The Third Eye

The third eye is the Significance of Hindu Lord Shiva. As per the Hindu mythology Lord Shiva is also known as "Mahadev". Mahadev means the great Lord who created the universe.

In Hindu Vedas and Puranas it is written that Lord Shiva created this universe by His Tandav Nritya (Dance of Tandav). Then after the radiation due to Lord Shiva's Tandav Lord Vishnu took birth. Then Lord Brahma was born from the Lotus flower created from Lord Vishnu's belly. Lord Brahma created the whole universe on His hand. As His hand is expanding hence the universe is expanding to a certain time. Lord Vishnu is lying under the Universe, as its base hence in Hindu Dharma it is said that Lord Vishnu is omnipresent.

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