SHIVA TANDAV

Shiva Tandava Stotram bir stotra Tanrı Shiva'nın gücünü ve güzelliğini anlatır olduğunu.

Shiva Tandava Stotram is a stotra (Hindu hymn) describes the God Shiva's power and beauty. It is traditionally attributed to Ravana, the rakshasa (demon) king of Lanka and devotee of Shiva. Both the ninth and tenth quatrains of this hymn conclude with lists of Shiva's epithets as destroyer, even the destroyer of death itself. Alliteration and onomatopoeia create roiling waves of resounding beauty in this example of Hindu devotional poetry.

In the final quatrain of the poem, after tiring of rampaging across the Earth, Ravana asks, "When will I be happy?" Because of the intensity of his prayers and ascetic meditation, of which this hymn was an example, Ravana received from Shiva powers and a celestial sword.

Shiv Tandav Stotram Features:

• Completely offline app. No internet connection required after downloaded.

• Use Bell, conch (Shankh) and Garlend (Flower maala) with only single tap.

• Hindi and English lyrics.

• Text in synchronized with audio. So you can read while listen The Shiv Tandav.

• Set Shiv Tandav Stotra as Ringtone.

• Set Lord Shiv picture as Wallpaper.

• Lord Shiv pictures keep changing while playing.

• Run application in background also. You can have notifications of playing Tandava.

• Realistic environment like temple inside app gives you peace of mind.

App contains images of lord shiva that you can set as wallpaper. God shiv tandav statra can be set as ringtone of your phone. Lord Shiv is father of Lord Gamesh and Lord Kartikey.

Lord Shiva is also known as “Mahadev”. Shiv is the Supreme God within Shaivism, one of the three most influential denominations in contemporary Hinduism.

He is one of the five primary forms of God in the Smarta tradition and "the Destroyer" or "the Transformer" among the Trimurti, Bramha, Vishnu, Mahesh, the Hindu Trinity of the primary aspects of the divine.

Lord Hanuman is one of Lord Shiva’s avatar in Hinduism.

Shiva is known by 108 names. They are:

1. Shiva

2. Maheshwara

3. Shambhu

4. Pinakin

5. Shashi Shekhara

6. Vamadeva

7. Virupaksha

8. Kapardi

9. Nilalohita

10. Shankara

11. Shulapani

12. Khatvangi

13. Vishnuvallabha

14. Shipivishta

15. Ambikanatha

16. Shrikantha

17. Bhaktavatsala

18. Bhava

19. Sharva

20. Trilokesha

21. Shitikantha

22. Shivapriya

23. Ugra

24. Kapali

25. Kamari

26. Andhakasura Sudana

27. Gangadhara

28. Lalataksha

29. Kalakala

30. Kripanidhi

31. Bheema

32. Parshuhasta

33. Mrigpaani

34. Jattadhar

35. Kailashavasi

36. Kawachi

37. Kathor

38. Tripurantak

39. Vrishanka

40. Vrishbharudh

41. Bhasmodhulitavigrah

42. Samapriya

43. Swaramayi

44. Trayimurti

45. Anishvara

46. Sarvagya

47. Paramatma

48. Somasuryaagnilochana

49. Havi

50. Yagyamaya

51. Soma

52. Panchavaktra

53. Sadashiva

54. Vishveshwara

55. Veerabhadra

56. Gananatha

57. Prajapati

58. Hiranyareta

59. Durdharsha

60. Girisha

61. Girisha

62. Anagha

63. Bujangabhushana

64. Bharga

65. Giridhanva

66. Giripriya

67. krittivasaa

68. Purarati

69. Bhagwaan

70. Pramathadhipa

71. Mrityunjaya

72. Sukshamatanu

73. Jagadvyapi

74. Jagadguru

75. Vyomakesha

76. Mahasenajanaka

77. Charuvikrama

78. Rudra

79. Bhootapati

80. Sthanu

81. Ahirbhudhanya

82. Digambara

83. Ashtamurti

84. Anekatma

85. Satvika

86. Shuddhavigraha

87. Shashvata

88. Khandaparshu

89. Aja

90. Pashvimochana

91. Mrida

92. Pashupati

93. Deva

94. Mahadeva

95. Avayaya

96. Hari

97. Bhagnetrabhid

98. Avayayat

99. Dakshadhwarahara

100. Har

101. Pushadantabhit

102. Avyagra

103. Sahsraksha

104. Sahasrapada

105. Apavargaprada

106. Ananta

107. Taraka

108. Parameshwara