration Arjuna said: “pasyami devam stava deva dehe sarvams tatha bhuta-visesa-sanghan brahmanam isam kamalasana-stham rsims ca sarvan uragams ca divyan ” (BG. 11:15) This is Incorrectly (and purposely) translated by the Vaishnava websites as: “ Arjuna said: My dear Lord Krishna, I see assembled in Your body all the demigods and various other living entities. I see Brahma sitting on the lotus flower, as well as Lord Shiva and all the sages and divine serpents.“ However this translation is NOT authentic.

The phrase in 11.15 is “ brahmanam isham kamalasana-stham“. Because the word “isham” appears between “brahmanam” and “kamala-asana-stham” it is a designation of Brahma who sits on the lotus, and hence the CORRECT translation should be – “ Brahma who is the lord, is found seated on his lotus seat“. It very strongly proves that the sandwiched “Isham” is the quality of lordship and not a proper name. Therefore it refers to Brahma and states, “ Lord Brahma is seated on a lotus“. Ramanuja and Madhva both suggest that “isha” means Shiva who is seated on Brahma who is on the lotus seat. In his Bhashya Ramanuja writes, “ tatha isham kamalasana-stham kamalasane brahmani sthitam” and Madhva follows Ramanuja here. However Adi Shankaracharya CORRECTLY interprets it that “isham” refers to Brahma in this verse and not to Shiva.