Shaivism, Lord Shiva's own Religion.

Śaivism, also written as Shaivism and Saivism, is the Division of Hinduism that worships Shiva as the Supreme God.  Followers of all Śaivism are known as Śaivas or even Śaivites. 

 Founded in India, Śaivism has broad appeal across the nation and is especially strong among the Tamils of Southern India and Sri Lanka.Some customs credit the dispersing of Śaivism into southern India into the blossom, Agastya, who's believed to have attracted Vedic customs and all the Tamil language.

Śaivism is a type of nondual spiritual practice and philosophy originating in India.  Śaivites consider that the whole creation is both a reflection of conscious divinity and can be non-different from this divinity which they call "Śiva".  Since he's concurrently the born and the founder, Śiva is both immanent and transcendent.  

What is Shiva the god of ???

 The triumvirate has 3 gods who has the responsibility of creating, upkeep and destruction of the world.

Lord Shivas' Epic War with Rama

Lord Shivas' Epic War with Rama was not a well documented war, it is mentioned however in the Shiva Purana . This was unfortunately started because of a stolen horse. 

Rhiannon Celtic Goddess Fun Facts

Rhiannon is a Celtic Goddess. here are some fun facts about this extraordinary Goddess.

She was promised by here father to a man by the name of Gwawl. She did not like this arranged marriage, she was in love with another a Fella by the name of Pwyll.

Bodb The Red

Bodb the Red, also known as Bodb Derg, was one of the last of the Celtic Great Gods.

When Dagda retired he was replaced by Bodb the Red since he was his eldest son.

Aeacus Ancient Greek Mythology

Aeacus is from Ancient Greek Mythology. He was the King of Attica, a small island of the coast of Greece.

He was the son of  Zeus and Aegina. His mother was abandoned on the island by Zeus, he became King when he became an adult.

Inanna Sumerian Goddess

Inanna is the Sumerian Mother Goddess of Agriculture, Order, Protection, Abundance etc.

Inanna's Knot was weaved into all door posts and jars. It was made of wheat (or grasses) and reeds.

Bi Bian Cheng

Bi Bian Cheng is the chief of the 6th level of the Chinese hell.

Bao Yan Luo

Bao Yan Luo is the God of Death and Leader of the 5th level of the Chinese Hell (Feng Du).

Having been formerly Emperor of the 1st level of Hell, he was found to be to lenient. Way too many spirits were traversing the Golden Bridge to Heaven.

Shui Ren Shi Chinese Diety

Shui Ren Shi is the Chinese Deity of Cooking.

The very last of the San Huang rulers in China.

Sui Ren added to the works of Fu Xi and Shen Nong.

Demeter The Goddess Facts

Demeter is the Greek Goddess of Farming and Fertility.

Also known as Ceres to the Romans, she trained nomadic humans how one can plow the fields, as a result making civilized society feasible. Thank You

Asgaya Gigagei

Asgaya Gigagei is the Cherokee Thunder God of Lightning.

Alowat Sakima

Alowat Sakima in Native American Mythology is known as the Great Spirit. Also referred to as the Mighty Chief, he's supreme and rules over everything.

Alkuntam

Alkuntam helped Senx in the design of humanity. She's speculated to be the child of a cannibal spirit that sucks the brains of men out via their ears.

Albunea Nymph of Prophecy

Albunea was a Roman Nymph of Prophecy. In the neighborhood of Tibur a field was consecrated, with a well and a temple. Close to it had been the "Oracle of Faunus Fatidicus".

Aestas The Goddess Of Summer

Aestas is the Roman Goddess Of Summer.

 She is described as standing by an emerald throne of Phoebus (Roman Sun god), with the other personifications of Time including the Day, Month, Year, Century, plus the Hours and additional Seasons, Spring, fall and winter.

Aequitas The Roman Goddess

Aequitas is a Roman Goddess of Equality and fairness. She's frequently portrayed holding a set of scales to symbolize fair deals and equality.

She's displayed in a dignified posture, dressed in a diadem and is holding a staff, and often She's also shown to have a cornucopia, the symbol of prosperity and riches.

Abeona The Roman Goddess

Abeona is a Roman Goddess. She watches over a child's journeys and safeguards travellers.

She is probably a classic Italian Goddess who was later on regarded as an indigimentum of Juno, the Roman Empress of Motherhood, Females, and their Children.

Teutatis The Gallic War God

Teutatis and his friend Taranis, both Gallic War Gods, are in charge of a place called Esus.

Atropos The Greek Goddess

In Greek mythology, Atropos was a Goddess.

She was also one of the 3 Moirae, the Fates, the female Goddesses that administered fate rather than be determined by it.

Atropos is the fate that cuts the thread or "web of life".