Shiva Worship in Indus Valley

Pashupati Seal yoga position explained| Harappan Civilization |stamp used for cloth|Indus Valley lost treasures| Secret from ancient India.
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[@penoge]

This seal is showing Brahma, which you can see from his three visible faces (the fourth is unvisible at the back of the figure). This is the way Brahma is depicted not Shiva!

[@SanjanasShow]

The figure on the Pashupati seal is not Brahma because Brahma is traditionally depicted with four heads and four arms, which are not features of the seal's figure. The yogic posture and association with animals align more closely with Shiva, particularly as Pashupati, the 'Lord of Animals'. This interpretation is supported by many researchers, though the figure's exact identity still remains debated…

[@penoge]

@@SanjanasShow This is obviously the same person in the same posture as on the seal which shows the hunter and the tiger story and there the hunter means Rudra (Shiva) = the constellation Saggitarius. And I know no depiction of Shiva with four faces.

[@Bhuvanfire]

Siva was a tamil ancestor

[@SanjanasShow]

Are tamilians not Hindu?

[@Bhuvanfire]

@@SanjanasShow Yes

[@Bhuvanfire]

Shiva has nothing to do with Hinduism😊

[@skysedgeproductions6170]

We all know Shiva was catholic.

[@Bhuvanfire]

@@skysedgeproductions6170 no dude shiva is a Tamil ancestor far earlier than the vedic period

[@skysedgeproductions6170]

@@Bhuvanfire Yes but Tamil themselves are descendents of Koreans especially North Koreans. Does that make Shiva a catholic from Korean Peninsula?

[@Bhuvanfire]

@@skysedgeproductions6170 Good joke Pindari I will laugh on Feb 31st