Shiva | Ultimate Outlaw | Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev

Discover why a sickle moon decorates Shiva's tangled locks. What does the third eye on his temple speak to? Shouldn't something be said about his interminable buddy – Nandi the bull? What's more, for what reason would such a being wear winds around his neck? Most importantly, for what reason is Shiva viewed as the Ultimate Outlaw?
The digital book is loaded up with rich designs and pearls of intelligence from Sadhguru that uncover numerous for all intents and purposes obscure viewpoints about the being we call Shiva. Experience Shiva more than ever – as the Adiyogi, the main yogi and wellspring of yoga, and considerably more!
The Moon
The moon is alluded to as soma, the wellspring of inebriation. Shiva has the moon since he's an incredible yogi who is inebriated constantly, however sits in extraordinary readiness. To appreciate inebriation, you should be alert. That is the way yogis are – completely alcoholic however completely alert.
The Third Eye
The most noteworthy part of Shiva is that he opened his third eye. What it means is, through these two eyes you can just observe what is physical. So this excitement of another element of observations, through which one see what is past the physical, is alluded to as the Third eye.
Snake
The snake shows that Shiva's energies have achieved the pinnacle. Snake is an imagery for kundalini, the unmanifest vitality inside you. A wound up snake is difficult to see except if it moves. Kundalini is additionally to such an extent that lone when it moves, you understand there is such a great amount of intensity inside you.
Trishul
Trishul symbolizes the three essential parts of life. This can be called Pingala, Ida and Sushumna as man, lady and celestial. These are the three fundamental nadis – The left, the privilege and the focal – in the vitality body of the human framework.