Do the Shiva and the god stick mentioned in the village really exist? 5

Hi! Everything is said, I also said the classic saying--- believe that there is no belief and none, they all see the living suffering and who sees the dead enjoying happiness, everything is done according to their own ideas and wishes, why do some officials and professors also invite those so-called "Yin Yang Immortals" because they believe in the path pointed by the "Yin Yang Immortals" in their minds at that time, you can watch ghost movies, you can watch magic tricks, but their acting skills are too high to attract you. The state always advocates the prohibition of smoking, if you don't let the cigarette factory make cigarettes, you won't get it, and there are those who have smoked all their lives and live to be more than 100 years old, and they don't want to smoke it if you give it to him for nothing.

People live and do things according to their own wishes, they are not tired, you can do whatever you want, and the result is yours anyway. The Shiva and the gods in the village believe in it, and if you don't believe it, you don't believe it.

Of course there is. Deceitful, otherwise it's still called a magic stick?

Do you think that people in the city don't burn incense and worship the Buddha? There are also Daifuku!

You must know that these are to fully grasp the psychology of people, that is, to grasp the psychology that if you believe it, you will not believe it! Believe him, we are not the 21st century, right? Zan believes in science!

I don't believe it. There are indeed a lot of unexplained phenomena. CCTV10 has exposed a lot of fakes.

Shiva? It seems to be the name of a god in India.

Why these two stand together across nationalities.

Transliteration. The modern transliteration of Shiva Sanskrit is "Siva", but the ancient Chinese pronunciation is different from the modern pronunciation, so the translation as "Shiva" is generally uncomfortable.

Hokkien is a pronunciation that is closer to the ancient sound, and if you try to read it in Hokkien, you can better understand it.

Hello! Transliterated.

If it helps you, hope.

You can refer to Mr. Ji Xianlin's translation of "Hindu Mythology".

Published by Children's Press.

is an ordinary woman who was mistakenly called a god by later generations because of her medical skills.

It's the same as Bian Que and Hua Tuo.

Male, his beloved wife Patanti, the chief deity of the Hindu goddesses.

There are also 2 sons, the eldest son of the powerful god of war, the god of war in Hindu mythology aka Segandha.

The second son - Ganesha.

Shiva, the god of destruction in Hinduism, was formerly known as the god of fertility in the Indus civilization era "beast master" and the god of Vedic storms Rudra, with both reproduction and destruction, creation and destruction, presenting a variety of strange and grotesque different appearances, mainly including Linga, Terror, Gentleness, Superman, Three-faced, Dancing King, Liga, Half-Female Lord and other disguises, Linga (male root) is the most basic symbol of Shiva.

Hinduism believes that "destruction" has the meaning of "regeneration", so the male linga, which means fertility, is a symbol of his creativity and is worshipped by sexualists and Shiva followers.

His wife is a goddess of the snow-capped mountains, and his two sons are Segandha and the mountains.

Shiva (Shiva), one of the three major gods of Hinduism, the god of destruction, formerly known as the god of fertility in the era of the Indus civilization "beast master" and the god of Vedic storms Rudra, has both reproduction and destruction, creation and destruction dual character, presenting a variety of strange and grotesque different appearances, mainly Linga phase, terror phase, gentle phase, superhuman phase, three-faced phase, dancing king phase, Liga main phase, half-female lord and other disguises, Linga (male root) is the most basic symbol of Shiva.