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RUDRA

RUDRA Brahma, Vishnu and Rudra (Shiva) are in the service of the Lord. (Maru M. 3, p. 1053) Brahmaloka, Rudraloka and Indraloka have been invaded by maya, but it cannot even look towards Sadh Sangat. (Gujri M. 5, p. 500) With the concentration of Rudra and the knowledge of the True Guru, the bÃ¥rd Bhal.....can only say, "O Amar Dass Bhalla, the Praises of your qualities are only your own." (Swayye Mahle Teeje Ke, p. 1396) Rudra is another name of Shiva. Rudra literally means terrible. In its application to Lord Shiva, this word designates him in his destructive character. See : Shiva

RUDRA Brahma, Vishnu and Rudra (Shiva) are in the service of the Lord. (Maru M. 3, p. 1053) Brahmaloka, Rudraloka and Indraloka have been invaded by maya, but it cannot even look towards Sadh Sangat. (Gujri M. 5, p. 500) With the concentration of Rudra and the knowledge of the True Guru, the bÃ¥rd Bhal…..can only say, “O Amar Dass Bhalla, the Praises of your qualities are only your own.” (Swayye Mahle Teeje Ke, p. 1396) Rudra is another name of Shiva. Rudra literally means terrible. In its application to Lord Shiva, this word designates him in his destructive character. See : Shiva

References :

1. Kohli,Surindar Singh ed,Dictionary of Mythological References in Guru Granth Sahib 1993

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