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Según la tradición hindú, cuando los dioses decidieron permitir que el río Ganges descendiera del cielo, Shiva recibió el pleno impacto del enorme peso del agua sobre su cabeza para que el gigantesco torrente no destruyera la Tierra. El cabello enmarañado de Shiva suavizó la cascada que se abalanzaba. Él la dividió en siete ríos sagrados y las aguas descendieron suavemente a la Tierra. | |||
To Hindus, the Ganges represents the refreshing river of spiritual wisdom. According to Hindu tradition, when the gods decided to allow that Ganges River to descend from heaven, Shiva in that point of the vortex of light, the whirling energy around him, was actually the balance between heaven and earth of the river that descended, which was a river of light and became the river of earth. And so the water of the Ganges is considered by Hindus to be a magical water, a holy water that purifies anything. The [[Special:MyLanguage/ascended master|ascended master]]s teach that these seven holy rivers also represent the seven rays of the [[Special:MyLanguage/Holy Spirit|Holy Spirit]] that come out of the white light. | To Hindus, the Ganges represents the refreshing river of spiritual wisdom. According to Hindu tradition, when the gods decided to allow that Ganges River to descend from heaven, Shiva in that point of the vortex of light, the whirling energy around him, was actually the balance between heaven and earth of the river that descended, which was a river of light and became the river of earth. And so the water of the Ganges is considered by Hindus to be a magical water, a holy water that purifies anything. The [[Special:MyLanguage/ascended master|ascended master]]s teach that these seven holy rivers also represent the seven rays of the [[Special:MyLanguage/Holy Spirit|Holy Spirit]] that come out of the white light. | ||