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Now, we see, Shiva’s supposed to be the God of Destruction. But, it’s not so. As I told you many times already, we have a lot of prejudice against something that is new. Shiva, perhaps He was a very liberal spiritual leader of His time, too advanced for the people of His own generation to understand, and too liberal for the conservative Indians to bear. So they called him the God of Destruction, perhaps. Many bad names have also been unfortunately addressed to the God Shiva. So, today, in the most reverent mood and respectful heart, I’m going to tell you the way Shiva taught His disciples, so that we clear the bad names for Him, forever. […]
He might destroy all the ugliness, which sometimes accumulates within ourselves, and within Him at that time, perhaps. But not to destroy any beautiful things on this planet. He’s not the destroyer of goodness, virtues, and beauty. He’s a destroyer of all that is undesirable, to clear the planet. Mind you, all the gods have tried very hard since ancient times, but our planet is still like this. […]
So He had one, Her name was Devi. Devi means “Goddess,” no? Is that right, in India? Oh, yeah, in India they have beautiful names. […] Yeah, sometimes He addressed Her “Devi,” and “Lotus eye,” and “loving one,” and “sweet princess.” […] In the language of such sweetness and Heavenly blessing, that I think we should all learn to speak with each other. The way Shiva spoke to His girlfriend or wife, it is really incredible. Such language today we hardly hear. […] That is the way each husband should speak to his beloved. […]
